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- r ts - vk\ .; • . ‘. 17 * . ~ , • .. . ~,,.,.. c6,Ab t . , . 4 ~ .. ----- aipo ~. 47: ;zv 4" ors' 411 n, ') ;• rs - e l. .:c4 N i774TIER 9519. TUESDAY, SITTEMBER 2, :817. P&ICE SEVEN-PRINCE: omit dir THE COMMP;SIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF CER FAIN EXCHNUER.BILLS. Sou rip-Sew House, ADOUST 9.8, 1817. ALL Persons to whom the Commissi .ners hive agreed to grant Loans of Esc:oilier-Bills, are her:•by re. "quired • ythwith to rake the meive.res necessary to complete the securities to be given by them. a. I that the a.Nanct, to be mad. tern may be Issued without d-lay. I he Parties arc to address o.mselve% either to the Secretary of the Brood, or to the Soli citor, as the case may be; if to the latter, under cover to the Se. efetary. WM HOLDEN, Secretary. sot, !? AMIMICA. (In the lest Vessel.) PASSENGERS Msy ht. acenYttmodatoti in the noted fast Whir Void the MORGAN RA I' .FR, WII,I.IAM CAN IV, Master.—For Particulars, .apply to the Captain, at the Office of Mr. Ogle. St, Poohry, I.mcion ; or Mr Garrott, Ship Chandler, and Mr. Geo Stevens, liirh-street, Portsmouth. F.ISHIONS FOR S MOBS& ~*s LA SELLA ASMIIILIF. PARISIAN Hume Cis f E.—Roam! •Tres. of cambric with embroidered (beiten, divided by broa•l rows ni Ile dress made low, and finished round the hos• to omelet:A with the trinuntog at t h e bander of tt•e 6.01,1115, riple rut: of clear muslin, embroideeed with a Vaitil!lt: edge Ihe hair are ranged in cue curN, and elevated on the sumo' • in a Ouster of lac,.• curls. Sash of plaid r•bhand. and .pao•sh brown kid AO' S. Estot.tau reetttNo: Fut.t. ess —Frock •tt fine or over ps'e pink sat n; the border zed (env heatititillly ri , nnied io quit. It •Rs of crape, white satin-,still toorallime ►trrtwnded with pearls; the border of the dress teriohati• p by a I:;tht and rl.•• • :.ur fringe of prstsi.. Turban tope of Willie satin and pt-aris. .vo here drooping ostrich featers. White crepe ii:. Vandyked ums apa•tgles; Whi•e satin shoes, and wi ite kid g:oves The favourite ciiimrs are answer h, p uk, marine green, gundy and lilac ON THE TENTH 01 , THIS MONTH, TFIE Whnle of the present SIT) .11 LAtery will he determined, and the only opporamity whieb on Adventurer ever pesteme.l of chinning, in so few Numbers, Two Prises of £20,000, will expitr.—ln the Schema there are— . ... Prises of ... £C16,000 ....... 4,000 2 ••• ...... •• 2,000 14 ...... 1,000, .esoo. &e. - OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Avid 15, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA JEST7'r ORDNANCE do hereby give Nellie, That Proposals will he received at their Offler in Pall Mall on Or before Friday, the sth day of •;pptember next, from such per eons as may be willing to mter. ake the supply of COPPER )100P4 for service of this Department, for a period of one year. Patterns of the Articles may he viewed, upon application at the Prine:pal mottekeeper's Offic. in the Tower, and farther par ticulars, to, , ,rther with the Terms and Conditions of. the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Orifice in Pall Mall afore said, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock ; where the Prop-sal. must he delivered sealed up, and endorsed" Pio posals for Ccpper Hoops ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after eh said qr. September, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any 'render be noticed unless the Party making k, or an Agent in his behsif shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Bar any. CONTRACTS FOR COALS FOR THE WEST-INDIES. