Star. — London, England, 1808-04-19 00:00:00

l arri ammo BROOILSTPIET: i. Fiat bY /IN Secietn•eititled `1 The ASSOMAIED .ARSITES la WATEILCOLDVELS, ,, 11/ OPEN at No. tO , Lame illrook.cotreet, Gtrarea 1 4 0 ce.t dim% o ca V aiadakis altos .everteikv.l4anciayi,eacoptod). is,' l ime o 'clock maids*. Adlisigal" One Skabog7XstaleverSixpeoce. AeRDBERTSSPI; Stet. TIM ANNLVERSAR DIN/PLR of she Nolte '. sad Gentlemen educated tutder the Rev. Dr. Bit amity l a be wes V a li at the EritlakColrce.house, Cuckspurrstreetots San lOW gk e r a inst. 'lle Rev. Di. Beltway An the.Citair. Vica,-14 it 'Lazar s. MIA licagton, E.4q. John Lawn:y.lsl4lla, EsQ ST IVA 62 S.: Dejtoll Auk* , El+ Charles Parr Burney, Esq. /101;idoran Goodwyn, Esq, James Philip Stimpson, Esq. join Green, Esq. Sharks North, Esq. joser oe'rablipreciely It Bye o'clock. Vats to be had at the Bar of tke British Coffee-house, at ISs • NiTieketsto be delivered after the st inst. A N the 26th of this Month, will be drawn in 1 V GUU.DHALL, the GRAND CITY LOTTERY of I FREEHOLD HOUSES, discharged of Land Tax, containing se t he wow el £104,000, viz. Patin Prize of 4 35 , 000 7 Frites of L 4,000000 -- '7,000 6 —3, 4 6,000 1. 2,000 The Tickets and . Shares are on Sale, by HODGES, PAINE, sna Co: Stoc k Brokers, 149, Olferd- smut, aid .2, ' „. r ......0—. ALL IN A DAY ' rifFORTANT CHANCES; to be decided on the i te a o fthe present Month, (APRIL) on IstAtieh Day the Draw., ing dile CITY LOTTERY begins, and will finslly glow :—AIT t h o se Substantial and well finished Estates, siouated in the most eligible part of Loaf)” Lend Tax redeemed, aed may be entered sn iminediatgly, yr disposed of to advantage.--.E104,0004 Capital Hires. Present Prices - - - Tickets et 191, Hares - t... 4 40 I Eighths - - fl 2 0 Qsartars - 23 0 S ix t e enths . • 011 0 Ile grand Prizes in Cues Lottery, 1774..--Pigot's grand Dia log, isol.--Sessral Prizes in Boyden and Bowyer's, were sold ft/HORNSBY an d Co. No. 26 t Corillull; N 0.52, Charing Cros% s ad S. Margaret 's Hill, Borough. --...........—...:-.--,--e•s.---..--.------- PRIZES. EXCHANGED. THE Holders of the Shar es of t h e follovin g ,Capital prizes sold by !ASH in the Lottery jest' finished, may recei/Ve thtir Mom tinDemixtd, or Exchange them for Tieketwor Shares lAA's-grand CITY LOTTERY, which are selling, in great yam,* his Offices, , i, Cornbill, and 9, Charing Cross. Na floss, a Prize of 810,000 No. sss, a Prix': of X5OO AMA, -.---. 6,000 • 17,966, +-'*" 500 14,1189, ..--- 5,000 5,619, ..-er. 500 '4,182, -•-•-•••• 1,000 94,557, 500 The CITY-LOTTERY of Twenty 'Fe x anoto Housts, diet" 01 4 01 of Laa&Taz, ,and valued at £104,000, will begin on TUESDAY NEXT, ;he 2dth instant, and be decided the same ILA by the drawing of the first Twenty Numbers out of the Wheel at. GuikihalL •,;* Schemes, with Particulars, gratis. ~ GICAND.CITY'LarrEity- of. FREF4-IOLD HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. .€104,000 Value in C.APTTAL. PRIZES. 20,000 'IICKETS. To be Drawn In Guildhall April 26: List of Capital Prises, with the Valne of each, GRAND HOTEL, 9, Skinner-stree t, . £25,000 7,000 24, Skinner-strect, - 48; ditto - . - 6,000 6000 45, ditto - . . , 5, Pickett-street, - - . . 6 6,0 000 00 7, ditto, . , 17, Skioner-streut; . - 4,000 - 4.000 21, ditto, • 41, ditto, . '- 4,000 8, ditto, . 4.000 4, ditto . - 4, ,, 00 _ 10, Pickett-t ercet, - 4,,'m011, ditto, -• • - 4,000 18, Skinner-street, -- 3,000 40, West-Side of SnovPHi ll, - ' 3,030 3,000 42, Maw-street, 3.000 44, ditto, • ' - 49, ditto, - 3,000 ... 