Star. — London, England, 1803-03-16 00:00:00

• A *: " 4 1 !) . 0 • • e.;• J 7 .ose/ it. • , • \ • • • • l o t t.f. )% •13.ier . I .. I tr s k% : s It 0 k r NI.- • • %\,. • ./ 4 . • • .-. WEDNESDAY, MARCH i 6, 1803. 34UMBER 4445 3 TRICE M X-PENCE. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. • . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TO-MORROW. EVENING, MARCH 17, 3. will be prdented (eighth tune) a New Comedy, called JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE With New Scenes and Drelres. The Principal Charadlca by :Nicfrrs. LEVIS, COOKE, FAWC.ETT, JOHNSTONE, JOHNS - I - ON, KLANCHARD; EMERY, bcc. Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT, And Mrs. H. JOHNS roN. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON, With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. JOHNSTONE. To which wdt be added the Arne of .CAITLE'IditRKETS, at STIRLING. 1% CATTLE bEALERS. THE Magifirates of Stirling, having been .'.ap plied to brfrieral refpedtable Dealers in Cud*, to pro cure a convenient Situation in the Neighbourhood of Stirling, for holding the Annual Tryfta, in place of the Stenhoufe Muir, near Falkirk : hate agreed with the Tackfmcn of the King's Park, of Stirling, during the Currency of their Leafe, being Nineteen Vein after Itlardnmaa This day was psibliflud, plice dd. AN APPEAL to the Right Rev. the Arch biihnps and amp of the Church of England. Printed for J. Ha tchard, tsio, Piccadilly. and T. Hazard, Bath. THE DUCHESS OF PIENNh's This day was pubildied, In Three Volumes, Price Thirteen Shillings and Stzpettee, in Boards. • ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or, the HISTOttY of LADY GEORGINA CECIL By the DUCHESS of MENNE Printed for Thomas Huai, N 0.32, Pattrnofter-rew. CROSS PURPOSES. On Saturday, John Bull; with the Prize; in which Mr. traham and Signora Storace will perform the Charatters of eartwell and Caroline. John Bull will be performed on Tuefday, ThurCday, and Sa lt:day next wee►. --- - - -- • IV/R. REP7ON's Work' on LANDSCAPE GARDENING is now ready to be delivered to the Subferslerv, at Mr. TAYLOR'. Architetturol Library, No. 59, High Holborn. ANCIENT and MODERN ST AWED GLASS FOR SAI .E. I.ZETHEY.L and WATSON refpedfolly inform JA the Nobility, Gentry, and particularly the Admirers of the line Arta, that they have on view a valuable ColleCtion of I".clure., in this curious and fplendid branch of Painting, at their boure, N 0.22, Hanway.ftr:et, Oaford-ftreet. To be viewed only by Tickets, One Shilling each, which Will be returnoi to Purchafers. LALEHAM INC LOSURP.. • THE Comtnif'loners for dividing and allotting the Open Fields and Commons, in the Manor of Laleham, In the Counties of Aliddlefex and Surrey, intendto meet at the Greyhound inn, in Lalebam 'foretold, on Thutfday, the 24th slay of March natant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon precifeiy, when all Petals intereited therein are requcited to attend, to point Oct any -Aketations they may dcfire to be made in their W.ded Anatol:ate. The Particulars of which Allotments teal be srevioutly lent t 6 t se Proprietors : and at which time a Prop.ll ion will be made to them for the Exoneration of their 'Antes from Corn Tithes, upon the Inipropriator's receiving en equivalent in Lana' in lieu thereof, to be ski:stained by the said COMMOICRICU. Dated this 54th day sof Alareh.xtoj. THiiIIhENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR. ant, Begins Drawing the 4th of April ERN. r rHE TICKETS are fold and divided into 2. HALVES, QSARTERS, EIGHTHS, And SIX TEENTHS, by RAZARD, BUR NE. and 