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, September 1, 1817. SUCH Persons as are desirous of contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies to deliver COALS at !slap& in the WF.SI' INDIES, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Office between the h ors of Eleven and Five, ard delver their 'lenders sealed up and directed to the Agent for Coe in ssar.at Supplies, marking thereon "'Tender for Coals for the IA est Indies;" on or before '1 HURSDA Y, the 11th inst. bat none will be received after Twelve o'Ch.ck on that slay; nor ',iii any Proposal be noticed unless made on ..r annexed to a printed Particular, and the prices inserted in words at length; nor 'advs.& Letter he .ultjoined to such Proposal signed by Two Perrons of known pro; riy engaging to became bound with the party tendering, in the suns expressed In the Partiaulas for the due performance of the t ontratt. 1 HE ARMY. DROFESSOR et FORTIFICATION Wanted at the Senior •Lcpartocnt of the ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE 21 Farnhass„ a 'Nat rAll GU:TU.IIAM qualified to hold ti.e .ibovelsanied situation. He n.n•t be under 40 years of age, qua.ified to convey his instruction In Portlbention through the usetbam of the Preach language, and either to have bad ex perience as an instructor, or practirf as an Officer. •lUe most sada+ act ory retertnor will be expected of character and conduct. Gentlemen desirous of offering themselves for this situation, to correspond with Colonel sir Huward Douglas, Bart. C.B. Inspec tor General of Instruct ono, karnbam, Surrey, fully stating their protean/tn., and, it Officers, their Military Services, and they will Twelve from him all par scalars of t►e duty, salary, appoint meat, ausi ezpectations.—August YB, 1817. BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION. WANTED. a HEAD MASTER for the ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, who win have the sit. perhiteedence of a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. He must be thoroughly acquainted with the priaelples et English Onus tsar Mid Losoposities, and accustomed to the most approved method of Promusclatiost. No unmarried person need apply ; and a decided proterense will be given to a C.laasteal Scholar who has been to the habit of teaching. Ihe entoilments of the alike win depend upon the number of the Neater will have tits use of a large and convenient Dwelling-home. a Dormitory, capable of aeamunudating forty Boarders, Abed ep inns bed atsads,and a well apple ad Schad room. rise most satisfactory testimonials will be required, both u to character and abilities. The Elution will take place cm luesday. 30th neptember neat • sad, it not Inseneenient, the Fortuna l abendance the Candi: dates would be desirable. Ihe psi stilt chosen will be required to take charge of the Department en the tat of November following. Appheation to be made to Joseph Stevens'', Esq. Sweaty to the Institution, Belfast (It by letter, to be poet paid), who will give every possible information respecting the sheathes. Belfast, August 19. TO ARCHITECTS. WILTS COUNTY GAOL and HOUSE of CORRECTION. THE JUS ncEs of the PEACE assembled at -1. the Wilts Quarter 5t..11101111, having resolved to Enlarge, Alter ' and Aniendibe COUNTY GAOL and HOUSE el , CUR ltkel lON, at Fishertun Auger in she County of Wilts, so as to provide proper , separate, lied distinct Places of Confine ment and Airing Yard.. for Suety Felons, Ten Bridewell and Nouse of Correction Prisorierv, and nitly Debtors; and having lizard to classing the Prisaters Recording to their Sexes, Crimes, and Punishments; and providing convenient Places for the Em- Illoyment of those committed to Hard Labour : All Persons wil lieg to tarnish PLANS for this purpose, are requested to send the same, with Estimates and Proposals for their execution, to iy Olh".. at Wilton. near Salisbury, on or before the Nth day of September nest..