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• .. .• • . " L .......„, ••• . ' • X F v.4r. t. 4 " . - 46 4 0 ..- .i.at.- •I'• • ' .-.- 1,4.-- - - . . ,r 2 .-4 at • .. -__ , -ks, , _ '4; - 4 6 - I F7;;::'s.J; -, •1-', "p '4 • ':,'• 1 i r ;, A.. • i SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1808. N U MBER 60:36] [Przmi.: Si x-vr.v.F. VICTUALLING OFFICE, 111“ . i 25 nOS. frilE COMMISSIONERS jOl- VICTUALLING ills MAJESTY", NAI'2; do hereby • give Iliac, SEA BATHING. DINAH PEACOCK, Buenos-Ayres Row, near Margate, Boards aiid Lodges rtspectabk Children. This day_ig published, in One Volume Quarto, price.lSo. THE CTRINE of INTEREST and AN- A- Nurnriti analytically investigated and exphing together with several useful Tabl,s connected with the sabjvct. By FRANCIS BAII.I - ,of the Stock Exchange. Sold by John Richanlson, Royal Excluinge. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Taatrs for the purchasing and renewing of Leases; adapted to general u,e , ;nice Gs. This day *ere publisked, Elegantly printed in quarto f price 12s. in boards, THE CRUSADERS ; er, 'll e MlN:mans of ACRE. A Poem; in Six Cantos. • Printed' for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand. -THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing JUNE '2.8, is the only Lottery that ever contained SIX PRIZES of £20,000. This ti.ty was published, is one volume, price Ts. in bt ails, A N ACCOUNT of the DISEASES most 'neident x- to ChiILDItEN. To which is added, An Essay on Nursing,• with a particular view to infants hr,tublit up by hard. Ey the late George Armstroag, M.D. A New Editioa, with many addi tilnal Notes. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of ,C 20,000 are 10,000 5,000 2,000 2,000 500 103 50 22 15 X 126,000 20,000 10,000 6,000 5,000 3,500 2,000 1,500 22,000 60,000 3 -,..-. .5 •By A. P. lII'VHAN, M. D. Of the Royal Collev of Physicians. London. Printed for - 1 - . Caduil art W. Davies. Strand. 20 - 90 - 1,000 - 4,000 - - '25,C00 Tickets. ,C 250,000 ". NO FIXED PRIZE. TiCkcts and Shares are sailing at all the Licensed Off►ces In London, and by their Agents in the Country. T b i t on Monday the 6th of lune next, they will be ready to re- Tendes, in writing (sealed up) and treat for One Hundred o pe d Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM ; to he delivered, of d, from the bonded Warehouses, at the Port of London, Hi s Majesty's Victoalling Stores at Deptford, in the space of two onth, by weekly proportions ; and to be paid for by Bills _,.tote with icterest ninety days after date. Coralitior.s of the Contrct, (in which in some new regu. leave been introduced) maybe seen at the Secretary'sOitice. N.B. No Tender will be admitted for a It** quantity than T•rhocsand Gallons. marl trill be had to any Tender ix which the prise shall not he pro: de at Ims:k, or thai Ail! not le eid:vered to the Retard &- eta 4.10:1 1114 the slid ltfonel.,y :he 6th if Jane etext, nor unless the ' , p uha wale: the reader, or some Peewee is his behay; attatdt to or On c.:lldiror„ • v . OIeD.V.A NC E OFFICE, May 141 UM ,PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil gsrc's OR DNA TE, Jo kreby give Notice, T i t proposals will be reccivcd at their Olce in Pall-Mall, on s b e fore Thursday the '2.1 of .1;!ne neat, from such Persona as oy be valor to undertake the. Pcrforaznce of the Plumbers, abet within the Tows Divh.ue, co-.lprchending the Tower, Aim, Woolwich, P:lrtl:.cr, and i;r4vcsend ; and also at Portsmouth, fr.ir a period of Proposals wi:lbe rec.tived