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CRRW, Stz,ear.. NEXT WiDNESDAY. SI VEW RIGHT,. the. Contractor, once mote to • reminds his Friend; of the. proximity of the Drawing, NEXT.WEDNF.NDAY, n APRIL, and if any should find themselves too lute, ty deferring their purchases, they cannot blame him, having publicly annotated, what is literaUrthe fact', that the extraordinary demand for Tickets and Shares, makes it r:ally doubtful whether there will be sufficient to sup ply all who wish to adventure—a circumstance partly accounted for by the following great Reduction of Prices: A Whole Ticket ockrEtoarzert Gitreriz•s! A Half • se9 19 0 I An Eighth 44 11 I A Quarter ' 5 1 0 A Sixteenth 1 6 0 But Tickets also are now worth nearly £5. more than in former Lotteries, giving the chance of about £6o,t/00 Sterling EX IRA, there bring 10,098 Prizes out of only 14,600 Tickets, in sundry varlet:es, including _ _ The day were published, in Rye. prlea.les. Bd. hand's LIV I TERS trout the NORTH HIGHLANDS, A- 41 *r during the Summer of tgte. By Miss F. SPENCE. Author of a " Caledonim Exesrsion," Eke. &e. . Printed fur Lon g man, H ur s t , A res , Ork - an.l Brown, Pa _ _ A T an A:DJOU . Ittic.) MEETING .• gER CIiANCS, Facrottc, , vAtt.stioiNK LEN, ani others, in di. City of Lori fen, in.. r steal JD . K in LEX. PORTATiON of corrom PI FCE (it)ODs, ai the New London Tavern, Ch apnde. on I ked.tetday, atord '3. 1817; Resolved linanfmtsualy, • . • • I. That th e Cotton. Ma nu f acture h as belt carries! tuf In frarfolli parts of the United Kingdom to an extest stilta nog any other Manufacture of these realms; and that IWpws-ervrtlan acid cx. tension is of Vital importance to the cnuntry." • . . That the Eiport or Cotton Pt , a :lends, set ieh fia• for many years (Mined a branch of e mirr-ce extresne'y beneficial o the country, and to an immense amount, has of late been gn ally dimly Dished ; and tkitt it has become irghly neee.mary that •he real Calls! of this diminution shoold he inquired in - .; and ma 'e known. 8. That the I..xpnration of British Cotton Yarns has of kites *come alarmirgly great; and that the same is manufactured into piece gnosis in Germany, France, Switzerland, 12;;,..ta. Tur• key, Bel?ium, and other countries; and that this ap;A•ars m be one of the principal causes of t! e gree rstlite-i•tit in pt , c., anti falling ofFin tt,e demand for Briti.h Cotton l'ie:e 4. That it it the opinion of this Meeting, tha e e u; restrained Exportation of Rriei.h Cotton Yarns is unwise a d sotpolitic ; aspureit as it giv;:s to other nations al tit. advantag• ant our wk . pfstior invention, in machine; y, and of the great peaeriel skill and indust lha ry . o ve mer ttfi• r i n the i us e t , s h f ni ; o a breve ten• lery ro d e'rny the capital. of the Merchant/a and blastulae& as turirs eng a ged the trade of Caron Paw Goods. eat eur!tarr;iarhentss'arsBBf 'the unprectdesitt d dist resits of the notnerowebody of Wessiiiimmtd - oeboessossehmensasiapissysoi hruhn Cotroo klanttfarrure, is in be &manned o she sit , striered port of ilri-ish Cotton Vidor; twhich qie loudly for Cie inter. teener of the I egisla:ure. es. 'that a Memorial foundelan the forego:slit salttions. roes-mei in his Royal Menne*s praying,that in; will be graciously plelrkt to taklstkis met-er inm b s most serious consitlerarlon,aml pp _Tisch milSared w he a 10 1" ed to his wisdom may appitArnekVitary: R. 7. That the Memorial* Unit read he Ippidoted, and lay for gig ! nature at tie New Lemp‘waSweetn i le .Ctwalalitle until Saturday next; and that one or more of the M.