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f'~~ . •• 7 ~~ .. I:* •4 $ 4 -** • "r"tv ' ff :;~: b- = 4....... BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. • TH IS GALLERY for the EXHI BITION and l J. SALE of the WORK' of BRITLSH ARTISTS, is now p en to the Public, and will continue open every day. front ten in die forenoon till live in the afternoon. Admittance is Cata- We* 1:41. FINE By Order VALEN Order , A. Rt A. Keepet. NEW I lON, BROOK-STREET. First txhibitioo, by a New Society, entitledl liTheAssoCIAl'FXl ARTISTS in WATER CLOURS; 4...ned THIS DAY, the ltith of April, 10P8, at No. 20, Lower r - 4t reet, Grosvenor-equate? and will continue open curl (sor.days excepted) frnir. tune o'clock until dusk. Adu.ittAtucc Out SkilliuE—Cutalogurs Sixpence. A. ROBFRTSON, Sec. sOCIETY FOR TWF. ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACITRES AND COMME RCE. .rflitT . Anniversary Dinner of the SOciety will be b ad at di,: ciforn and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on l i• t iresday, the '-7th of April, whin the honour of,your Com pwly, and such Friends as you may 'loose to introduce, is 'T oro& In order to ascertain the number to be provided for, 1 . 00 w e desired to send for Tickets on or before Saturday, the 29d Of .-kpril, to the Society% Howie, or to the Crown and Anchor, w h er e they may be had at rift...en Shillings each, which inaludes• the whole expellee. His Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, President, In the Chair. arswMIDI. Simon Barrow, Esq. Major General Murray, M. P. Thomas Bids, jun. Eel ,: C. F.. Reynolds, Esq. Anthony Cordon, Esq. • Nathaniel Roberts, Esq. 'I homes GaitskeU, Esq. Alderman Schott)! Nathaniel Kent, Esq. John Trotter, jun. fin. VIE= Lutuley e Essi. George Woodfall,Esq. By Order, CHARLES TAYLOR, M. D. See. N.& The Dinner to be on table at five o'clock, and no Oollec ' dia ma," • ......5.............—_____ kOYA.'... HUMANE SOClETY—Esressasusu 1774• IHE Kil`. 1 MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, Patron. The Right Her. EARL of STAMFORD, President. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be I e c f b-ved on the 4th of May, 1806, at the City of London Irritrn, Bl:llopigaZt.`-itteCt. STLWARDI. . I-ard Viscount Valontia -Sir Atirshant Hume, Bart. HisFicellency Baron de Robtek Deputy W. Angell, Esq. %VAX-Alison, Esq. M. P. Deputy S. , Goodbehere, Esq. J. D. Poacher, Esq. M. P. Thomson sonar, Esq. Dr. Thornton . John Crowther, Esq. Li eu t e nant-Colonel Ferguson W. ad. Russo% Esq. Edward Charman; En. Rd. Smith, E 9. lasso C,rar.ge, Esq, • David Pike Watts, Esq. Vi Tayler, Esq. , Mr. Breeds Ifiliim Wilsdn, Esq. • Mr. Fharpe The Right Ron. chi LORD MAYeiR, V. P. will take the Chair ANNUAL COURT OF DIRECTORS. Aquatic Suffocation Su. Ac. D ome stic Restored to Life,. Parochial 1 Happiness and to' the state, Burthens 'Promoted. 3179 . Prevented. Tifteen Thousaad Claimant. have been rewarded. • Subscriptions are niceivA at Baron Dimsdale's ; Fuller, Chat tent, and Co.; Drummond's ; Down, Thornton, and Free ; NVlSkirison, Sit John Pinhorn, and'Co. Southwark B ank; and by the '1 reasurtr, No. 8, Spitat-Square. JOHN BEATIMON'T; Reg. and Sec. No. 9, Vilier's-street, Strand. WANTS a Place, as Park or Game-Keeptr, a Young Man that perfectly understand hb. business, and if required, can act as Butcher for the Family, and can bring a good character from his last place. For further particulars, enquire by letter (post.poid) directed la W. H. to be left at the Post Office, Berkeley, Gloucestershire. ONLY 20,000 TICKETS, . • TICKETS and 513. 3 51r.g are now selling in the I - CITY LOTTERY, Conisdng of Feeehold, Houses, discharged of Land - T ax, of the eu6raated Value of £.304.000, By Sir JAMES BRANSCOiseILi and Co. At their Lucky Offices, 11, Holborn, S 7, CornhilLand - sac, Hay - marhet.-14.8. The Lottery WW be Downs grith of April. Present Price—lleket e. 7 19s: Half - 4- 0 Eighth - 1 2 0 Quarter 2S 0 I Siateeuth 0 0 Sch•owsgi-atis, at each of the above. Offices, and all Orders by Post, duly atteided tn. . tL%ND 1 / 4 3 lif LO CIERY TO BS DRAWN 1$ lrelt DAY', viz. 26th OF ThIS.MOYfII. i SWIFT and Co. No. 11 , poultry , and No. 12, Charing-Cross, have on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the above buttery, which will bCdrawn in Guildhall, in ONE DAY —the 16th of this Mont P•ises are First-rate Freehold Houses, in Skinner-street and'Pickett- *rest, discharged fwd. Tax, and valued at f 104,000, as under i 1 1 Trim of 4.23,000 7 Prizes et C. 4,000 1 ... ... 7,000 6 3,000 4 ...... . 