9). Stockbrokers, at thek'STATIL* LOTTERY OFFICE, 93, under Wit keyui rszchnoge, L Mw rod no. wane dia. um* Account. The Scheme gpa of :,fnur Prize of so,cooL three of NeooL three if' hell others from nnesaL doWn to sal. go the immix of pool. 4, - Country Orders, acenmportistl with dieet-dared Bills oa Pat-Office Ore" or Calk. I* Pared by Coach or Corider,, pundually encoded to; and Correfpoodents may ravied on bclr treated esadtli on the Luce Tams as if pa !Malty prettnt. All ftLres foM at this Mee will be *Relived lervelbie to A:t of Peetemen, and alto **kb the Orme. aid round it, HATAIL• and OITICZ. Letters, pat paid, duly miivered, and Schemes gratis. NEW MUSIC. Pub Wiled by Clement' and Co. No. 26. Cheapfide. VOCAL MUSIC, FROM THE SEASONS. W HAT numerous Charrns, ( Seafons ) Haydn, IL" price is. With eagernefs theHufbandman, ditto, is. 6d. 0 what Comfort to the Scats, ditto, as. 6d. What Delight Siva equal Flame, ditto, as. W. An lioneft Country Oirl there was, ditto, as. 6d. The Maid of Lodi, written by Mr. Shield, v. 6d. Oh flay, force% Fair, an anfwer to Moore's favourite ballad of, Oh Lady fur, ;a. Edmund of the HUI, by Dr. Stevenke, ts. 6d. PIANO-FORTE MUSIC Clemente. Sonatas, op. so, book lit. Ss. I limaiers Somata.. Is. Dryers Duets, No. s, 2, 3. and 4 each, 4.. Steibetes So nata, op. 51, 6s. Ditto Le Amor du Zepbir, a Grand Bal let, 6s. VIOLIN MUSIC. • Beethoven's Grand Trine: „sa.Dititl three Trios, 7s. 64 is three Trios. op. 16, Bs. Ditto three Tries, op. t 7, 8s Diva three Dn• ts, op. ttBs. Hayd n '. (barrens, op. 80, 6.. 4OHN TRIBE, (calor, of the CROWN and THISTLE., takes this opportunity of acquainting his nu merous Friends and the Putoie, that he has award for, (and * Lad oday neat 04114'a WOO) thofe fpacioui 1 r mites, known by tbe Name of the MI 141.1. INN and TA VERN, Chatham, where be hopes, by aliduity and attention, to merit their Patronage and Support, Families and Travellers may rely on the heft of Reda and Accommodation. N. B. Good ntablins and neat Pot Chalk& Coaches to and from London and Aver every day. '1 his d.y was 'uplifted, Price za 6d. OODLUC K's GUIDE to the CAPITAL PRIZES, eotatainlr'g,Y Numerical Order, all the Num hem that hove been drawn Capital Prime in the various State Lotteries of this Country, from the turn ft authentic Records, to the prefect tiass. The Amount of each Prize, and the Lot tery they were Drawit in, conlitting of more than Five l'houfand Prizes, ft= pm& to Soot of which 4834 are different Numbers, ISt have been Capitals twice, and Seven three times each. Ago, an ABSTRACT from each PARTICU LAR THOUSAND, aiming thole that have obtained the prcateft Proportion of Capital Prizes, by which c.cry Adven -I::rer in the Lottery may have the peculiar Sa6n:olton of view- Lig the former Fate of all Numbers, and nuke their Welkin sr thole Tickets or Shama, soft highly claiming their prefer race. To every Purchafcr It will prove a home of Informa tion, never berm offered to the Pubic. To which is added. • Chruoologt:al Account of al' the Slate Lotteries. By W. R. COOL/LUCK. T. he hnii at the Offices of Melfm RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. Cunaill mad Chain/pert* baptism . EVERY NRW INVENTION, Ilk'hen found to be of real Utility. seeds no orbit reeenthsenda tion than to be known, to merit the genital Approbation of the Public. id , ißTO:'s Patent Cotton-Thread, fo much • admired for Beauty an! Neatnefs in Winding, as silo for fl midi and durat.iiity, fur tile purpore of Sewing, Knitting. Netting, of Veils, end makirg of Lace. His coloured Cotten- Thread, fo aniverially