-upors w 4 l' +amen: rut the City of London be requested to pr. aft il floe mate. 8. That a Committee he allfft.tetrit 1 , 1 superintend at:l carry into t &es the otJects pf Ala Meet!tir, with power N add us their ' nugabtrs, and that three.be a ricutn. . - O. Thai a aubscripticsi be !Fated • five ft, del/Ting the ea: cnses itteorred in prosecuting the'Etjert's Te p me.4i. s • anti • that the se be at the disposal itf the Coma tn. That the - foregoing Repolultgi he pfashod In three Morning and three Evening *carats; and in the Manchester, Glasgow, aid No:tingham.Pflpers. This day were published, price 2s. . • OBSERVATIONS cp BANKS for STINGS ; to whim k prefised, a Letter to the Editor of the Quar terly Rrylew. By J H. FOR BES, Esq. Advoca•e, One u: the Managers of she Edinburgh Bank for Savings. "Printeit fer'LnnErnan, Hunt, Rees, Owue ; and Drown; Lon don, and J. Anders.n and Co. ildinburgli. St ... of ,220,000 Money I ... re 2,000 Money .. And every Prize above £x3. will have aided to it, a licket of the same Number in the Neer Lottery : thus, by the Purchase of one Tieket, TWO Capital Prizes may be gained. Tickers and Shares are now on Sale at 1. SIVE WRIGHT's (the Contractor's) Offices, No. 31, eiwribill, No. 38, Ilaymoket, No. 11, Holborn. and Nu. 141. olford-etrtet. HOLCROF 1 'S MEMOIRS. • This day were pubbahrd, in Three Vols. 12mo. Wits an original Portrait, after Opie, price el. is. boards, EMO,. RS of the hieTHOMASHOLCROFT, written by litmaaar, aid coati:mad to the hints of Lib Death, front his Diary, Notes, and other Papers. , Printed for Longman, Hurst, fives, Orme and Brown, Pa tetrotttr•row. OF OftliNJ .% 'Atril 11, 1617. OFI , IC.ER3 of NM. MA. oNdiNCE, do Ar.-e 5 ., that t received at their Oqokr4l6 Pad 6116161. , .115-„th Lastest, from such Persons idertalte the Performance of CIAMPI S ' this Department, at the Tower, Pas. wish, Lewisham, and Pulite, for a pe ru.inable z.fter the expiration of the orst 'tee Months, at the option of either Party. roam the work into two Contrasts; it ie will express prices for the Work to be 'Lore the Contractor must be resident; Ireenwlch, Lewisham, and Puraeet to ld be included in the second Contract. together with the 'berms and Conditions Actiown at the Secretary's Office in Pall between the hours of ten and font o'clock, A NEW CONCORDANCE-TO THE HOLY BIBLE. IV. ESSRS. RIVINGI'ON respectfelly inform the Public, thataltry are prepOng to puhltah a CONCOR.- I.I),ANCE‘to the WULF., which ir.clude all words of impost. tame., and afford a reference to the most tuat,rial passages in the Ilhly Scriptures. Tht Wore will hr rebid by the Rev. J. %V. BELLAMY, M.A. Rector of the United Parishes of St. Mary, Ahchurch, and St. lAurerce Tountney, avid Prebendary of St. Paula, and will be printed in a uniform size with the Editions of the E.tMII.Y BIBLE lately edite.l under the direcion of the Society for Promoting Chntlin retwele g e, by the Rev. Gi-urge tfOyly and the Rey pr. Mast —lt is presumed that it will be ready for Publication about Mithaelnias; and as It isitoped that ft may be tottnd acceptable to etatiy Purchasers of the haultv Elect, as well as to tile Possessor* of other Quarto Editions of the Holy Scriptures. This day was published, is ate. prier ,C 2. la. beards, Vol 11. of rpHr HISTORY of BRAZIL, by ROBERT sot! t'llP V, Reg. Peel i l wasste, Matcher of t►e Royal Spleiatt 4 - adesay... • • .1 Pricted .3r Longesse, Herst,itees, Orme, rod Brown, Pater aostrr-roe. Of whom may be had, - Tile First Volume of ase above. Wosk. priee it e. 2s. We have co hesitat ion it. say in .t, that we Ike hitt (Mr. 3021 bef) arlich better as an / Historian thah u as a Peet—Month* Rev. This day was published, price sa. 61. N INQUIRY into the N.truto of BENEVO 1.E'4114., chid'' , with a view to elittliate the Prod',les of the POOR LAWS, and to thew !belt