6, 000 1 2,000 Tickets and Shares have alrradv ri.en in Price, and another advance is expected before the Dratrillt• Present Prices; . - Tickets t. 7 19s. • Halves Quarters GRAND CITY J v OTTERY of FREF,NOLD HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. £lO4OOO Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. 20,000 'MIMI'S. To be Drawn in Guildhall April 26. Use of Capital Pellets, with the Value of nth. GRAND HOTEL, 9,Skiurier-street, - , 221,000 14, thinner-street, 7,000 ; 43, ditto - - . 6,000 1 - 64 1 1 , 0 45 , ditto . . ti, As Pickett-street, - .. 7. ditto, -.- 6, 0 000 00 17; Ilkinnerstreet, - . - 4000 li s dins, . 4 4/00 41, di tto , . . 4,000 • 4, dine, • • 4, 000 4, ditto, .. 4,000' 10, Pleket-street, - 4,000 3 1 , dim, - . . 4, 0 00 18, Skinner -street, - - - - 3,000 40, es-Side of Snow-Hill, ' - - 3,00 W 4.'4' Skinner -street, • - - - 9,0001 .V . ditto, 3.0n0 - - - 49, ditto, - .. s,ooe 4, Pickett-street, . 0,000 22, Skinner-street, • - . • 2,000 Making together the Sum of X 104,000. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there Is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property lirillbe very considerably increased in value. Offers have been wade from Carious Persons to purchase several of the Housis at the prices they are estbnated at, and it is proposed that those Pzizsviskieh are divided into small shaves shall be soul, and the f°duct pailto the gsareholders according to their respective es, PRES&NT PRICE. • Ticket - - £.7 19 0 Half - A. 4 4 0 1 Eighth - .6.1 It 0 Fourth - 2S 0 1 Sixteenth -01 i u Tickets and Stares are selling at A the Offises. • . • ' • • • .. - , t .., :. . 1 , ...• .- .: .: • - -.. *- '''',..- i . - 24, .'• *-77 • s - t's 1 -. "." 7 . . ..., , • . • 441:14144044(t . . „0 " ... ' . . • t... •- • .:-;:%_-,--____ " . •. . --•— .z. A • . c ....' '. . • ‘ ,... 4 e ~ .lo . 11 _.. •. , : * k . ............ ) 1 -- I , •,,, 1.: , .......-(-- .(4) • _ . . , 1.,..1.- -.„ i. ,).....t -- , •ia '.1•!•.4.:: ••,'. • • ~... . •' 47- . ii r 1 / 4, : 1 , . < A. . , . . • _ 7414„,.........., ~,. f\ . ..,, is... - ~ 1 . ,.` at •• ta 4TI . '. ••••••.-...:1 - :.... , 2 .4° . ' j 'l's - .' f .. t .if.i 't , . --, --- _ ... • . . . - No.mm I • --- . BARRACK OFFICE, SPRING GARDNNS, . . April 14, 1808 SUCH Persons as are willing to Contract for erect ing an Infantry Barrack at Chestier, may see the Plans, Speci fication, and form of Contract for the same, at the OHice•of the Barrack Master at Chester, any day after the aoth instant, be- tween the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals must be addressed to the Commissioners fer the Affairs of Barracks, Spring Gardens, with—s' Tender for ereodng Infantry Barracks at Chester,"• marked on the Cover, and deliver...if at the Barrack cake, sealed up, en or before two o'clock on the 14th of May next, after vtitick hour, no Tender will he received. The party tendering must be prepared with two Sureties in ea. per cent. each, on the amount, ;or the due performanze of the Contract. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FRIIEMEN, • OF SANDWICH. • - Ti do day was rublishest - • • In four Volumes, t 2mo. price 18s. lioords, . . -- . . ITILIA OF ENGLAND.--A NOVEL..- ~ . . ~ Written* Ws. NORRIS. . IPriried for Sanwa llitpers Lemknhan-serest. Gsters...tatx, 'YOU will participate with those of his Fanlily hi has left to deplore Ids loss, in the sitieefo regret they Col at the decease of your lute Worthy ' Repreaeatative 1164 my waif Relation, Admiral ItAtIIIER ; and, although my pre.eudoas Nor no proportion to the claims his estimable charactzr had upon your regard, yet, born in your Tovin, and trained up by his precepts, in veneration and gratitude to the Corporation of tiumiwich, and' attachment to my Cotintry, I humbly prLsume to oiler ssiiv-If as,.. 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By means of the Table: and Instructions here given, any Pey son, of the most moderate capacity, will be enabled to - keep an accurate Account of whatever is done on the Farm each week trouhout the year, and the work is so coL trived, at a week's ac cohuntg may be sqarated from the book, to be set t by post to an abstnt employer. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. t 6, St. James's-street. O. • EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. This day were published, in Two Volumes 12mo. illustrated by 35,superiur Engravings, price ISs. in boatds, and its. bound sod lettered, "' • POPULAR LECTURES on ERPERMEN. TAI. the PHILOSOPHY, ASTROof NOM STUDENTSY, .P.ost CHEWS. TRY, intended chiefly for Use sold YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE !GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, &c. ; Vicar of West-Ham ; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Landaff ; and Au thor of The Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for RICUARU PRILLIII, 6, Bridge-strset. ; aad to be had of all Booksellers. O whom may also be had, just published, The GRAIRMAR Of NATURAL and EIPRRIMEN lAL PRILO6O PUT,II the Rev. D. Blair, Authorof the Class Book, ace. prix as. in blue. This cii.y was published, the FIRST N omaze, p rice 1 Cs. 64. of A NEW DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ir. which, the Words are collected from the purest Sources, exemplified by elegant and splendid sped mens of Compositi.m, and supported by Authorities of the greatest reputation and weight. • • By JOHN PITCHES, Esq. Late Member of Parliament for.thc Borough of Sudbury. London : Printed for Bann AR 9 Putt tars, Bridgc.street, Black friars. N. B. This Dictionary will be first published in Monthly Num bers, which will be termed Rough-Draft Copies, for the purpose of enabling the Editor to receive communications and aiben.L. ments from the Public. 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VIEW of the AGRICU LTURE of the COUNTY of SUSSEX, drawn up for tht Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and dos scribing the Geographical situation and general circumstances of the County ; the State of Property; the Buildings, w.d Mode of I Occupation ; the Implements ; Enclosing ; the Arable Land, in every kind of Culture; the Grass Lands; the Garden. and Orchards ; the Roods and Plantations ; the Wastes, the Improve ments, general and particular ; the Live Stock ; the Rural Econo my, and the Political Economy, including Roads, .Canals, Com merce, Manufactures, the ropula•ion, Societies, Fa-. &c. ace. By the Rev. ARTHUR YOUNG. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Bruckfriars ; and sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys of 2R Counties, recently published under the direction t:,f the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in Octavo, and done up Min ands, N. B. 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This Dictionary consists of IQOO closAy printed pages, each containing 600 words, and consequently includes as much teat ter as any large and expensive quarto. After the sale of three editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and the credit al: authority which it ba d ac q uired in the literary world, it comes matter matter of surprize that another Author, parodyinLits con tents, should have had the temerity to bring out a similar work h av ing the rope o' jest, and not containing one-Twelfth more matter. at the enorw.ous price of three guineas ! The public are invited to make the comparison, both as to matter and quantity, between Dr. Watlchas's work and this other, four times the price.. Let it be added, that Dr. Watkips's Dictionary contains the ale ' thorities of each article, an essential requisite in evefl work of reference, whichq however, is omitted In this new sail unsexes -11111 quarto. - Printca for Rt9tean Pau.strs, No. 6, Bridge stmt, Slack friars, and to foo had of all Booksdlers. Of whom inay - be had, by the same Author, F cavern e Bionaarr.v, in one volume, 12mo. with pl:ta.s, price $5. bound, or kw octavo, with *large type, too. Est ‘ bounk.a. -41 0- PAVING, LIGHTING, and CLEANSING. • • Parish of St. Clement Danes, April 1808. THE COMMITTEE appointed, pursuant to Act of Parliament, for LIGHTING and CI.FANSING the said Parish,' give notice, That they will meet in the Vestry-room of the said Parish, on Friday, the 13th day of May next, at six of the clock in the afternoon precisely, to receive proposals in wri ting, sealed up, from any person or persons willing to contract Nish them for Paving and Repairing the Pavement in the said Parish (the Carriage way in the Strand excepted), for a term of three years, from IVlichaelmas Pay nett ; the Carriage Ways to be paved with 9-ineh Graaite or Pebbles. The te rs fors pe re - cify the price of each per square yard, as also the price Irtior 7r repairing the Carriage Way per square yard. 