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fignette Title-Pages. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. This day was published, in foblscap octavo price Sa. in hoards, 11IBLIOSOPHIA ; or, Book Wisdom ; contatn -" log some Account of the Pride, Pleasure, apd Privileges of that glorious Vocation, Boon-Coi. L 1N O. Which is added. 11. The Twelve Labours of an Editor, separately pitted av-' those of Hercules.—By an ASPIRAN T. Printed for William Miller, Albev-- iRKSHIRE, EASTERN, exclusive of Warley, SOUTHERN, exclusive of Chatham, • • SOUTH WEST, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARLEY and CHA'T'HAM, For a period of Six Months from the Ist of April ant. The Forage to be furnfshed in -rations, consisting as hertdfter may fop' time to time be required, either of ;..; : ` 10lbr:of Ofts or of 7 tbs. of Oats. •- • • !Stilts of Hay 1 4 lbs. of Hay. And sibs. of Straw -- And 8 lbs. of Straw. All must be delffered at the respective Stations of the expecte de the Contractoriltho b also to furnish such Hones with Oats Alba. per ration ai may be billetted within the District for Veld& he contracts. • The Proposals may be delivered separately or joirtlg, for two or more of the said Districts, and it Is expected that the Contrac tor shall receive the Stable Dung that during the period of his contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse p.r week. Further particulars may be known upon application to the Of 4cers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pill Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten And four o'clock ; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed-J 4 Proposals for the Supply ;Forage;' but no Proposal can be adn.itted after the said 21st twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither willany r be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his shall attend.—By order of the Board. R. H. CREW, Secretary. r. Tills diy I In Imperial Quarto, price Four Guineas and a Half, In boards, 91.1,NBRIDGE WELLS, and its Neighbourhood, Illustrated by a Series of Forty-three Etchiop, and Hiner* cal Descriptions, by PAUL AhdSINCK r Esq. The Plates exe cuted by LETITIA BTINIL. Pribtect for What Miller, Albemarle-street j and .Edmund Lloyd, -Harley-streak This day was published, in &my, quarto, price .fl. Be n ..* - • • • ; 'ityboerds, erHE . ODES OF PINDA ft, in celebration of . Victors in the Olyitipit, Pytilean, Nemean and Isthmian Games; translated from the Greek ; not one fonrc part of which have ever appeared in English, including those by Mr. Wagi c a The whole completed rad now firstpikblished. By VRANCIS LEE, A. M. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prineirfd Member of the Asiatic Society, &c. 7.41. • • Pritred for William Miller,,Albeniarle-street. • HISTORY OF NORFOLK. Now completed in Eleven Volumes, large Royal Octavo, £9. las. in birds, BLOMEFIELD's TOPOGRAPHICAL HIS TORY of the County of NORFOLK ; coritalning the whole matter which is in the aye Folio Volumes, with all the Plates re-engraved, and a Portrait of the Author. • , ••) Rrinted fur William Miller, Albemarle-street. . N. B. A few Copies are printed in Royal Quarto, price Twettty two Guineas boardi. The HIS fORY of NORWICH, In two volumes, oetavo;lnay he bad separately, price 365. hoards. s day was published, price Ss. sewed, A LETTER, addressed to the PRESIDENT and DIRECT ORS of the BRI l' IS H INSTI I'UTION ; cont adhpi ing the Outlines of a Plan for the National Encouragement of, ll:storks!•Painting in the United Kingdoms. By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R. A. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. Where may be had, by the same Author, in dem"' Sco. 13s. bas. Elements of Art; a Poem on Painting, iu Six Cantos ; with No7ei and a Preface,ineluding Strictures on the State of the Arts, Criticism, Patronage, and Public Taste. Also, by the same Author, Rhymes on Art; or the Ramonsuance of a Painter ;ia Two Parts, with Notes. Third Edition, price s*-3n•boardr. *ANTED on MORTGAGE, from Thirty to Forty Thoiwand Pounds, upon Mortgage of a Fee Simple Estate, situate in Ireland, within forty miles of DubliA, of ample Mae. The security will be found in every respect highly eligible and satisfactOry, and the interest (6 per Cent. per Annum) made payable at a Banker's in London half yearly, and is exempt from any right of Claim CM the pan of the Mortgagor to a deduction of the Property Tan. For further particulars apply to Mr. Pinkett, Solicitor, No. 3, Elan -court, Temple, London. CLERK OF THE PEACE'S OFFICE, LANCASHIRE. Preston, February 24, 1810. PRESTON HOUSE OF CORRECTION. WANTED, a Governor or Gaoler for the House of Correetkos at Preston. All Persnns making applkation for the abeveglEce we to sesxl Testhnunials, In writing, of their character and abilities to execute the same; to the Office of the Clerk of the Peace at Preston. The Governor