Aonnural tendency. llrr J. E. BICHENO, P.I. A. Printed for R. Hume?, successor to Mr. Johnson, No 74, St. Paul's Churchyard. - 1 This day *etre published, in sire. price is.. boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS in SUR GERY and MORBID ANA TOMY. With cases, Dime. time, and Engravings. By JO 1N HAWSHIP, Member of the Royal College erthingeons in London; Meissner Just published. rte, Throe SW wpm, G "/ A NICUS 'Cr R eilie en Ong Aeter; it en ers, pai A v. AR MAUL E. reprises:4r par les Cot madlenertimesis ordinaires du Rol, le SS Misr's, 1617. &fives et la:faucet poruli Romani aroores.—TAClT • Paris : Cltsumurot, jean, I.lbraire Pahl.-Royal, WIWI" de Bonts No. Mi. A I.ondres; Samuel Leigh, LV must be . delivered, sealed up and endorsed, Glaziers. Work," .but no Propose; can be 25th instant, it Twelve o'Cluck at , neither will any Tender be noectd. Intim aft Agent lu I is Iselialf, shell woad. • Order of the Board. . • • R. H. CREW, &crawl,. of i he Medico Cittrurgieri Society; and Author of Practical Observations on the Diseases of the Urinary Orient. Ike extensive Series of illustrations for tills Work, selected front the confrnts of Mr. Heaviside's invaluable Museum, art comprised in sight large octavo plates. Printed for L.ongamn, Hurst, Ames, Orme and Brims, Pater cotter .row. 111, Strand. This day ll'af published, in 2 vols. royal aro. price At Gs. hi hoards. the 7th edition.-with egnsiderable Additions, of ASYSTE,II of the LAW of 'INSURANCES; wiaiAlirce Clingers on Bettbnirr, on Irma-laca oe Ltres, and on Insurance against Firs. • • • By JAMES ALLAN PARN.Esq. Of I.lncoti's Inn, one of his Al j.-sty's Cod . (new one Mete lodges of his blaj •sty's Court of Compel Pleas ) London; Printed for J. Butterworth and 30q. 43, E.leet-street ; ana t. Ormond Quag,Ahlin. UNCOMMON CHEAT' num VIE .SARACEN'S IIEAD 110; slowfitu, CONDON. flour* z*r 'lr- To YORK.I.6IIDS.EDINBLi 4.0 soda Parts oll4r Ner:11: Four Inside Coaches, t Lc Best 1-lioses, and 1. cep etciec:it Time, 'Bi t. W..MOUNl'AlN'lttsci Co. THP. rolitlwing putt Cciaolles, Mail CoAc!ies, kc. Sc sot Irmo the sARACEN's 14,11) INN, Snow b.II: The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Licht Cosh , nzly one slight on the road, eirrylng fuor Insl•les and four o.itsidei, sets out every day at one pklock, arrives at Liverpool next evening at sit o'clock, by way tif thatistalik V''.iturn, Lath bore, "Nhethampetin, Wctriird, Lotterivorth, Ask ? . stone, Litzifielo. Stone, liagely, Nawcaot, Kintkturd, Wm. ring On and Preseilt. • • SOU AMr lON, I .yinfn gtotl, Wlnebivter, and Ptslngsvitte New Four WNW Coach...at hasti,44 woo jo for rant it just. eer;viis Jac ate„.l3..apsow 'This is a moil delightful converai.ce to the Me of Wier, le'rieri Cannier, St. Maim's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, die. SIiREWSBUR Y. Wellington, and tdittraal Post-Coach, every Evening, at rite - • " WILYIAOLIrri, Dorchr.ter, litandtird, Salisbury, „Andean, and Basingstoke' new Puat Coach, evils , afteri:.iini. I lie Wey. mouth Picket, to Guernsey, lers-y, r. klaloe'eAs. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, ihirehester, I aimotaht Dartmouth, and t•aliibury New Poit Coach, every h 1.,: Aug It veil Himitott,AAntitister, Brideort,Blandford i Basingsioke.atid Itagslsot. l'lth day was publislsett INEY 10 LEND. ,N. having £22.000, wishes to no Freehold Security at R per Cent. by redeemable at the option of tbr Borrower. Tbe several other songs to by ow on Leastito:d Church Livings, &c. The snowy secrecy 'No pommel aepheations recZived• Ad d) to:Mr. Webb, No. 1, Upper Menlo, Imediately. rn limo. pries 71. fid hoards, the Second Etllticro of r ir HE POETIC MIRROR, or, The LIVING BARDS of BRITAIN. Containing the bnerilla—Lord Byron: Epiole to R. fiu" ; and Wet o' the Clench—W:ll;er Scott; the Strat.ger ; the Fly. ng Taylor; and lames Rigg—W. Wordsworth : the Gude Greys Katt-3 ernes Hogg s Isabelle; *OA, Cherub—S.l . . Coleridge i Peter of Barnet • the Coarse of the laureate; and Carmen Judi. taste — R. th; Souyr the Morning btar, or the Steam-boat of Al tos ; Hymn to the Moon; and the Stranded Ship —J. Walton. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urine and Brown, London, and .1 Billantyoe, Edinburgh. _ ?tie tilnytatta plbak r PRINCI PAL MOUNTAINS lIIRodGIiOU C "rig . -WORLD. r• • Thie dap was published, co one largi sheet, handsomely coloured, Prue E.ght A. CtOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of-the PRIN. CIPAL MOUNTAINS throughout she WORLD; biting at cue view their comparative Elevations, and grumped accurding to their re.peetive Cilahis, fobmied upbo the must ewe an d • P • ed tar ‘ 16:11) Cary, 181, Strand. NEXT WEDNESDAY. his Friends that the Lottery is Drawing, and requests thew who have not all before WEDNESDAY nett. T. B. has ,ttpewe* ag rung en ehs rewrap of tluttichowy, superfinea at priori* to say mor•, then that isr beyond those In any preceding Lavery ticket is now only le Guineas; and a Six - Shinier, oad a Purchaser of tine 'lichee - a. 4140 01b0 Pries in this and a Li 5,000 MISS lIRW NOV RI.. tbs Arz k e ti easatx, t. V• 2lati Price At. lls. 6d. boards, HE PASTOR'S . FIRE-SIZE. A N)vel. By T rhll3B JANA POR rzg, At of Thaddeus of Warsaw, Scottish Chiefs, Ste. printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees w Orme, and Brown, Pater noster...row. Of whom may be ha 1, New taltions of l• Thaddeus of Warsaw, 4' vols. 18s. boards. S. Scottish Chiefs, 6 Ind. di. I Ss. boards. Also, by Miss A. M. Posttest, 1. Recluse of Norway, 4 vols. Ai. 14s. S. Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols. 165. ed. 3. Don Sebastian, 4 voist Rib , _ On Monday, June t h e Second, will be published, and confined Monthly, Part I. of TTHE FAMILY 818 LE... By she Rev. G. D'OYLY, B.D. and the Rev. R, MANI', D.D. Under the direction'a the Soctei for Promoting Chrislan Knowielge. Price on Medium Paper 4s. Royal Paper, Bs. The Plates to tide ELlttiun will be newly engraved. Said by F. e. and J. itiebnpon,.St. Panl's.Chnrch-yard; by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, and Longsuan and Cu. Paterntwer. ro,se ; and 1. Hat:bard, Pieradl ly, London; and all other Bonk sellers In id: linked Kingdom. . lien at T. Offices. 4. Cans' Char_ingtes:ess. who, in the last Lotitry.Cantraci. assaillevaist in nunsbar and amusiii other Offices. • _ _ a" ATE LOWERY. Stock-Broker, 2, CORIMILL, has ct object' d hb sallow wishes, In betas Facade, the Public, Tickets and Shares 4 satisfaction Of unequivikany Maslow, that the cant Lottery, to begin Drawing on the aptla advantageous to Purchasers than any ever bete vi there are 1ti,098 Pflug, (the keit I 4,Ctin Tickets ; among the Nita. ark ',coo of the Prises will give the Holders tile' Choke of the same Number to the ensuing - 13.4wildissity for each Ticket, and in pro / tinif bibs, the ist of Jane. E. EIfTON inspect the Scheme at his truly Piwtonate ILL, *bete he hopes foe a continuance in ' that Success iyhlch has hitherto attended sold by hitn. TICKETS AND 4 000 D SCHEME. have not only the satisfaction of Public on the return of the good old prices haste also the pleasure of aonounang a ideastageons to Adventuren than any ever patronage of ttpi Ptiblls. -.4 0 only - t 4;600 11; a ekes , 10,002 of which (the 13sifet Prise It 2 in value) among , of 190,000, Oa. etc. low of the Pnege to a ticket of the amenme la the . vie option of receiving to Ming proportios tor any Share. s Pike of a Ticket is 114 de 0 '9 16 tt I Eighth • • 1 0 I Sixteenth 1 4 0 Selling to great variety at SWIF r awl ttifurtonate Offices, I No. 31, ALDOATZ H:on fa-Caoss, • STRUT -es were shared anti - ;04 In the last Octo- No. 2,636, a Piisd of .00,00*. The Lotter! begins Next - lAT. NEXT WEDNESDAY, 4 • - iversally admired STATE LOT teentence Drawing.. The Public will bear la Prizes of 020,0009 determateed, and conseqeentiy that k will be more person intending to adventure in the pre. to Make their purchase.