jointly for the Ns - Lole, or separately, the said ToNt. -, ..r Div i and is- rtsr.ts)talt ; and further par islari, tog, 711...: Tans.. ai.d COI:U * 100115 of the Contrazt, sr be lutown, In t -on applic.tt:fal at the Secretary . ; OfEce, in nfornci'.d, a:ly the hours GI ten and fstr the Pro, delivered, to.....dedi up, td endorsed " Prof;.:.t 7 •il Iser7Jrilianse cf the Pik:lnherit Work at " bc; ; but r.o Prorosal can be admitted after t:.: t:d twelvt. o'tloci. at noon neither will '47 ty 'l't nder be noticed, unless the patty ma':!:? , , vr btllall,.shall attend. Or!er t . !he I:: • F: H. CEL.II I , S.vretlry. p. ; - ICE (F• D:.'.4 NCE, Illay 19, 1808. THE PR I P.. 1 L 01 , 7ICERS cf HIS M 4. d,hen.4 g ive Yoke, • That Propf:ait will 1 . . e received at their Office in Fall Mall, on orbefore Thers,l:y t I::: _d Jay of June next, for StAll Persons as may be willi:T t , ; tattle Lake the Perfirtr.ance of the Painters' Crk for the o;dnaucc twice at Pc,rtivoutit, for a period of tire par% further parziculars, together -,vith the Terns and Conditinns tithe Contract, may be known, upon application at the &ere lny's Office in Pali Mall 4forLcaid, any day bztween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed .' Pr. po.ials for Painters' Work at Ports roott'a; but no Proposal eau be admittLd after the said 2d day of !nee real, at twelve o'clocl: at noon of the same day, neither will any Tenderbe noticcd, erless the p.,rty malting it, or an Azent Whir behalf, shall attar eh—liy Order of the Board, R. H. r r,--rt'arrp ORDNANCE OFFICE, Mc? s 5, IE6R. THE PRINCIP.fL OFFICERS of HIS Md. • JESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereb?, g:Te That they will sell by Public Auction, at the To cr, on Thersdty the 9th day of June ne::t, between the hours of eleccit sod four &Clock, Sundry I.res of Old and Unscfrvic.:ablc Ord mete Storrs, conlisting of Hates Cf..!lar, Bit Halters, Rnpc Traces, and various other Artielei of Sa..l!..ry and Harmrs, B. di, Blankets, Cov,:rlets, Hammocks a•ld s::!tdry ether Artidrs of Bedding, Powj_cr Horns, Tents and f::::.dirte,s,.Coprer, St. J, and nixed Too!; of sorts, Oak ar.d Fir ticantlitT„ tc;rether with Bri Nlaterids and various other Articles, the whole of wick may be viewed upon apPlication at the I lonouralAc. Prinel tsl.Starok..eirr's Ofi:e, at the Tower, until the dly of Site, where ?Tinted Lists of the Lots w'..11 to ddivored to thus:: persons via may arply for the satre. . By Order of Vo E R. H. CREW, Secretary. TO nE SOLD, LS PRIV.I . I . A VERY valuable an,l compact FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, clesirahiy ,iituate in a olL..r.art part of Wog Forrst, ce.11‘..1 l'ye fat Gr,en, 114 1,7 BeLeh, in t!ie ?Irish cf Waliharrt, con;isting of a g.:: , (1 Farm 11 , :,use, Garden, In's, and G:ber wiih sewer) cunti q ne.t s 1.1- cleiritts of rich Mcadow and Ara:ile Lana, containing in th.! thole about Z 3 Acres, lie the so.ni• more or I. ”, of the present r ual of the ~c ctip.! inn :; vcry r..spret ;ltle'lerant, of whair , be Mitli , t inhis ;lett This Farm Las as ettcnsive I iv 10: of ;..:Jonnon on Fpping hut ;and th.: Land-tam i. rAiierneci. Fur pri,c I,rthr.r rarticulAv, :o Mr. Ap„i'.ey.;rd, 11°,1, N•as• Spare, Lincoln's Inn. To he SOLD hy AucrteN, by lerlN BAR N.XRP, On Wedooday, the Ist day of lime, at. Ekren o'Clock in the Forenonn, at tile hun !nu, in ES , e!:, ut (livcrs Lots (and the to be it.:l.lL OTI the rat'v.rn s ,, ABOUT EIGIIT TEOUSAND FA'rTIOIS of capi al LiAiC BARK, vt.lkL arcia this Season from the loacitrill'rte9, Sr; Tre,..5 on Ashton Mr... F: nn, Celtlotone's Farm, Newn- Farm, an , l in nvortrall ~rove, in A..eninn. 