--Twenty-hve GUINEAS will be paid, as an honorary compensation, to the Pesos sending the Plan, &e. which shall be most approved of, but this compensation is not to he paid in case the Person sending the same shall be after wards employed in carrying the sane into execution. Architects are particularly requested to attend to the utmost economy In forming their Demists, and to confine themselves to the Scite of tie present Gaol and Land bon it o: 4 the r e t o. JOHN b'vVAYNE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace of the said County. AVOUST 30, 1817. DUEOWS ANTIBILJOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILL is the fruitful source of all those disorders which act on the Stomach and Dowels, evening Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Headaches, lemon, and a variety of other affecuons, the consequence of a disordered aetiun of the Liver and &buy Organs. These Pills suite every recommendation of mild oprratioa with successful °het ; and requiring uo restraint or conlinement dtuing their use, are in particular a most valuable and coavanieet Medicine for Gentlemen ut the Army or Navy, and Travellers. In tropiaii climates what the consequences of fotdundan , and vitiated Fide are so prevalent and alarming, they are an etbsctual Peettomies tom these 'eds.—They are likewise peculiarly calculated t• eoa vitt disorders arising from excesses of the tale, sad to restore *a injured tone OW. stomach. 8 , 11 In instep At 2 94. 64. 11s. find 92s (by lIIYILEit and Soas, Chemists, N. 1 Clitthipalsonniter et St. ?tail Muftis-yard ; Jaager, lsq Oziorti.eereet ; * vrtnite the Enetdatlsa House, Laationtillii-Mtnei Wright mid cok lin. ten, Higb-euvet, Doivegb niiti •by tbe risolgjg e litl ally Druggists in tvery 4.7 AWAY,* die Any Person purchasing Turn Tickets of the same Nannber may cbtain a magnificent Capital of 5e40,000. 9he favours of th. Public are respretfully sol.eited at No. 7. Coaristic, and 28, 031/0110 STREIT where the last Pnse of 1318 002 was sold by their obedient Servant, . C CARROLL. Contractor. ctaram-Rouss, LoNno.v, Arra 23, 1817. FOR SALE, By Onier gem Hee. the Ceareeissieners Olio Majesty'. Cautaws, On M •nday the Ist. Tuesday the !ti. Wednesday the Sil„ Thurs day the itti, and Friday the sth September, 1617, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing lane, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, For Home Consumption, Brandy, Rum, Geneva, Arraek, Whiskey, Shrub, Cordials, Cologne Water, Wine, ,oy. Aromatic Vinegar. Ca•tor Oil, Man. goes. China Printed Paper, unbound Books antique carved and gilt Picture Frames, Rosewood , Deal. , 'lim ber, Lathwood, Ma hogany, Cordage, Boats, Vessels, and .daterials of Vessels; Gun powder, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAR or ALL DUTIES. Also, two Cask* of Wine, for home consomitlon, on payment of the Duties of Customs and Excise, or for exportation free of Duty. 'lke Tobacco Ashes and Cinders to be Hewed at the Tobacco War, home, I elision Docks ; the Gunpowder M Mangle's Map sloe, Barking; the Deals, Timber, Latkwowl, Mahogany, Cor dage, Boats, Vessels, and Materials of Vowels, at the l'obatato Ground, Rothintithe printed Paper, unbound Books, Pieture Frames, and Rosewood, at Globe Yard; and all the other Goods at the Ring's Cellar, Coal Exchange, Lower Thames street, on Thursday, the twit, Friday, the 291 k, and Saturday the 110th inst from ten o'clock in the morning to two in the afternoon, sod on tke mornings before the sale. N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Unit vcr of Fines and Fos - chorea' Ofe.•, Custom House, as or before Wednesday, the 24th day of September, 1817, or the Deposits made thereupon will absolutely become forfeited. Catalogues may be bad at the King's Wareboaw, No. SO, Lower Thames•street, price is. each. CELEBRATED LEASEHOLD GUNPOWDER WORKS and FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE; BAT TLE, SUSSEX. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Mr. MUNN, At the Auction Mart. London. on I . MORIDAY, the 11th et Sep. molter, at Twelve, in La , I under an order of the Comm.,. diners awned In a Coutnlisbilao of Bankrupt Mewed &phut Mr. W. 0. Harvey, THE whole of the Capit4l LEASEHOLD MA NUFACTORY for GUNPOWDER, universallt known and celebrated as Battle Powder. consisting of Poor Powder Mills at Battle driven by powerful falls of water daring the win ter month., two of which by means of a Steam Engine, which is already erased on 'peahen and Waves principle, may be Mut Ise worked to the foU extent during the summer. A Brimstone Mill and numerous Buildings appropriate to the Manufactory as Cy- finder I Ctsoine, Gluing, and Refining Houses, Steam and other Stoves, and detached Magaaine. i the whole judiciously plated; and also a handsome ' convenient Family Residena, with suitable Offices, Pleasure and Vegetable Garden., and a well planted On. I chard, several . Labourer** Cottages, and Twenty-four Acres of rich Land; also Works of similar description on a smaller scale, tailed the headiest:oath, sod &wok Weeks, situate at an easy die. tams from the principal Worts. oeatpyieg In the whole twelve pair of stoats in addition. The Freehold and Copybeld Propinty. situate at Battle and Erith, in the County of Kent, consists of ' elibetantial Erections and several Parcels a t rich fertile Land s May be eltorqd by applying to loin Mathison. at the Battle Works; and William MIAs, at the Ileddlemombe Works, of whom Particulars may be had, sad of Meson Gressette and Pcinsereae ' vlicitors. Angel-court, Throgmorton-strow, Lon don; Mr Minim, Solicitor, Battle; at the Bank, Hastings; the Rom and Crows, Tonbridge ; the 801 l and George, Dartford; the Red Lion, Hounslow; at the Auction Man; and of Mr. Mann, Walbroek, over the Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FRES, On the BORDERS of HUNTS end NORTHA.MPTONSHIRE, Eligible for Permanent Investment. By PRIVATE CONTRAC I, by Mr. SCOTT, AFREEHOLD FARM, situated in a healthy Village, near the Chards, is the center of good Market Towns, within Five Miles of Akosbory-Hill, on the Great North Road, 6$ from London; comprising ONE HUNDRED ANG THIRTY TWO AC'RES, of good Arable. Pas ure, and some Meadow Land; loomed, eonspaet. and I the-free with a comfortable Farm-House, Re. let ots Lease to a resp ectable Tenant, at a moderate Rent, who has occenpled it several Years. The lstate possesses a Vote fee each of the above Counties ; the Poor Rates are low. Apply to Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, I.ondoa. PROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes inervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated coostitutiao is the meek doer study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty 'Sere successful practice in this peculiar branch of our professiou gives us a decided superiority over every other Practitioner. in retest cameo( Syphilitic 'deo , don, a perfect cure Is completed hi the short period of two days, and in those cases of a more complleated nature, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plau of triatment ensures m the Patient a gonad and perfect re establishment. To those who are laboeriag ander a general or local DPebillty, It will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines' welreseribei poevess the inestimablepower of reeovetiog the most debilitated Constitution whether it arises from the ladiscretions of youth, er reside nce in hot or unhealthy climates, too soden. tan , a life, er too close an to study, excessive pief, in judicious use of mercury, iw or should it proceed Wont an babi mai tendency to tionsurnsbon, these our restoratives will produce alts liappiest amts. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer Heahh, Strand), and Spirits; and even to the aged and 'infirm our plan of tr-atment will afford relief and comfort, by moistly sad tofehy inviseesting the system. Numerous eases of. Strictures have been, end are daily ender lour can, the total' eradication of which le affected by a safe, car ,twin, and emodatoos mode of modes, mar* to any o ther yet adopted. The weakness, rolasation, and proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the l t restored to 'sound *ado yippee!' health. Patterns oTaitlase Sesta"? soma se 'MAU vastest besour, Idigtiatcy as 4 secrecy, at our bases, Now 107, Hams Garden. Pedant is as Csescry. detaibisit *Air cam, mad asdatiss a stasitsasta for Make slat nitildoee. tir tome obi be ten 10 aTe a ltttiwild& MIMI Ns& Co. tkorgeow., I& tvl s tialitrifeetita. wu published, handsomely printed in one vol. Sao. Illustrated by four Maps, descriptive of the Route. 