ufed for the porpoleof maltinrup Ladles and Gentlemen's wearing apparel. Marking Cotten-Threast. fuperior to Silk. vrirranted to keep the Coloan-seaviothad a fair trial, for nearly two years, without a complaint. it would be much lamented, fa life ul an article (Mould get In bad repute by (sang a (ponces fort ; to prevent which. J. G. has procured a ins Straw-coloured Paper. with the words—Graftmes Patent Cotton, in the Water-mark. the fame as in Bank Notes, which will be =Sly dlfrovered by alining the Paper againit the Light. The public may rely an the Cotton:llmnd being genuine, when wrapped up in the Strimseolotered Paper. Merchants, Shop keepers, and others, can be regularly fuppiied to say amount, basing the lee oft allorunsot In the ii:ang at Me Warehonfe, No. y), Clicapfule, corner of Lawrence-lane. London. N. B. The grc.aeft variety of elegant Dozes. fonotcd by the Paaprietar, and well adapted for the Ilk of the 'Meat - The King's Park has beat it:unload very minutely by a number of the Cattle Dealers, and found to be a molt eligible Place, and well adapted fora Cattle Market. it Rands In an elevated fituation, and :s well watered. As there is plenty of PaMire In and about the Neighbour hood of Stirling, ells mutt be another inducement to Cattle Dealers, as a Situation for the Annual Trylts. The Town of Stirling is within a Quarter of a Mile of the Park, and has excellent Aresimmodation for Travellers. The Park will be opened for Dealers at the Firit Trylt. in Auguft nett, being the adTuefday of that Mouth. For the encouragement of Cattle Dealers, the Magiftrates of Stirling have agreed to give them the Stance of the Park Free of Cuftotii, for the arft Three Years. Stirling, March 3, i5c.3. ANCIENT STAINED GLASS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; • Separately or Together, No. 98, PALL-MALL, London, A VALUABLE COLLECTION of AN. CIENT STAINED GLASS, for Churches, Public Buildings, and Cabinets.--Among other SubjeCts are, The Crucifixion, Vifitation, Prefentatlon, Laft Supper, Martyrdom of St. John, Martyrdom of St. Catherine, Affumption of the 'Virgio, St. Paul at Malta, Our Saviour at Emmaus, Fall of Man. The Nobility, Clergy, and Co lectors of thefc rare Specimens of the Arts, are refpeCkfully entreated to attend to the above, which were bronist from the Continent, and arc in fine Pry fervation.—Letters (Poll Paid) to Mr. Comm, No. 98, Pall- Mall, as above, will be attended to. FURTHER SALE. OF HULL DOCK SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Exchange, in Kingßon-epon-Hull, on Thurfday the gilt day of March, zBo3, precifely at twelve o'clock at noon, under the powers of an Ad of Parliament, paired in the 41d year of the Reign of his prefent Majefty, for making addi tional Docks at Kingflon-upon-Hull, purfuant to ruche:midi dons as fhall be then produced, - TEN NEW SHARES, in the undertaking for snaking DOCKS at Kingfton-upon-Hull. Eielt Share will be put up feparately. A depofit of tol. per cent. in part of the Portlier: Money, will be required immediately after the Sale, and the remainder in two equal Payments. via. One half on the sth day of July next, and the other half on tlge toth day of October neat. Each Pun-hater aa New Mare will be entitled fmm the firll day of January hit, to the fame Dividends and Privileges u the packet Proprietors of Doek Shares. cy Farther particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Frog, Solicitor: or Mr. Luau, Clerk, to the Dock Company. Dock-Ofßer. Kingfton-upon-Hull. • March 4, dog. ACKWORtH PARK. TO BE SOLD, on dm auk day of April neu, At the