163 'Freer on rarnt, liendy..h Little Wood, anti Raltv:nt•zr-Pial , . I arn,, ia Rael , vis.tor. 41 Tray on Oroadoalts Farm and Yardley-liall Farm, in Tinted. 3:0 'trecs on TireA•rnd rarrn, rrnxtecl-hill Farm, Cherry- Cherry-GI-vet: l'artzt, and Woo;'. Farm, in Brosied. mat 'frets in Hi7h Woad, i.: tlreo.t Dunntow. ro 'Frees 6llCl , :il_.i,t , and in Leonard's !ley Wood and ilowL Li , c," Il. 11 Trots on C. anlielLl "ark GTC2I. Canfi:hi. 61 Tree on n.rra, „land Farm, and Gudgeon'a Meadow, in C,r,-at Elston. 121 frees en P.er.Grange Farm, and in lion& Food and /1 4afei NKood, in 'l'iit, s. .t up ia the tr....al marl( r, and will bo snld aecor '4Aß to th,: Tkeezre by witch the We:letzten are paid, and either PM is gob: 1; . .1:11V to re-measure it. Tht• Ktrebaser, , arc to r :y r. I),T wit of :21. per Cent. and give Ste...rity for pay: lens of the re:nail:l:r of the Purchase-money, on s;pe.:111-...r r-at. for Particulirs atTly s 9 Mr. Wado, of Dunmore ; Mr. Lo:tpf ; Mr. Richard Archer, at High Eas• Us: ST the r:ecuor.yrr, at iihattled PAnonage. PRESENT PRICE. Half Quarter Ticket 410 15 0 Eighth 3 9 0 Sixteenth £llO 0 41 1! 6 the Grand and Last STATE LOTTERY for IN A. 1807, which begins drawing *2Bth June, 1808, behold the fol lowing Capital l'rizes, all floating: nanitly, SIX of 'IMENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! 6 Prize 3 Of £20,000 I 7 Prizes of 2 3 $ 10,000 20 5,000 SO 2,000 IOW 1,000 4000 And only 25,000 Tickets. For stsch Capirals,buy Tickets or Shares of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. X.lOO 100 50 22 15 -••- • - At their'l ernple of Goccl Fortune, No.II,HoLEORti ; :'.7, Cr,nr fl I LL; or 28, Hairstaxezr ; where, in the last State Lottery, were Sold, in 162 Shares. the following Capitals : ;4;223 a Prize of 020,000 14,200 a Frize of Zra".! , 12,909 --- 10,000 1,1114 500 10,276 --. 1.000 9,744 ••••••••• 500 12,n62 --- 4000 5,798 ..... 50C 5,800 ...... 1,000 2.:,1130 , 500 12,107 - 1,000 17,949 --s , 500 &c. &c. _ Likewise, No. 2,570, the only Grand 40,0001. Prize ever Innwn, was sold at the above Offices, in 1G Sixteenths in the prk ceding 1 Lottery—And in the last City Lottery, Nu. 15,820 entitled to se 6,000 17,551 --... 4,000 9,273 ...--- 3,000 Were all Sold, Shared, and Registered—and where Tickets and Flares are now selling, and the above Prizes payiag on deniand, or exchanged for others in the present State Lottery. On Wedstesday, June Ist, will he ready for delivery, ASELECT CATALOGUE of VALUABLE BOOKS in the various branches of En-,lisp Literature, now on Sale, by J. N. Dickson, No. 10R, (opposite Warwick-lane) NewptP-street, at the very reduced prices annexed to each arti cle, for present money. N. B. J. N. 1). beg% leave respectfully to inform the Public, that be continues to send Newspapers (Post free) with the ut most degree of regularity, to all parts of the United Kingdom. TO THE LOVERS OF THE DRAMA. The Ist of June will lat. published, No. I. of a new Pqkodica! Woilt, to be continued quarterly, price Is. entitled H E DRAMATIC APPELLANT. Tn account for and remedy the dert.nte-acy of the St :;:e is the end of this Work. The unfairru;t•s of M.trag, rt. and inti-e -cility of Authors, have been rrointed out as the eittses of that ile- Etneracy ; but the evid:nee contained in these pages will alone enable the pubic to co:ldetnn the guilty and acquit the iniu.c4tut. • For the pubitcatlon of the rejected clays which Manaktera pi of si ta lave read reitit ::inch Attention, will instant!: rrove the justice or injustice of th it doom, aiol. place it in Ct.: power of the world to grant to talents Ihr. face and l titrot.age for which, tia the.:, they had tciltd in Vain. I.Jth Number, containing three Plays !two APorpiec:s being tantamount to one Play), and a Sitect of Critical Rcularks on the Sta k ,e,cntiti:cd the Panegyrist! ;stinted or. lin.