will be allowed a Salary of t 250, together with the usi of the. Field adjoining the Prison. All Fees and Gra tuities of what description soever, are abolished, and out of the above Salary the Governor is to ply the Turnkey. Due notice will be given by future Advertisement of the day of election. E. GORST, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. This day was published, le delay quarto, pr4clP db. is. Volume the First, of •• 1 ' t • T YPOGAAPHICAL ANTIQUITIES; or, The HISTORY of PIRINTINO in ENGLAND, SCO CLAND, and IRELAND; Begun by loscraVA.mas ; continued by Wn. LIAM HER I 3 KIT ; and now greatly enlarged, with copious Notes, and illustrated with One Hundred appropriate Engravings, corn. prelasnding the History of English Literature, and a View of the Progress of the Art of Engraving in Great Bntain. By the Rev. THOMAS FROGNALL DOMAN, F. S.A. Author of an Introduction to the Knowledge of rare und valuable Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics, and of an English Variorum Edition of Sir *Fhomas More's Utopia. Published by William Miller, This datwas published, price three guineas, boards, bandsotnely printed in r , .yal quarto, and the publication to by continued quarterli, till completed, Volume th•'l'hird, of a new edition, with widuable additions, and two Supplementary volumes, of LORD SOMERS'S TRACTS.—By WALTER SC() Esq.—This celebrated Collection of Pamphlets, which originally appeared in a form altogether miscellatiroos, will be now chronologically arranged, and still further methodi zed, by the Tracts of each Reign being divided under the distinct heads of E cclesi ast ical, Civil, Military, and Miscellaneous. To each Tract is prefixed a prefatory view of the time and circumstances tinder which it was written, and various foot !a nes, illustrative of obscure passages and historical allusions. '1 he original tion of Somers's Tracts, in 16 volumes, will be now comprehen ded in 12, and two supplementary volumes, with a biographical Memoir of Lord Somers. Printed for T. Cadell and W. 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New BOND-STRIET, respectfully intro duce the following valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and 'Teachers in general, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of initiating young Persons in the respective subjects. Na principi. is more universally recogn•zed than that of the eMcacy of re ducing to rhyme whatever is intended to make a lasting impress sion on t'.e memory; and on this principle the following Work will be found worthy of general introduction among young Per sons of both s tees : 1. GOLDSMIIII's GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, Vera fied, by tke Rev. W. R Johnson, price 4s. half bound. 2. The HIS'T'ORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, by the same Author, price 2s. 6d. half bound. 3. The HIS I ORY of ROME, is easy Verse, by the same, price 2s. 61. half bound. 4. The HISTORY of GREECE, in easy Verse, by the same, price 2s. 6d. balf bound. Printed for *Falun and Co. New Bond-street ; and to be bad of all Booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools, and the thirteenth Book given gratis. This day was published, A New Edition, being the Fourteenth, of CROSBY'S BUILDER'S PRICE BOOK, for 1810. Corrected to the Present Time. The various Gen tlemen Artificers, and alt concerned in Building, are respectfully informed, this New Edition contains all the late Advances In Timber, Deals, Carpenter's Work, its. and other important Al. terations, forming the most correct List of the Prices now allowed by tke most eminent Surveyors in London, in the diLrent branches and method i of Building—and the-Prices of Labour only. Also, Directions for making any kind of Lime end Cements, va ri ou s useful Tabfes cast up, Abstracts of all the Acts, a List of Surveyors, Scc. By JOHN PHILLIPS, Survcym, Author of the blistory of Inland Navigation, Ste. London : Prir.ted for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Ludgate-street. FIFTH NUMBER. .* • BRITISH GALLEkY OF ENGRAVINGS. This day was published, in Super Royal FAIN price .C 2. 2s. THE FIFTH NUMBER of the above Work, and a limited Number of Copies on large imperial Paper, and a different Type, with Prouf Impressons of the Plates, price Three Guineas and a Half.—This Number contains, Ist. Magdalen, by Domiaichino; euraved by Schiaronetti. 2d. Landscape, by (a. Poussin ; engraved by Middiman. 3d. The Good Shepherd, by Murillo ; engraved by J. Heath. 