ftkpbant and Cattle, In Pontefract, unleft prevloolly difpefed of by Private Contra& AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the moft defirable part of the Weft Riding of the County of York; with a Park and modan-built frioufe, in good repair, and period ly convenient to accommodate a large Family, new Oakes, good Stabling, and a good Kitchen Gar den, well flocked with Fruit Trees, and about 340 Acres of Rich Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Land. The whole is within a Ring Fence, and fuppofed to be full of -is withio two miles of Pontcfraa, four from Ferry b , feven from Wakefield , mid twelve from Doncafter, lies in fine Sporting Country. where Fox 800 n... and Harriers are kept, and the whole held from 'carte year. Mr. Michael Cottle, of Ackworth, will Thaw the Pre:talks. and further particulars may be bad of Mr. Richard Mitton. Pontrfradt ; and of maim Sykes and Knowles, Solicitors, Bofwelheoth-t, London. COTTON MU.LS AT CONGI.ETON. TO SE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday the anth day of March, rSo3, At the Lion and Swan len, in ConsTeton, in the County of Chcfter, at five o'clock in the afternoon. ALL that Commndintts, Sublihntini, and re eently eroded COTTON MILL or MANUFACTORY, fituate on the Banks of the River Dane, and late in the ;wilier lion of Mr. J. S. R ItA Da, deceafed ; together with the Dwelliiir Houle, Warehoue, a, Work-fhops. and Outofesoes, fpaciom Gardens, and Premifes, and about Four Acres of Rich Laud immediately adjoining. The Mule Machinery at prefent confilts of between three and four thouland Spindles i:5 the molt modern and belt condi tion ; toge Mer with appropriate pain of Cards, Heads for coring and *laming the Cotton, Stretching Frames, Lite Pre. The whole Macliscry is worked by aWheel (applied by Water from the Rivet Dane. The Bulldinp are convertible to any manufsaturing purpoic, and pads many defirible and local advantiges, and being Mune where labour is reafon-hle. and in the vicinity d a rcetntly ripened Colliery. where Coals are abundant and cheap...re:eft Premifes are entitled to the Dodge of Perrone in the allimerclel World. who are damns of ipoiraing an eligible Manufaalory, redounding te certain and great emolument ea a moderate Capital. For further particulars apply to the Agent, at the Works; or to Mars. Jobnfon and Ravenferoß,Soilleitors, in Congieton. FOR EXPORTATION. TO DC SO(.I) BY AUCTION, by THaMAS SPARKS, Oa Nlntalay the at ft or March. 'got, in Lets, At the White Node ha, Ldßaa, Suffolk, PART of the CARGO - faved from the Ship YOUNG ?REDBRICK, from Coyenbagen bound to St. Croix, confiding of S 6 Pieces of Cheek yo Knitted Cotton Breeches Pieces 3 MORS Of terfrylltitet, 7 yards 3 Pima of mann Cloth. 16 yards sa Cannifters of Hyde and Selections Tea Plana of Sado, soy yards 53 Bags of Pepper 4, Cats of Starch ss Picea et bilk. so yards each 14 Pieces of Markilics ()jilting Pieces of Satin, Silk, and Sarfenct Ribbands st Pieces of Gimp s t Moat Cords of Silk and Cotton as DOWNS Pair of Silk Gloves is Doses Pair of Silk Stinking. Doses Pair of leather Gloves sow. at Sewing Silk at Mk s= Colours 3 Ledise Shawls s Pieces of Modis, 14 yule 5 Dom of Laess' Cates Stoclina a Pieces of Velvet, 35 yards. Bair Went et Tea e'Clock.