* before the Wheel itiistandthythe greet demand for nekets and condos, the same,vls. 18 0 I Quarter ' 0 19 0 Esghth 9 11 6 teenth it 6 0 - - -"-- so often called the attention of the Public Lottery, that it is wholly unnecessesy to splendid poinu in which it abounds, and which -`• apysobatiou of e•cry person that has con. Posterity will exclaim with admiration :ha' Lottery lo which an .4d/egotism had a chance 10098 'PRIZES. PitlZEi OF £20,000, . 4, ins Sante in 14,600 Tickets. may yet. be obtained at the • Olicss of Cs baker, N0..7, Cos so amt., and id, °stoats. 7,75 i the last Prise of £30,000 ever drawn, aher Copliabs bt .F.J41117 Shamir . • Piny, phici i thice -- mall \ 1 . Id. A .-.. - . ;itste Ji- jk...5"' .1 °RD [ lath (1. ' "deftacth4 ) 0 ,v th, . , • together with t 0 r:::, rn .1 bc'ween t $3O c: j, ' ' Y . ~,, praPc"all must std. 5,...„,. 1 fur :::andl"'" g. to at his= , 26 The icto „Sire OR" iltaT That 7:.vo , afa will be or or benre ' l'itetl.' g).1:14:1.4Ba :4 ne.2'Bll'l4l:l;..dicis':e...: ::t s T"'T:I;:AI.----------7T.ree::'''.'''l.7' m :t.::.l.°l:.iT-I.3''i' a l'''''.lr:n:.''.'..rlL' y Pi!:'3''rl-'''''h'n-.'r.':lle'l:t b ::c.3glri.%):.''a.r'rb''r. e r':3':7l't''js w -rYsParl' i l'l'm3''t.'l l ll'.r)A°lS l ikl.elt i lFa. ' rriae. t htsit'A i rilOgj:t g 4°°'tsljratr‘'ti The {IiQK~ ., for Service of oles , anT Veil I are it baing intended to foal all- ttptete l that the !'ender, the len sad il,n for Woolwich, Gt )ar tom , wb!eh nations ail - ki; And Farber Partieulan, to ley the Map aiorcaaid, any L'ay heel bole trLns the Proposals moat ids. kPr'pcab for Glaziers Jul ed after the said - ['be Noon of the same day,nei this tkePartl snaking it, or as are zed mo t„1 A GENTI.EMAI led advance tM soma a gi r teal of Aursttary , rede~mal tt y R~retttrtr bas also several id' Chin mi ff C le Tb4d depended es 'osi. WI ble ow, Later, (1,,,t paid) c• Lasuhall, ammered m i zx onnw i a ri T BISH reminds etb ate yetparebased, teo oomoi. o.log' fa: ti* It "alj be "t ' es &amuses ere b ee ie. lawyer. a ,_ __ •rob re- mini at, Twouthweretz tit me 1017 Pie by that °magi." ionic „et L otte ry- - 10 Tam and SU". are I Igo bak and t, . ' wt a- win capkte being'(in re, An .hose 6°— 14 all noose nit sr 441; he L' EyTON' 6tQcl rs. . bit obtained the oti he ion to sheer to bit Ft ot at able old Prices. ix 1.1. bu a. the attars >if slum Of the ls°, (ven t Lot C- Amtu., is mer ; P an . 4 e tit g el I limited to the Public; 1 11 raisin Value), and only I mou e of .fto o ,ooti tabbri , ate. 9, Cbo ct% 11- the tit Inner? , et teceininS4l3. a pan for Shares' any tin * te i n t o hi s F r i en d ' to in moo, se. it. Coe nejtj" thereon Lottery th, r. Oa 1 kiell and sba s -a; a°l CHEAP TIC KET F. . 0 Wcwirrto a l ant i d t , g Co.a Pa q . . o?sonner time% bee bit a mom mom real, ad s as tone eiratd, is the . m lr "Mt hawse P "ndst rises !I ' ll i. the Capkoll are Mit el 2 vin swot the w„ blur to d to w nsLoeser', with tits I the Ticket, or to PrePeil The present Pi t, 114 f .