4th. Bears and Dogs, by Snyder.; engraved by Rider. N. B. All the Plates in this National Work will be engraved • MINERVA...OFFICE, LEADENHALL-STREE r. b y the first Artists in the Country, hi the Line or Streit =neer, being the only mode held In estimation by all true admirers of This day was published, in Three Volumes, 12:no. price I ss. theme Arcs. sewed, wank will consist of Twenty-five Numbers, and will form THE ALDERMAN and PEER ; or, the Ancient a spl e ndid collection of One Hundred Engravings, from the finest Castle anc: Modern Villa. Pictures in this country, and will contain (beside an Azeoubt of By MISS BYRON, each Picture, and'e Life of the Artist) a 6ort History of the Author of the Englishwoman, Hours of Affluence, Ste. &c. Arts of Painting and Engraving, including the- Rise and Progress Printed for A. K. Newman and Co —Where may be had, just of those Arts in Great Britain. • published, the following: .1)y EDWARD FORSTER, A.M. F. R. S. I.anghten Priory, by GabrielU, 4 vols. price We. Falconbrid.te Abbey, by Mrs. Hanway, 5 vols. rel. 7s. 6d. The Siath Number being h. great forwardness, will be ready Romance of the Hebrides, by Francis Lathom, S vols. 15s. in April, and not less than three, or more than Eve Numbers .Sinclair, or the Mysterious Orphan, by Mr.. Pilkington, 4 will appear yearly. vols. gas. Published by William Miller, Albemarle-street; and J. and A. Lucky E :rapes, or Systematic Villainy, 3 vols. 15e. Arch, Cornhill; where a dseelled Proipeetu. of the work may Chamber of Death, or Fate of Rosario, 9 vpls. 91. be had, and where st*a*ions are received; and the eoples Qu i c k , or Modern Horrors, by B,Sid g lemee. s eels. i is. carefully delivered ip tie Me they are saleseribed for. I w' PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY SE. ' TAMES NEWTON ROBINSON respectfully in. J forms his Friends and the Public in general, that the final Dissolution of the Copartnership of Messrs. Saiirs and Roux* *op Pas this day taken place, and that be intends in future to carry on the bugioess of Ship Chandler on his own sole account, failhe Sin) and Warehouse in Bath-square, Portsmouth, where *Partnership Boeings* of Smith and Robinson was corded esa. JAN ZIONLWTON. R.oefts sos cokes this opporta Of tentneing tga rateful.acknowledieleats fist the preference in ' Wh oa the late Fero of &ulih and Robiuso ced is it t li trustk by t IhßWmou , lidelitiod IBk ( part, to merit a of it to • hisitelf frill future. 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QLATER's . STtAM KITCHEN, combined with a Roaster, and with or without a Hut Closet, On a new and highly-approved construction, forms the most clean and best cook. ing apparatus in the world. The whole iv upon the most simple principle ; performing, by the aid of one small fire the various operations of steaming, boiling, roasting; stewing,baking and broil, ing, at one and the same time or separately, doing away nearly an the labour and expellee in common use.—References may be bad from the Proprietor to families of the first respectability. -The Apparatus may be had of any site or form, according to convenience of situation or the number of persons it is Intended to cook for. One that will stand in the sompass of a square yard will be found large enough to dress victuals for more than thirty • people; the price is moderate, and one fourth of the saving:aria Ins from its use will clear its first cost In the course of one year. Orders received by John Slater, the Patentee, in Birmingham; and at No. t 9, Rathbone-place, Oxford street, London. TIMBER, BUCKS. - For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A'QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and caber TIMBER, now standing in Woods and Enclosures, In the aidaiy of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will b. Sold in Lots, amounting to from ,e310"(8 - 11000. The Wtbter Woods mast be taleen down, and paid for lirunediately, sad the Oak as soon as the season will admit. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Imrie, at 1111 - Qmsates Head, Taplow, who will attend to spew the Titter No applications by letter will be attended to slides the postage is paid. VALUABLE LIBRARY of BOOKS and CHOICE WINES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. STONE and SON, At Theme Park, near Theme, in the County of Oxford, on Wed nesday, the 14th day of March, 1810, and Two following Days, AVERY Extensive and Extremely VALUABLE LIBRARY, consisting of nearly 8000 Volumes, most of them in fine preservation; also 90 Dozen of Madeira, Claret, and fine Old Port.—Amongst many other Rare and Valuable Books, are the following : Biblia Polyglotta .Waltool, E vols. Corpus Ifistorisa Byzantine uniform and elegant, 33 vols. Museo Farnese, 10 vula. De Bry Descriptions Americana, Africans, 8 - . c. 4 vols. elega stly bound' . in Morocco. Gravil et Gronovii 'llesaurus Grater' Corpus In script. et Pitisci.Lexicon, In 31 vols. unifor mly bound in vellum,' Enstathius in Honternm, 3 vols. Thucydides Duke& Hari Miscellany, vols. Churchill's Voyages and Travels, 6 veli k 7 large paper. Rushwortles Collections, 8 vols. Montfaucoll% Antiquities, with the Supplement, 15 vols. Dogdale's Baronage, Monasticon, and Warwlcksldre. 