-710 Goods tray be viewed se Mender, Tedder, sad Wed:wider preceding the We, by ap. =to Mr. OilerOswie, of Litlke storda se d, Mr. r n , tiMitatib. To the HIGH SHERIFF of the COUNTY of DEVON. stn, WE. whofe names are hereunto fubfcribed. re queft that you will, as loon as conveniwnly may be, Convene a County Meeting, In order to confider the propriety of addrefling Hs s Max CIT Y to congratulate him on his happy efcapc from the late Treafonable Confpiracy. We have the hollour to be, Sir, • Your molt obedient humble favantx, COURTENAY, W.T. HULL, ROLLE, MONTAGU PARKER, CLIFFORD, - J.J. FORTESCUE, A. HAMILTON, C. CHICHESTER, JOHN BARING, GEORGE BARBER, PAUL ORCHARD, S. F. MILFORD, BAM-KEKEWICH, RIC. W. BAMPFYLDE, J. B. CHOLWICH, JOHN Q S.I ICKE. In confequrnce of the above requifition,l do hereby appoint a Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Devon, to be hoiden at the Cattle of Exeter, on Friday the tlith of this inftant March, by x a o'clock at noon. S ['AFFORD H. NOR'l HCOTE, Sheriff. Pynes, March 9, tBO3. DORSET COUNTY-HALL, MARCH z; '&O3. AT a MEETING of the Noblemvn,Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the Paid County, affernblcd for the purpofe of taking into confideration an Addrefs to his Majefty, in eunfatpucoce of the derettion and failure of the late horrid Confpiracy againft his Majcßy's moR Sacred Pezfun and Government. The HIGH SHERIFF in the Chair. Refolved unanimouDy—Thff an Addrefs of Congratulation be pretested to his Majclty for his molt providet tiff detedion and defeat of the late atrocious and treafonable Confpiracy againft his molt tarred Pcrfon, and againft the Conftitution of this Kingdom. That the following Addrefs be Ggned by the High Sheriff in the Name of this Meeting ° We, your Majefty's molt dutiful and loyal Subjeffs, the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Dorfct, affraubled at the Common Hall of the (aid County, beg leave molt humbly to approach your Majefty's Throne, to offer to your Mikity our heinfdt Congratulations, upon the difeovery and failure of a wicked and treefonahle Confpi racy formed againft your Majelty's fared Perfun and Go vernment. _ _ " To erpreh to your Majefty our horror and deteftation of fo atrocious a delign to deftroy our free and happy Conftitation, by an attempt againit your Majefty's molt facred Life, render ed-invaluable to us, by your Majelly's virtue in thtfs times of difliculty and danger, when we labour under the efts as Di - eh& flagitious Principles which are alike fuhverfive of the Duties of Private Life, of Legitimate Authority, of Public Order, and Civil Librty. P That whilft we truft that the Punilltment which has been indided open the Confpirators will have the effedt of prevent. ing tralterous machinations in future, we acknowledge with the utmoft thankfulnefe and humility the Interpofition of A i.- sexciuir GOD, who, in deteeting and defeating thofe wicked deligns has a fforded your Majefty a frees Inflame of that all. powerful Proteftion upon whicla your Majefty has invariably placed your reliance. " To alfure your hlajefly, that it is our fixed Refolution, as it is our 1. cred Duty, to defend and prowl! your Majefty's Per. fon, and to fecond your Majefty's uniform endeavours to main tain and preferve that excellent Conftittrden under which this Kingdom has fo long floarillsed, and to mantic it unimpaired to the lateft Panicky.' Refolved--That the High Sheriff, with the Members for the County, prefent the Paid Addrefs. Refolved.—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Sheriff, for his early aftembling the County upon this occadon. That tbe Addrefs be inferted in the Maury, %atone, and Two London Papers. OLD NICK, A NEW EDITION. TM, day was publlited, in 3 Vola. tattoo. toy. M. beards, A new Edition, with Alteradons sad Additions, of OLD NICK, a Satirical Story, by the Author 1, -* 1 of a Piece of Family Biography. Printed fur T. N. Longman and b. R;es;Piternofter.row. ▪ Takt it for all in all, we do not often look upon its like in this department of Literature. Monthly Review, Sept. do:. • II moutre partout un raiTankernent jufte, et one tr.utde council:Cases des laminas et des livres.