- .C 9 I 5 • 19sarter lskes sod Sans are eo !I S - it, petuLTRY. No.o. it, ellaillia.e I w her, to Capital P"" bar taker 9 inclu ding ? . zuvitv of the present L I HEX • ' THE Ptnent univ TFRY will wain: s Iliad that the . , Fours - ._ then be determine- r sl ad :i as iegrous for every 1)4 'vat PePtikr Eatery, to I ten round. Neewithall •• num the Prices tontine vibe). Ticket al" , Halt . a Slate 0. 0 fatutoLL has 613 I to the 8411"1" of this 1. "prat the man y s p lendid r mast bare cached the ap atreti the subitct Pr thee, butte " a Lotter' • at eil e ll4l3 ll , aalvapt ii . Fou k whilst there wet* but 4' . • " 1 1145 neet m*''rns mat cAkkol-1-1 - st-tlk: I" • siraitToshitse t --°. 717 Rat sob; with flo e Ott FLAXMAN'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF HFSIOD. Tbis day was publibbed, in Folio. price SI ills. Bd. boards, ASERIES 01 ENGRAVINGS to illumine tile Works, Days, and Tbeegony of HEM% from Compo. rhinos of JOHN PLAXMAN, Printod for Layman, Hurst, Reel, Orme, and Brown, Pa. terooster-row. Of whom also may be bad. 1. A Series of Engraelop to Illustrate the Iliad and Odywey of Homer, hi 2 vols. folio price As so boards. 2. A-Seities of Begravap tp iAlltscrate Dame. Is Ow Vol folio, peke £4 4s. boards. • A Series of Booraviogs to Illustrate 28scbylos. In folio, price Aes sa. boards. 'llia day were published, la MO. with a Imp two sheet Map of the Country, Re. price A , I as. boards GRAVELS in bEIOOCHISTAN and SINDEI accompanied by a Geographical aad Historical Account of .thoite Countries. By Lieutenant HENRY POTTINOER, Of the Honourable East India Company's Service; Assiaraat to the Resident at the Court of his Highness the Peishwa; and late **nitwit and Surveyor with the Misaions to Shute and Persia. Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, ' %terms - ter.row --Of whoa may be had. An Account of the Kingdom of Casbul, and Its Dependen cies in Persia, Tkrtary, and twits. By the Hee. Mountatuart Elphiostene. In I vol. 4to.lllustri . ed by Two Maps end 14 Pam, 12 of which! are coloured, price it 3 13.. all- _ This diy was published, lu 2 Vols. evo. price Al. ss. boatds. ibe 1 bird Edition, (with Additions and Corrections by the Author,) of THE CLAVIS CALENDARIA ; or, A COM .I. PE.SDIOUS ANALYSIS of the CALENDAR. Illus trated with Ecclesiastical, Historical, and Classical Anecdotes. By the late JOHN BRADY, Esq. " This book contains a great variety of entuudoing . matter, dearly arranged."—Brit."Ctit. 6, The present work Is replete with learning anti =sedate; so as to com.mnid die meet lively ettestion."—Aatijaillibia Review. " This work is creditable moths Ind;tory of the compitic." Monthly Review. Published by Loopiaa, Hurst, Rees, Orme and firostu, Pa ternoiter•row, Condom—Of win's' may be had, An AbMgmentof thisabovil yirk, by the Author, in I2mo. pries 75.-6 d. boards. Lwityvilli!hed, In One Values, lei. prise tis in boards, AN ESSAY on the PRINCIPLES and CON STRUCTION of MILITAkY BRIDGE.I,•anti the PAS. fiAoElf RIVERS in PAIL! VARY OPERAILGN.S. By Colonel bit H. DOUGLAS, Bar. This Week contains awintroductoryoart w the principles and atm* of thrmotioti of water in Rivers, with practiog &dm Raw reading to the eetahlistimeat of Military Bridges and the fording at On* Os doe eilifertat astute* of Remit% Bridges, gsloidgiss ay. diewi, and cosy toles given for regulating the so as to smiled arability; and a great variety of ea are added alipieeshie to various cootingences, laths ab late or Ofirieney of et goim mans. 4:l:ebe Week oohs eariteios liesiripderti and EnirsyMp ut the Bridges across the hrobea Aram Alcsntarsold across Adair war, Bayeaae. • • Frutild 14 T. now,. Whir, Library, WillasbalL , TITHES. . , This day was published, price Ss. sewed, I I T HE Sacred and iiideleasible RIGHTS of the CLERGY Examined, Recognised, a,i l Vindicated ; the Origin, Moral Obligation, and Policy of the Law of as far as regards this Country, inquired into; with a sat-, simple, and effectual Plan roc relieving the People hum the olinoxious Barthens imptiee4 on them by the Ctuieb, without seruoui In jury or Inconvenience to any Individual. By a USSTLEMAN, ainnetime an Inmate of the Inner Temple. Addressed to Use lialght Hon. Lord Viscount MILTON, M P. for Yorkshire. , Printed fur this and Fenner, Paramus:sr-tow. IMPUR. fitter ADV lt,,:E. . . ....