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MOST Valuable 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, 31 . situate In the Parish of South Lynn, All Sainte, within oho Borough of King's Lynn, in thi County of Norfolk : Consisting of a Capital Mansion or Dwelling-house 4leasantly situated in the said parish of South Lynn, containing two Par loess, one of whieb very spacious, large Hail, good Enacts, and Back Kitchen, Suitable Sleeping-rooms and attics, large arch ed Cellars, and a spacious Garden in the front of the Noise, planted with wall, fruit and other trees; and en exceeding good piece of pasture land adjoining walled in, of about ensue, plant. ed with vines and various other fruit trees, pleasant sunsmer. house, together with a coach-house and three stalled stable, and suitable out -offices, as the tame has been for some yeais past, and still is in the occupation of the Rev. J. Temple. The possession of this estate may be had on the 26th of March next. Also,n exceeding good Dwelling- Mouse adjoining the above, of two keeping parlours, kitchen, back kitehen, four "wR and two attics, and a mall garden ; a three-voided lea a flositd stone yard, with coal-house and out-Aloes, EartilgeedaAkr now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Wall& llp floe Dwalling-houe :djoining the above, consisting at ans. paa!pse and kitchen, two chambers and an attic, cellar and • . gag stone yard, !table for one horse, coal-house and out dices; - now in the occupation of Mr. John Eggistset. Posseeeioal of the two Int mentieard estates - may be had= the 114th June nest. N. B. All the above boned Estates are brick nod tiled, and in good repair, and moderately assessed to the Land Tax. The Poor Rates of this Parish are c omparatively small with them hs Ling's Lynn, which is an adjoining with, the parish of Smith Lynn paying only four shillings in the pound yearly, the rates in the parish of Kings Lynn pay from thirteen to Fourteen in the pound. 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Roantsom hang taken place on the 28th rt e Constable, Hunter, Park a lifto..lo. 144 pm-street, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall that h e has purchased the St ocko and p remise , et m e ; George LN OF THE WORLD. ' London. s • on or before Wednesday, the 21st instant, from such Persons as Toop, No. 24. Broadskreet, on the Point, where be intends oar. • Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE; This day was published, in three thick Royal Octavo Volumes, mar belvilling to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the •fl Ing on the business of a Ship Chandler, Re. and will qpe a l a EMBLE ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY ; price E 3. as. in boards, ORDNANCE HORSES, stationed in the following Districts, viz the above Trades on his own sole account on the 20th Instant. ON; Lord Lumbercourt. Mr. WADDY. THE ANCIENT BRITISH DRAMA ; coni- . NORTH BRII'AIN, I S. begs to return his sincere acknowledgments illtillatlesic sycophant, Miss LESERVE ; 1 - prehending a Selection of the best Old Plays. Printed 0%1. favours, and trusts, by Lis assiduity and attesuloll to 111110610, wib .umbercourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. • NORTHERN, merit t h e confidence of these who may comitiliiirAmmilis . formly with the Estrum DRAMA, in: double columns, w' stands, Miss NORTON. Vignette Title-Pa g es . YORKSHIRE. ' to his care. • ''• BEE 7180 :w THEATR: S PRESENT will be THE MA. Sir Pertinax ton, Mr. C. ICE Mr. IMUNTO: Lady Macsyeop) L a Jy itcdokba Lumb • Cons:' is which will be added THE the Musical Entertainment of • p artn er Blackberry, Mr. TAYLOR'; Ine, Mr. INCLEDON ; Jemmy Jumps, Mr. MUNDF.N. 1, Miss MARTYR ; Molly Maybush, Miss BOLTON ; Betty Blackberry, Mrs. LISTON. Saturday, the Castle of Andalusia, (with new additional and A Budget of Blunders. Monday, King Lear; and Harlequin Pedlar. Tuesday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; and Honest Thieves. -ts fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Baannow, at the New _a t e, in Prince's Place.friart-sereet. from ten tin four. day was published, in vol.'. 12mo. price 16s. dd. hoards. WIEE, ;. a Novel.- By Miss BENSON. 'tinted for Longman, Hurst, Reei, and Orme, Paternoster- Of whom may be had, by the same Author, R ights on Education, 12mo. is. boards. day was published, In quarto illustrated with Plates, price 1:1 7s. in boards, ,TARRATIVE of aVOYAGE to SURINAM; la Residence there during 1805, 1806, and 1807 ; and of nhor's Return to Europe by the Way of North America. By BARON ALBERT VON SACK, Chamberlain to His Prussian Majesty. ted for G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall by W. Balmer and Co. Clevebnd-mw. day were publisbed, in one vol, octavo, price ss. ,BATES in BOTH HOUSES of PAIrLrIiA iv:ENT, on the CATHOLIC PrITTION, on May 25 T, 1 we. .doo : Sold by J. Buda, No: 119, Pall-Mall ; and J. Booker, lood-street. 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