12s. boards, /_i PIC rURESQUE TOUR throillth FRANCE. BWITZBRLAND,ou the BANKS of the RHINE, alai' through Part of lie NE I HERI.ANUs, in the Year " Flo:dna amem, Sylvasque I" 4 Cedar and plot, and fir, and branching palm, " A sylvan scene; and as the ranks ascend " Shade above shade, a woody theatre " Of stateliest ♦ ew." MILTON. London : Printed for 11.114awatan. SP, I.udgate.street. 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VleWt s end Coins, contain several additional new eon, and are all from new Designs, In general Oil s large' scab. lbe wilds bate been re.engraved for this Edition of the translation, and are idecuted with an accuracy, nosiness, and sic sauce, wags* render ilium, w that respect likewise, much supe dor to those of the harmer Lditions. HandsisitielY print..!, iu day". No. lied &seventh in eta coatainiug Maps, Plans, Views. andt:mm,illustreilire ist the Otosraphy and Antiquities of Ancient Unrses, a new &Amu, bring the kittb, price Le. es. boards. N.B. A few copies we printed on Superboe *toys! Paper, with ' lloB ‘ r 4 eta ul the hates and nips, pnce Lb. 6s. iu bib. FROM ACKERMANN% IIItPCSLTO/ T. --- BRIGHTON WALKING Dario. —Jac-not muslin round dregs over a French grey sarsiiet slip. The dr.-•c is richly erceit.rd rmird the bottom and up the front. High b.r; f, cannoned of etercate strip. of byar tucked me-lin mid leaing if/ !vv. I.ong iderve, :hashed at the wrist hy viutraus wc.rked n u.lsn, each r. , irle. - .ts edged wilt rim row he-. Over this sire f: IP worn the hisadr.rid 'voter, c , uni,rowd of white Queer.% :ilk; it tr calmed in retry novel and tamer's) stye, with white %maa and bra.!n;,q. Fiois of white gauze, very full trimmed with rei:r. biamford bonnet, composed of Leghorn ; the crown it rather high. the hoot M . a moderate size, and que.re at the ears; it is Hued with satin, and trimmed vri h the same material and Legi.ern tas,els, a bunch of which is placed at the left side. A full bunch of bone fancy flowers ornament. if In front, and it is finished by white satin strings. The ship: of this bonnet 1. peculiar , '" novel and becoming. Pak yellow slippers, and Limerick ) ;'over. Tin (ARMORS T HAMlT—isCOMposed of the finest ;Isle Mlle cloth, and richly ornamented ebb frogs and braiding to cure. .pond. The front, which is braided on each tide, histriss under the body a the habit, vd.ieh slopes down side Its a very novel style, and in such a manner as to form the. shape to cowl: drrable advantage. Ihe eraLlettes ant jAekrt .ire braided to entre-pond with the front, as is alto the bo,te.el ~1 'hr sleeve which it braPed nearly half-wry ur the arm. I iabit shirt, tom. posed of cambric, with a high vandiog co lar, nonmed whit lace. Cravat of soft muslin, richly wotked a. ti.e s-si, and tied in a full bow. Narrow lac, ruffles. eliergary cap, et/imposed of blue satin, arid tri.uiui lull :,1 nvtxel f various, shades of blur, att.l a superb plume or ti.sacsrs. kid glove., and half-b Kits. Iftl..M riti Mtw suns Of VIZ fiIIITISU LADT . II MMIAZINC. EygniNu hr hair torte plain wistiitara, comb of Feudal. lint a Souok muslin die,' oiler a wine satin slip, and broad van :yke round • lie bo.sout ; the bottom or train cat the dress. four ;lairs lulling of muslin, and four plaits of broad lace— blue kid shoes and gloves. float Deets—Shoulder plaiting of striped gauze edged with white and lilac ftuige, two rows of plaiting and net, with lilac foiling—Medusa cap of Ilion& net —ierpeimitie lil c trimming; plaiting of net uuder