-••••• Si quid :wrist' Teethes lett; Casididos invent, si DMZ his utere mecum.—Hmt. 1 TO regulate the human pesiions, not to destroy' them t to give than a proper direction and a due Torre, In stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our nature, or foollehly and impiously pretendiug to divert them into new chaos neh....l► the business of a rational morality, dictated by the pre. cepts of the purest itesiehm, and countenanced by the conclokons of the soundest philosophy. It is unneceesery, after a that bas been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in dicate those diseases that are brought upon the human body and Mind 4 indulging to excess is sexual pleasurist, and partkularly by persevering in a pernicious habit too often acquired at School. ' it more enacerns the private happiness of individuals and the general prosperity of the country, to announce to the Putdie, that front a Ion; and estensive practice In tits parricidal- branch of I the Pra:ereton, we can with the greatest conflUence assure a'l Parents and Guardians of Youth. and those persons who Ltrour under a general or par4l debility and deratt,emints of the Ntavoes ST t 7 Tx, whetliFr peoduced by this babst, by inveterate ST ritILITIC infection, by intemperate i•ving.'sor re,idetee in hot climates, by Intense sop:Oration to study, by Ir.m.odura:e grief, Of by excesses ot any kiud, that we have it in our power to olfei ms riatireiy new meth , ..ci of cure, withtmt the smallest use of NUR Cear, which In sit the varieties and in all the +Lae, of these complaints, has continued to answer the must sanguine expecta time of Patients of both Sexes. Ile earnestness and anxiety with which the world has long looked for so great a desideratum in the soatforts anti improve meats of a polished and enlightened age, a, that of Mtn of :VII, talents, and integrity, d.euting throatier' exclusively to these disoa-es, is evinced by the eager applications tor advice and nw. ditittesishich we are daily receiving from every quarter of the word. Jo slight and recent cues of Syohylitic hilection, a per fect cure is cumplead an the short period of two days; anti those 4th the uttuott tovsteracy. where other Practitioners have failed, a proper poreeverance in our plan of treatment, ensures to the, ;:atienesi safe mid radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, from ten to twenty years duration, are by our superior medial of cure, permeeninly reuioved 13 the course of three weeks. Pietirtus of either sex tansy COll/1114 us wills the greatest berour, secrecy, and delicacy, at our house, No. lo;, liatton.garden. Pattente in the cotintry, describing the nature of ibeir c3se, and, inelegant a remittance WI advice and medicines, the seine wilt be seat to all pans of the world. CURRIE and CO., Surgeons, No.-16T,Natton-Garden. ' N. V. Tile above hnpoiaant discovery in chit cure of Syphy/ii i and Denilit3, was matured by Dr. Coitus; in his - late travels gnaw* FlikilllCE, NAPLES, and ROME, front whence be has jusarstocaed with sane highly interesting and important tuts re. specUug the. presto' state of attchcal and surglcal practice on the Gastonia,which tie IS preparing to lay before the public in 8: treatise oo dhow cerlaplalata i and which he hopes urbesable in a ,bvi witiostpuilli . e Ed; roi, b v ahlta g , Peterbomm,h, Rtflt , m, amt Huoiridsis Royal Mail Cthicb, sets out every Evenhig to Spilsby, Loutbil Grimsby, and Huh. BATi-i and I.lRlci TOI. Flying Post-Coache., through Chippena ham, Caine. and Marlborku-6 - ,li, every A:tcrtiooti; arrive. at Mr. May's, the Greyhound lint, Bath, and the .L.ond,in - .tavern, rm. neas-street, and the Swan, next Morning.