* Journal general de la Lkterature Ftrangtre, No. it. - • . YOWELL's CONVEYANCING. This day was pal/lased, in II Vol m two. prim 11. 35. booth, ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEY ANCING, related from the minute:ire adlaftlon of the late John jufeph Po*: I, Efi Author of the Law of Mort gages. Wills. &e. revifed and correeted v with Nan and Re naults, explanatory of the nature and (gurney of the kraal af farmiees, Ste. contained in tie collettioa. By CHARLES BARTON, of the loner Temple, Eft. Audio( of at Ileso;us of Conveyancing. I.andos Pristed fat W. Clarke and Sans, Parlogal ftreet, lm. - Geotkmen are requefted to complete their lets, as there are sot many of Come of the Pans left. CONTE N IS OFTHF. WORK. The Pint Volume treats of Agreements • and sit, of the Nature of Agrearsents.—a. Who are capaish oftsinding them. Alves by Agreensent..-3. What may be the rabic& am Agres. Ineot,--4. Of rhe Coedideration neceffary to rapport an Agree ment. The Peeeedents of Agreements relate. at, to P. ehafers.--s. To Ileeds.-3. To Debtors and Creditors —f. To Mardage.—l. To Mikellaneout Matters ' The Second Viah;use treats of Appointmunts ; and tit, Of Appointmests made ,S• Isecutiun of Powers—with rofped to the Nature of an App •sionuest under the Statute of Ufes.—Ap. pointusenu made by i'enie Covert. for transferring their fere rate Property, and He 11'u:deaf frasatcg a Deed of Appointment owlet the Statute of Uf.a.—a. Of Appointments delegating an Authority for one Perrot; to ad for another,—Cats and opty Nets —Pr medians dlseede of Appoint ment.—Of Afiliumeote. and !ft. Of the Nature (dna Alagnment.-2. What may be tie tenure of an Allignmene..—;. The Ortundlaneet regulate to the Validity elan Alfsgentnt..-4- Of the Fled and Opera tion m an ASgewaset—eml t ! Wire of the Allguee—Cafee and Opinions—Preeedeets of ittignmeetes. The Third Volume trema of a Bargain and Sale; and eft, Of the Nature of • Bantala Sale.-1. Who may snake a Bargain and Salle... -3. Whin may be the Sislojak of a Bargain and Sale...-4. How a end Sale amid be ft ana..l.--s. Of the Confident/don ulfne to fupport a Bar. gain and Sale.--a. Of the Borobnen Si a a bargain and Bale. and at what time Earohnent le to he aile.-7. Of the Ellidt and Operation of • Bergala and &As ter Eagelmreat,-..Preee dents of Deeds of Ilesgeha mil &Ae. It treats age of • lend i awl 1 Whis'enay enter Imo an Obligation —l. What may be the Sstbjedl of an Obligation,— .1. The Form In which It ts 'dually coneeleed..—Pncodents of Bonds. _ _ _ !titan of Dads of Coolismstioss, sis 4 elves headsets of theft Deeds. It tiliewife emu of Commits: 2. Of s Cove nant to Rand felsost. w i th Proookot..—Of Deelseados of _ _ Dadra wkb P►eewkate. The Audi Velem eseimeces wit! a Tread& ia Pee& mot ad Prewilkow—Of Gnaw, wit! Preettlenta of Leak Trutt, with (hewing, a. Who way pent Leski.—s. The Regulnte to coo- Rinke a good Leek sod Precedents of Loofa The lift Volume tom of a Deed of Lode and Ratak. with Precedents. t. To Porebstere. s. lby troy of Montane. j. Of Relearn retooling Cieditan. 4. Of Sande' sex reducible to nog albeit% bead. 'he Volume e Sixth is railroad of Precedents of Sothemeds. latiedudiato to Wine, onfelting et Cefoowtresodenne of Wale s Oto This day wai pubiiihed, In One Volume Oetavo. Price ;Lin RoatZt. URA I. PHILOSOPHY; REFLEC. 