4, Piikett-strett. - • 3,000 2,000 24, Skinner-street, Milking together 4 the Sum of X lo•spgo. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no doubt that .by the time the Lottery is.drawn, the Property .1 will be very considerably increased in value. Offers have been made from various Person; to purchase several of the Houses at the prices they are estimated at , and it is proposed •that those Prizes which arc divided into small shaves shall be sold, and the produce paid to the Shareholdegs according to their respective saes. PRESENT. PRICE Ticket - - /47 19 0 Hall - X. 44 0 I Ei g hth - £.l 2 0 Younk- - 23,• 0 l Sixteenth. . 011 0 Tickets and Shares are telling at all the Offices. . - WARREN% ORIOINAL ,JAINI/4 BLACKING. THIS tmrivalled Composition, with half the usual labour, produces a JET BLACK equal to the highett Japan Varnish. It preserves the Leather soft, and prevents it cracking, ii 31 uounplessaat smell, will net soil the Linen, and will retain Its virtues in any Climate. Sold wholesale by Robert Warren, . No. 14, St. biffattin%-lane ; Ind mail by the principal Bootmakers and 011 Men In London, and in every town in the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, Is. od. a Pint, 10d. Half a Pint. CAUTLON —Observe ROBERT WARREN is signed on each 'Abel, and is, St. Martin's-lane, stamped in each Bottle, as the superior quality of the above Blacking hasinduced several Persons to sell spurious Compositions tinder the same Name. WitiTEHAVfN , TO 5. Sia-0140N, ESQ. sa.n. UTILIitROOL, cIR—I have the satisfaction to assure y ou, that ,1 " your Medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, has not onde- Servedly vaned so treat reputation in the vicinity of Virldtehaven. Many eases could be adduced wherein. it has been highly effica-.. dais - unQng•the rest, a pentlemaa of my acquaintance waited open ate, and entreated thia I :would nuke , you ism:tainted with' see wonderful cure he.hadeverienced by the use of a.few bottles Olt, which he purchased ficun me. His complaint was of a ..bler "" kiude.rad of many - years standing; and, thoutlemanv reme dies bad been unsuccessfully tried, nothief but the Balm of Gilead fredueed test happy rdange in his whole system, which he had for marqyverhscreglit in vain. If farther informedon iiinecessary, you may refer any respectable enquirer, by ivtivri•PPlß Plids " your nivlt'ckedient humble servant, WILLIAM 41A211.1i Mitcham. P. S. I blvesol‘great.qstantisies of the.bulttelnea.bottkeisfl the Ceedbl Bairn of - Gilead, and nothing has added a greaser saastion ming shop aoa young. lambast, dlos having it •is my pouessinn. Ta Cerdialßabwor Gilead may be bad . ..of every respectable Medi'ipe Vender in the United Kingdoms 11.1.1111.111.1 1 1 1 . 1 1 111111 1. 111 m. - . • . . . .V 7. 1 ;;" . •• • 7 " . "4. . ' ........ • ..: - * . . , . - - , ; • 'l' -f 17 5 5 )• ." . •--..—”,'- - .': - ..ii..•• i , „tom '. 6 1 , . • , . i • A • • , . 4'• z . . ' • ..•• . . . . - ) ..' sat a.„ , ... i • , s t , „.. . 64 ,„, ,_,,At. ,• . ` % ll - , ..'/"^"'" - Nk• 4 .k. ; .:).-1% 1. , r' • ' . ..,:,.. . , : .. ~. ~ , ; i . , ~r 4 ~,ir . , v , •, i. k o 44 , , . 0 . . _ _ , . . • . - --. • fPuTri:.• SLX-PrNCE . - - EAST .719D111 ,110081,4ftra 14, 1101. 'THE COURT y DI AECTORS if Ai _UNITED '-z• co id . raivr 4*- li fAlt4l thinly ,EllO LAND. Iraqi • . tpt/w.E42" INNES,liellitiviejtgivenwite; 'flat a General Motet of the aideclopany will be held art their Muse- in Leadinhallorts4 ca. Mosul• Oa 25ila lings Pei• at eleven &dock in the forenoon; ma Speciaishfaira. filftl.lAlf RAMSAY; Secretary. 