'flit Commissioners will not suffer the Paving to be laid in any other material than. Gravel, nor any hick, Rubbish, Mortar, or any.otbet material Lo be used with the Gravel. Tice tenders for Repairing or Paving the Foot-way must spe cify the price per square yard for new Perbeck Sqnares and Muor Stone Paving and Moor Stone Curb relpectively. And also fir relaying or repairing the said Foot Pavement. At the same time the Committee will be ready to receive Pro posals for Providing and Lighting from 600 to 800 Glabolar lamps —the Proposals to specify the price at which the Proposer will en gage to light the same at per Lamp, either with two spoat Burners to eacb,the wick to contain 16 threads, or with one broad wick burner. The price in each way to be specified distinctly. Sam ples of each suit must ba produced, and the I amps to be cleaned at avast once in every fortnight, or oftener, if required. The Cammittee will also he ready to receive Proposals from Persons willing to contract for Cleansing the said Parish, and tak ing away the Dust, Ashes, and Rubbish from the Dust-holes and Houses of the hihatitants ; the Proposals to specify the terms on which the Verson or Persons propoair.g will take away the Dust, As.hes,and Rubbish from the several Houses std Dust-holes of the Inhabitants (the Proposer to be entitled to such Dust, Ashes, and Robbith). And also the terms on which such Proposerwill cleanse and take away the Mud aed other filth from the Public Streets, Lanes, and Alleys in the 'aid Parish once in every week, or of tener, if required. Each of such Proposals to be separate, and applicable to the respective matters above stated, it being the in tention of the Committee to take into consideration the contract ing for the cleansing the Streets,and taking away the Dust, Ashes, Sm. by the same Person, or by different Persons, either together or separate—the said Contract to be for one year, and to com mence at klichaelmas next. The Contractor or Contractors is or are to find all Carts, 1-lorsee, and Implements necessary for the several Works above specified, and to give sufficient security for the doe perf arnanee of the Contract, the form of which may be inspected, by applying at the Committee-room, at the Workhouse of St. Clement Danes. — The names of the Securities must be specified in the respective Proposals. By Order of the Committee, TliOS. FRAS. JENNINGS, Clerk. 'Phis day was publish , d, In One N'oltirie.Octavo, price Bs. in b l ank, AN ENQUIRY INTO THE EXTENT AND S'T'ABILI'T'Y of NATIONAL RESOURCES'. • By the Rev. THOMAS CHALMEILS, (Kilning.) One object of this publication is to prove, that the loss of trade involves in it no other mischief than the Its of certain ej "i -ntents; that k leaves the same maintenance ai before to every in dividual in the country; and that, so far from beitig a ground of alarm and despondency, it renders the nation fitter than ever for all the purposes of defence and political independence. N. B. Since this work was ready for the press the author has had the benefit of the Edinburgh review of Mr. Spence's pamphlet, en titled " Britain independent of Commerce,' and as be conoeives that notbiog that falls from the Edinburgh reviewers on any sub ject connected with political economy should be received with in difference, he has thrown into the form of an appendix some ob. serrations on those parts of their discussions which seem to bear 'on the prinziples of his publication. for Oliphant and Brown, Edinburgh ; and sold by I.ong• man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-r)w. This deg was published, price Is. 6d. col:lure:l,er ?lain, Dedicated to the Duchess of Dorset, THE LIONESS'S BALL ; being a companion . to the Lion's Masquerade. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; B. Tabart, New Bond street ; 1. liarris, St. Paul's Church-yar.l; T. and IL Hughes, Ludgue-street ; Wilmot and Hill, Borough; and all other Book sellers. 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Anal , •ey. 3. Prosody.. HANIPSIIME MILLER'S RAT POWDER. 4. Syntax. With Remarks and appropriate Questions. Also, an APPENDIX, in Three Parts. i. Gra mmatical Resolution!, &e. R. T. RAISS, of Havazt, in Hampshire, the 2. False Syntax, &c. 3. Rut% and Observations for assiving Ml nve ntor, recommends this infallible Powder for R ATS Young Persons to speak and wri:e with peripicuity and accuracy. and MICE, to all Persons infested with them ; but particularly By JOHN HORSEY, to Farmers, at this season of the year, en emptying their Barna, Author of " Child's Monitor," &c. &e. as it Will certainly kill them, if dropped into their runs, and pr e- Printed for Longman Hurst, Rees, and Osine, Prernos•er ve nt their injuring the new crops in the fields. Masters of Ships, row, Lendan ; and Wilson and Spence, York. ' - and Persons who have