—Coachft, td N'clls, isridgewater, Taunton, Eszter, LEEDS new light* cairn, called .tiee itucaingisaste, sets out every Morning; carries Four Insides' web and goes rentaik. ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes thr:rtA Stara. ford, Newark, Retford, Donau:re, and Fern-it:o4e, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Monde& Nsirvreittikahtitn; the uncommon Expedition of this Co.cli, it is allowi . .l to he the ni-41 agreeable anci complete Conveyance op the- North Road, bring unequalled In Accuininoslattuu by any other. GI..ASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries,. Brownhill„Thorabill, Sauquhar-Keln, Cennuesk, Kin Neil, and all Parts of Scotland, a Pose t..iacti, (Gaily). ' YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Stoeldt, Sundetlant!, New. castle, and Edinburgh new Your Inside C.r.cb, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Dc'tt o'Clftck, e: ay of Newark, %Ilford, Tadcaater, tengtoti, Noce D _r. bane, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pawners finding thenuelies tatigued from the length of the j..nirilvy, may rest dine they please, and then prnere3 on without any add:thou.: Fans. MARI.IIOItOUGH, Syr:tidal, kanisbuty, Hatkertord, and Newbury Pmt.-coach, at 7, tu the mortm.g. BItiDGENORTH and Walsall New Coact., every Evenlrg. CARLISLE, Pcstrith, aid Wbsteliwrea Pour Itside Coach, and a _Gaud all the way. /*sea elisoehiti firrough. Appluoi, Greatabridze, Richmond, Catterick, Et*rotvhtailge, Oicaart y, Aberter4,Duntatter, and Orantham. etsts out every IVlorninz . :, and parferats the jultrriey.wiUt theirratest lacdfty. l'afstuf, de:ained oa the road by Istisiness, or pleaskir, have the per otar advantage of th-tir seats being secured in the at Coach. KF.NUAL, I.ancaster, Preston, Klril-Lcns.!..le, Bolton, Chorley, Orntskire, aid t_arttang l'oct C,..tcnes, every After. noon at five co'Ciork..--Ceardzd. Wertiogtou, I:nt.t4ford, Stone, and 1.1tch544, Post-Coach, called '1 he Rtgul.vor, a /cry tvvu!! z at Foe o'Cloct, to the Satacus's Head fan, Dal:-strret, Lacrpoa—. Guarded thrcughout.- • • CHESTER, Newport, Wldtchateli, Tarpt,tfey, rantwicS, Northwich. and Middlewich 1. - wt Coach, every Evening, at Five o'cfSck. SONDFILLAND, Stockton, and Yartn, new Coach, eve," kiorn!cg, to the Ceorsc lett; Sund , rlaud. MANCHRSTER, Winslow, Confirten, Nencistla, trO gal, and Wolverhampton Pow-Coach, every .rilitereovn.- r G ua , t i e d . itoclualiant kola C 0.142, ham, rvrry 1 1 +1cm:us. BIRMINGHAM Poet Coach, With a Gnarl!, sets oct crry Af!...rnoon, and reach‘s Birmis.sham next day al Fonn s by Oxford, ELWell, wad hhipstone, to the 1 4 aracen's Head, lksa. borret, birnitn4hzsi4 HULL, Not ;Acne, HowQen , 'Thorn, and nortigter Coach, a very 111 , u ours of hair rag biz, Mike . to OA l t ys, t ket Place, Wiiooolll. To Hemet Hempstead, Watford atnifitantnore, rr ilires a 'meek. Disc s becciet t Sting.sy, Lary, and ail I'AM. 01 . ryes) , Monday. a Cirencester, Abingdon, Henley, 13eitol, and Cloucestsr, three times a Weak. • Suatisatupton, Winchester, ktomocy, lgndhunr, Lymicgton, Chrs.tenp; en, ltingsvond, Forditighrid s c, tt lichorht. t upl, llat Wight. Ivr,ty, and Uut-rowy W.tgz t;i18 (daily.) • • Sunbury] lianipuni and 1 w chiliharst, twee .t 7ltsk. Orwirtl4 and very dal. A