the chin, which is worn with or without a ig nt et. _ _ • ifsva—Leghorn bonnets, rypsy.shaped, turned up a little in front, the crown nut so high as lair mouth. r.clly ttinuned with silk poses, and decorated profusely with flqwers. Pearl and Parisian hats shaped like the above, and with *initiar ornaments, as., also much in tenon.. Reaas—d white tine mishit robe, cut lower in the neck than last moods ; the body welted, and the bottom profusely trimmed —shoes or bouts bronze•coluur; and cultured kid gloves. Fine figured 0141be.1 gauzes of IlMitlll cu.ours shoat full sleeves; not worn so low in the neck as last month, but richly embroidered sr bottom teals rases—white sada shoes, and l'tetich kid btaves. Pczasses Aso ort.tct.us.. l'hese ileeuratio.ot of the Fair have not the sleeves to fully trimmed us la.ely, and the pre. vatlit g colours are lilac and ussian 'due. REVoLUTION iN Ft:ANC-E.—An erroneous imprs. Om 1).14114 been appienenJed r. westing the new Vo- lume which his jii.t appeared iiAitled 6 , Authentic Memoirs of th. ir. France," Sec. we are reque.tt:d to state t:i.rt it contains the evhd.'e f the in teresting &lark given in M. Hues 64 Last }eats of the Lite and Reign ..f Lou* XVI." M. Cctai's 44 Journal of occ.nrences at the 'Crimple ;" the Abbe EnocwouTit's Narrative respecting the Kink's death; and the 4. Private tric•mors" 01 the archers D'An. UOULEME. of thole :OR cling event., ;At which they were palMally frr.rri, rtcluceti to one narrative, ia their own The political part of M. Eke's. And a few rep:titiotis in the ether st orks way !hiving been compressed. The very great slticfaction the plan adopted f former Lotttnes gave ten persous re.idsog in the Country, hiss induc&d T. Bisit to repeat it in tie present. The under-tuentitmed Tickets are reserved for such persons as may order thew, and as t; e cum bers last advertised were appr •ved by m oil persons residing in London, it has been thouAlit advisable, for the convenience of the Public, to have part at the West, And part at the East end of the Town.— fhe lo!towing may be hid At No. 4, CLnstittd., either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths: No. 609 No. 322 N0.39.4 I No. 4'B r ). Les 1,717 2,3 Pd 2,410 %,•:14 j l 9 1,344 1,703 1,703 1, - :e.: 2,%73 1,357 1,190 I 1,530 I 1,598 1,701 I 2,481 1,138 1,194 1,371 1,483 The ti.liou mg may be had At No. 9, Owing Cross, either in Whble Tickets. Halves, Quotes:, Eighths, or Sixteenths: NO. 9.1 G INo 2,010 I N 0.452 1 N 0.2,967 1 N 0.427 283 1,01 216 1,674 1,496 1,743 1,372 430 1,419 1,140 __. 2,G5 i ..!,,89 I t 37 I 1,924 I 1;4 b 6 The present Le.:tery consists of 5,800 Tickets, Two Mich of exh Nut...itr, the Scheme contains Two which a u r l e l. s ti ; ( . :, a 7 ; ; : hlV y .:Ti ( o , 7 lAe .lth iati ef C ffr Ap sies ital‘ a , o ;;A c i c o n f . lain any Simi Prise;) The inhale will be drawn 10th of Tuts Mona ii fBepternber.) 1u a lu/owe Lo tt e r y, some of W.: advertised \lumbers preyed p.irt of tlic numercus Capitals sold by BIER, which in tL, laa, as Las Iven usual in almost every prece ding Lottery, riceed, i 1 in numbtr an.! alitruitt those sold by any r.z:: , r OlEce-keerr. —T. illso has re served a few doplicste Tickets lair t1.0.e p,rsons who wish to have Tv:') of a Number, by which ivran2,e (bent, if the purchaser is fortunate entlogh to f m t ore 020,000, he is sure to get the other.—The tulto.v.iig may be had at Cornhill Na '2,801 2,:,01 2,802 2,845 2,802 2,110 S AT CHARING-CROSS: No. 2,813 2,504 2;3'9 2, 0 103 • 2,801 PRESENT PRICE: Twit% - XI9 10 0 Half Ai° 9 0 Eighth- 4: 11 6 Quarter - 5S 0 I Siveteutla • i I.y.ter , ( F ea-F441; ittli .7;tl-, , 1. This day went published, Ttiv end Edition, f gm , . price 7+. boards, P EMA R S n the ART ,J 'WAKING WINE, with soffit...4llns for , he Applierion of its Principles to imorvvertp-tli •If D mietr:e By lOHT4 MACCIII,I.OQH, Printeif for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London