'PIONS on KNOWLEDGE, VIRTUE, and HAPPI NESS; cholly in Reference to a Life of Retirement in the Country. Written on occafion of the late Dr. Zinunerma:.'s Zifeourfe on Solitude. ' By ELY BATES, Efq. London: Prlntid far Lorwran and RCCS. No. 394 Pater notter-row;'LiV.baL Bond-ftrcct; and W. J. and J. Aickardron, LORD This day was publi P, lee 6d. or only 11. it,. 6d. per Hendreff, THE SPEECH of the Earl of MOIRA, in th e HOUSE of PEERS, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th MARCH, on the prefent Stare of Affairs. • Printed for John Stadia? le, No. tilt, Picradifir. Of whom may be had, in 6 Vols. Svo. with Nineteen beauti ful Views and Charts, at the reduced price of only 21. 1211.61 in boards, A Voyage of Difcovery to the North Pacific Ocean and round the World, in 1790, 1,2, 3,4, and 3. /.17 Captain Ocurge Vancouver. Thls day were publidied, In One VOL Sim price 74 boards, 'TRAVELS in Parts of the AUSTR lAN LOW COUNTRIES, FRANCE, the PAYS DE VAUD, and TUSCANY, In 1787 and 1789. By LOCKHART MUIRHEAD, A. M. Librarian to the Univerfity of Gbrzow. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, N 0.39, Patersor ter-r,w. Of whom may be had, lately ptibllihed. Tit AYE Ls in firms, in 1797 and 1793. By Frederick A. gullus kifelser. With an Appendix on the method of Travelling in that country. Trandated from t h e Cetm.m. Odavo, price ys. boards. " Oar prefent Author Is not one of there who deferve to ho rent only on amount of the advantages of the fubjeß. Ha parkin:a both intelligence to know what is worth dekribing, and fkill to deferibe it with elegance. The fecne of his Tra.4ll we confider ks particularly interefling. Of all the countries In Europe, perhaps Spain offers the greateft number of obj as to the auriafiry of the traveller. Mr. Meier has fortunately done mere thou he protnifed. Ha hos vifitad the molt important places in Spain, and given no • delieseatian which indudes every thing of the grata. Importance to be known In each. It is the Inhabitants, their diameter, manners, and form of lifts which Is the fubjed that Om ehleaT occupied the attention of our traveller."—Appandfo, And -Jae. Sept. This day Yr= pobillhed, price 6a in hoards, The Second Edition of 'TWELVE SERMONS on the Advantag e s . 1 . whirl refult from CHRISTIANITY; and on the In fluence of Chriftlan Prindples on the PAM and Condo& ; do. 1 c 4 eldeny for the Ufe of ramifies. To which are added. PHILANTHROPIC TRACTS ; confining of t. An Eday no the Rate of the •Poor, and on the means of improving it by Parochial &book, Priesdly Societies. &c. a. Rules for form. ing and cooduding Friendly Soda ties, to facilitate their gene. ral eltablinunent. sy JAMES COWL M. A. Vicar of Sunbury. MiddWu. Printed fir J. Robfon, Boad.ftreet ; F. and C. Riviniten, St. Paul's Church-yard; G. Wilkie, Paternaiter.rusr ; and Payne and Co. Strand. Of whom may be had, by the lame Author, A few Copies of the Subltance cis Samoa, preached before two Friendly Societies of hadeltrions Tradelinen and Day La bourers, at their Anniverfary Meeting in the Para Church et Sunbury, and Enabled in 1799. Zee is. 6d. And jug publiated, by fame Author An Admonition to Parents and Children ; chiefly intended for tie Lower Cialfes of Society, price is. Said by F. ad C. Rivingtoo, St. Pairs Church-1W ; and G. Wilkie. Patenioftar.row. On Ilarfday, the oath of March was publift te d. Number X. Price r• to be motioned Weekly. of THE LITERARY JOURNAL: comprifingp in a fytmiWe Arnagement, the Salo% rd MlAs*, Literature, Manners, and Politica. 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