large Stares , m a y rid them in a single night. To prove the efficacy of the Powder, get a live rat, pet Of whom may be had, by the same Author, It in s cage, and drop in a little of the Powder. The rat will in- 1. The Cairn's MONITOR ; or, Parental Instruction. In Five scantly begin to feed, but shortly after will be seen to reel, fall on Parts, price Ss. bound -1 its side, and expire in couvulsions. The Inventor beinga Posit) " The young Scholar will here not only reap improvement in of character and properly, it is scarcely necessary to add, that his learning, but, at the same time, be advanced in useful knowledge \ motive in prepating it is solely for the public good. But beware literature, instruction, and amusement go hand in hand ; anthe of counterfeits, which its real u ility has encoureced. - public are under obligations to the Author, for bringing so tithe. The genuine packets, price 2s. lid. each, are done up in a red objects together, for the advantage of the rising generation." stamp, whereon is the name of 'l'. Reiss. They are sold In Monthly Review, March 1806. Lo• Alon only by Champagne and Coy frwry-ttreet, Aldgate ; a nd 2. The BOOK of Mososem.aggi.ts ; or, an Introduction to dr the at IL). 17, Ave Maris-lane, St. Pau 's ; th / may also be had of C Ind's Monitor ; adaete 6d. d to the Capacities Si Young Chilen. alas reputable Booksellers iaa evert town in cibe kin g dom. In :I.V7oprice Is. • • • • . TRANSPORT . OFFICE, April 12, 180 R. r THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTI NG HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care .f SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, aadfrr the Care and Custods of PRISONERS• of IrAR, Jo hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuolay the 17th Of I , May next, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per - ' sons as may be willing to Contract for Victualling Prisoner' of Wanin Health, at the following Places, viz. Dartmoor, in Doroashire ; Stapleton, near Bristol ; and at Chatham. And ali3O [err Victualling Sick l'risonersr of War at Dartmoor, For Six Months certain ; from the let day of July next, and fur. ther until Three Months Notice shall be given on either side. No Tauter will be received after oat o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any nailed, ream the party, or an agent for bias, personally attend-- Each Tend Tender rest be ateorpaaicd by 4 Letter from tuo respectable Per ' ISIS engaliNg to berme bonsa with the •Persoes tendering, in the Sam of L 2,000 fcr tAe to e perfrawas geode Contract. Farther particulars may be known by apply;ng etthit Office, or lathe Ar”tifor Prisoners of War, 0 Plywenth, Stapleton, rid fThaMatts. grrgir0000ip0.0000.0...0....--•••.--- _ , 'VICTUALLING OFFICE, Marsh 25, 1808. I T li HE . for VICTUALLING °( StS MAJESTY', NAVY, do isrcky give Notice, I That on Friday the 22d of April next, they w ill b e ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE HUN_ 1 DRED TONS of LIVERPOOL, or coarse grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal goodness; ancl for EIGHT IiUNDRED • TONS of CHESHIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness (of which the Person! who make the Tenders 1 are to produce Samples) t o be delivered int& His Majesty's Victual -1 ling Stores at Deptford, one half by the 31st 0f,..1n1y next, and the remainder by the 20th September following, free of all charge and risk to his Majesty, except that the Contractor will be allowed two shillings and eleven pence per Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest, ninety days after date. - The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's ; Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Salt ' Duties at Liverpool , and :It Middlewich in Cheshire, respectively. • No regard will be had to any Tender in whi‘h the price shall mot he inserted in words at length, or that shall not hr deli sered to the Board - isfore Ow i Clock on the said Fs ill y the .22d of April next, mAr unless a. the Person who rushes the Tender, or some Perm' on hi, khaif, attends to d a au-.ter when eall:d fi.r2____________::__-- This day was published, In a Quarto Volume, containing Six and Thirty large Plates and Wood Cuts, price I 2s. in extra boards, THE LADY'S ECONOMICAL ASSISTANT; or the Art of Cutting Out, and Making, the most useful Articles of Wcaring Apparel, without Waste ; 'explained by the clearest Directions, and by nuate•vus Engraving , of appropriate and tasteful Patterns. 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