• wove paper, delay • octavo, is published for it. and f. Hughes, No. 35,1.udgate-street ; and incy he had at the Dr. , :u.itic Appellant's Office, No. 2 4 2, Ilcil• Carey-street, slide. plays and orders arc rt•!•rived, 01 and I.N . Aries in the tin;ted NEW MUSIC This day pubVrhed by Gout tit NG, Paws, Dat.mainv, 1.0 Co. Seller, No. 124, N. Vond-street, London; as i No. 7, Wtstmn; land.strzet, ALON:2EII.TO for the PIANO-FORTE , with Acct.:iv:minuets fur a full Lund, the subject taken from 7ite. MSS. of the cekbrated Ciornovich, the r: at arranged and J. Mazzi,"ghi, piice 73. Gd. Co; z`i Minuet, Hungarian Quick Step, and TyroleseDance, caoli'.'s',"! ...Lid selectee' for the Piano-hate by diee, price 2s. PO -in Mixch and Waltz, selected and eo,.:v.sed for ditto, LI :awl, prict: 2S. telLkated Follia de Spapia, with Variaticris fir the Piano fortc, with Accompaniments for a Violin, or Out.: and Violon c.l:‘,, compos.d by ditto, price ss. - A Collection of P o lish, g0e , 0,, ae„.! Gowen Airs, competed, selected, and arranged for the Piano-forte by ditto, price 2s. A Second Set of ditto, price 31. A Sonata for the riarte-iorte, with Acccrnpanlments for two - Violins, and a bass ad libitum, composed 1:7 L. V. Esch, Trice 5.1, A l'tip to Dublin, a favourite Dance, arranged as a Rondo for the Piatio-forte, composed by J. W. Holder, price 21. A Military Divertimento for the Piano-Nile, by do.price 'I tt followirg Comic Song!, now singing with universal up platisa, by Mr. Eannister and Mr. Liston, at the Theatres Royal Drary-Lane and Covent-Canien : —" Othello," " Hamlet," " •1 he If:noise-shell Tom Cat," " The Lovesick Frog, or the Frog in th.. CocVd Hat," " Miss Deborah Diddle and tdr Gilbert :ins' . .psley," price each is. BEAUTIFUL WOIIIBN. TNE Weate:.t blemish to beauty is superfluous Hairs on the Laee, Neck, and Aran--lILTBERT's BOSEATE POWDER immediately removes slam, is an elegant snide, per fec•ly innocent and pleasant to use, price is. by the Proprietor, No. 5:3, !Russel-street, Covent Garden; Overton, 47, Mond-street; Voodinan, 169, Piccadilly; Davison, F icet-:ereet ;Thorn, 45, Oxfoed-street; Ducne.r, 3, Cbeapside ; Buil, Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Gregson, Liver pool; Simson, liertford ; Gilburd ; Brighton ; Mitchell, Colches ter ; Tymbs, Worcester; Strange, Tunbridge-Wells • Jenkins, Swansea • Benison, Mc ; Rollason, Coventry ; and in every town—gOod allowance to dealers. QO much attention has SPILSBtTRY's PATENT ANTISCOKBL'TIC DROPS gained in those Diseases this excellent altcrativellas been prescribed for, that in the complaints of Semphttla, Eruptioas, inarea sed action of the Glands, and dis eases depending upon obstruction of the digestive Organs, it has b eco me she practice, from i ts celebrit y , to apply to it on t he first appearance of these evils, or in the removal of Scorbuwanttiof c use-Khan re.itic Affections, or tTletrations, exisdng from s power in ohicrly people. This medicine is now sold let Bottles of ss. 6d.--Douitile Bot tles tos.--and larger 1L es. duty included, having the words — By the King's Patent--expressed cig the Battle, Bill of Direction, and Outside Wra. The Ki v s duty also is printe# in black ,fla allowance pper of ed. in dlicls battle on taking ball a dozes', This day W2B littbli,h,d, price is. 6d. the Sixth Edition s TIIE ANNIVERSARY SERMON OF TIIE -I- ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, preached at Grosvenor Chapel, Apia 4 ; and o uvith local Alterations, at Holy I:4ods, Southampton, June ..aa ; and at St. Holier's, in the island of Jer.ey, July ig, 1802. • By R. VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. Proctor of Stradtshall, Soffullt, and Nlasta- of Reading School. Son secours me fcrtilic, Et me felt trouvcr la vie Dans les horreurs de trepan. J. li. Rovs-mtu, Ode; Sar.r4esi To which is added, AnAPP ENDIX of. MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS on p.r.susci FATION. •• !..- ky the SOCIETY. • Printed for the Society ; and sold by Rivingtons, Richardson., and J. Johnson. ANIERICA. 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This day was pr.blislied, In on very large and closel7 prirted volume, Rvo..:corre.poncling with Watitins's lliogmphi:al Dictionary) ::ceantrankil by sepa rate Maps of Lvtry County 711 England, and by carious Mars of Wales, Scotia d, and Ireland, price complete in boards; or Rns. wizb the naps colm-.:d, or the Maps, done up slut ratz-le, price 12-4 hall-Mtite, fanning the emnpletest -kths of Cie 1.-lands yet p:.:hrslied, every Map having Letii drawls patio 1.0. n original material', on a new plan, , TOPOGII..A.PHICAI, DICTIONARY OF -I- -I- :INI I'ED KINGDOM, compiled fr , mi PARLIA .M ENTA R V, GOVERNMENTAL, and ottwr AtrfH KNTIC MODERN DCLUNIENTS and AU'IIADRITIES, (cash of which are annexed to the respective article., or particularly de scribed in the preface), and containing LEG A I ~ CAL GrOGRAPHICAL, TOPOGR.XPHICAL, ANV- Q,CARIAN, COM NIERCI.kI., AGRICU LTUR AL, and STA TISTICAL ACCOUNTS of every COUNTY, HUNORED, Cri V, liptOUt;ll, MARKLT•TOWN, PARISH, 'TOWNSHIP, CANAI., CAPE, MOCNTAIN, IlAr, Ha a nova, Reim, GEN rt. 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Irres; of Society, exhibiting a view of the Mosat Fitsvolv of MAN, of the manners and character of Nations, and the circum. stan:os un which these are dependent; also a View of Society it exi,ti iu the earlier stages of its prognas. By HUGH hfURRAY. Printol for Longman Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. ruw ; ;Ind J. Anderson, 'Edinburgh. •!'hhis day was published, Irolume the Seventh, handsomely printed in quarto, on a Sri paper, price thie Guinea and a Half, in boards, of a new Wail nt CIENERAL BIOGRAPHY, or LIVES of thi s.--3 most eminent Persons of all Ages, Countries, Condition! l'rut...A.ths, arranged accurdiwz to Alrl..tbeticil Order ; cor By J. ATKIN, M.D. Rev. THOMAS M0RG.4.10, and Mr. JOHNSTON. The whole Work will not exceed nine volumes, or ten at ‘. ; present volume (Ow screeth) just published, ern , bract.* b. thecalphabet as far as part of the letter P. Priace.i for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; G. Kearsiel Plect-strait; and B. Crosby, Scationcrs'-court, Ludgate-street.— Ot wham mAy be had, the First., Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Volumes of this Work, each price One Guinea an? Half, in boards. DR. MACKNIGHTS WORKS. Just published, A NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION, from 1 . the Original Greek, of all the APOSTOLICAL LPISTLES with a COMMENTARY and Notes, Philological, Critical,/ planawry, and Practical. To which is added, a History of LII , L of the APOSTLE PAUL. 13y JAMES MACKNIGHT, D.D. one of the Ministers of Edinbur;:h. To which is prefixed, an ACCOUNT of the i.IP2 of , AUTHOR. Second Edition, 6 Ovo. boards, 31.13 a, Of his Commentary on the Apostolical Epistles, the riPid is a sufficient proof of the great estimation in which h is 'l' he bishop of Lincoln mentions it, along with ' The Harmol in the first class of books, which he says every Clergyman o: to posses,—Eloments of Christian Theoh , sys preface, page Another observation to the same effect is made by the learned Mr. Parkhurst, who, in the Note relative .to the last edition t• hi s :;ice': Lexicon, calls the work in question, " Dr. NI:- Inittons and vaNable Commentatyon the Aposiotical Epistles, Work highly hieriting a place in the . Library of every Chris' Divine." Dr. Mackr.ight's " Commentary generally gives the true of the text, in a concise form. With the Notes especially, have often beetihighly gratified.—They contain much melt formation, requisite to understand fully the meaning of the sages to which they areiubjoined ; they occasionally Mustn't( beauties of sentiment and language In the Epistles, and not quently ceatain important practical remark,. Considering it uerally as a work of real utility and excellence, we cheerfull, commend it to readers of eve class, who can ea si ly co mpass purchase, avid especially to the biblical student and Christian ulster. --ateleceic Review, July, 1807. The late Dr. Macknight, of Edinburgh, is universally ado !edged to have been one of the most -intelligent, judicious, candid Expositors of the Sacred writings that ever appeared; the reputation of his Works for sound criticism, extensive knot ledge, and clear elucidation of Scripture by itself, is rapidly i creasing mnung Christians of every denomination. In proot this we need ..•aly refer to the most respectable literary Joune In the hands of the Public ; as. well as to numerous testimonii not only :tom the highest Dignitaries of the Church of Eng' but from the ablest Divitu.s of all descriptions, both at home abreact. The hIARMONY of the FOUR GOSPELS, In whit natural order of each is preserved ; with a Paraphrase and 1 by the same Author. To which is prefixed, Some Account Life and Clom.cter of the Author, 2 vols. 2d editiea, The TRLrPH of the GOSPEL HISTORY SHEWED. three Books, by the same, 4to. boards, ins. .• This Work has been admitted, by the best judges, to be formance as able and instructive as any which we have important subject. Quoting a section of this Work, the telt Bishop ofialandaff, in the fifth page of the Contents to tht Volume of his Theological Tracts, says, " Young men render this short Tract familiar to them, by a frequent pet It : they will find in it very concise, but satisfactory anew. many objections respecting some parts of our Sas-love's cr the possibility and the credibility of Miracles, Ste." The eminent Author also copies at great length from this Wor argument for the Truth of the Christian Religion, arisin the Conversion of the World to Christianity. And it is well that the chief entierials of Paley's Evidences are to be ft Dr. M's. Truth of the Gospel History. A new Literal Translation of the Apostle Paul's First Icond EPISTLES to the THE.SSALONIANS • with a Cot tary and Notes ,by the same, 4to. 65. The above is a specimen of the Doctor's Learned Comma and a few copies may be had separate, the price of which • deducted to the purchasers of the complete work. . 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