138EAtILOF114ROLE o JIONOUR. rigAIOPORT OFFICE, ditrellS t ).Bos. WH.EREAS Owthnie.Frencli.Prisoners, cif rasa, named anal describud MALI foot hereof, -barn absconded from Crediton, in Devonshire,..in• Violation of their Parole of ; Hooksur : The Cowenissioners-fos mai:wring Aka Majesty's Traverser Service, are. do hereby oter a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS for the re-capture of each . of the said Prisooecs, to any . Person or Persons who shall apptabend and deliver them. or either Of than, at this, Otice t or ot,hervoiso cater Shemin be se curely lodged in any of the Public Gaols: • Pietas Voutte 4 a Lieutenant-Colonel In the Frets* Army, 49 years of 'ge l five tees fire inches high, slender person, oval visage, sallow consplezion, Wank hair, buds eyes, and marked with the Sllti* pox. i AVM MAILAVAL, 010101 a in thtFreAdk Anni; 4k years of age, five feet ei inohes high, stout person, oval•visage, brown complexion, black hair, hazle eyes, and has a scar over she left tAf. - A CAPTAIN in a, fai R.e&tent of the Line, now 3, stational in An:weir:N.ls. nahim to exchange into a Regir meet in any other sitdatton,Nirisit Indies excepted. Ftit hither particulars,particulars, to address a line (poet paid) to B. at Mr. Lioltra. Bookseller, tiairley-street. AlKin I . ,A 1 4 1 Essiorin a Second aattalion of r iaa Old Re- AL anent. oi the , Line sportered In EaglantVvrillses to ex ,change Cosandsalson;ith any Gentle/toss a the some rank in a Regular Reginient,nr Garrison Battalion. Letters addressed (post paid) to A,. G. at Gibscllt's Printing Once, Piltdtan, Voritsbise, will be attended to, eye. • J. B. Itucta, Lieutenant in the French Army; SG yeareof age five feet eight inches high, middle siZad, vat visage, fresh cons plezion, light brown hair, and sty eyes. • N. B. Colonel Voirin is accompanied by his servant, N. Jaqualler. ..- ....---.,-..... ------- —_ BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE SALE OF. PRUSSIAN PRIZES, ' WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, ou Friday the. 6th of May next, at Eleven &Clock In the Forenoon, (For Home Consumption), AQUANTITY of Old Pipe and Hogshead he S t aves shook from Casks, being the entire Cargo of t Prussian galliet Petrus, and condemned to the Cracn. For particulars, apply to Mr..491 - CN'HAWICER Plymouth, April 9, 1808, Maekant, Plymouth. This day was publishes:l,l)oas is. 6d. I[HE WORLD; a Comedy', in Five Acts, as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. By JAMES KENNEY, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,Paternoster - row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. ELLA R 05012220, a Melo Drama, price £s. 2. RAissno the WIND, a Farce, li. 6d. 3. Mealtime ts T,. a MUSiell after piece, is. 6d. 4. FALSE ALARM, an Opera, 21. 6d. FOR 4CCOUNT OF THE . COMMISSIONERS FOB. THE SALE OF DANISH PRIZES, WILL lIE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION; At the Londln Then, Foxhole-street, Plyrnouthosn Friday, the 6th of May next, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon axiis lo h Ship xxxsta TRENIIRE SUE.i TliE Good D 'RE, No. Dtiss. Length on Deck . 95 Ft. lin- Breadth below the Wales 26 4 Height between D e cks - 5 10, Admeasures - 273, 39-94 Tons. Condemned as Prize to the Grown, and now lying in Stone house Pool. Also, the ggod Dantidt Bark ALIDA GEORGINIA, , (No. 2.) square Stern,lo ligure Head. mstatisious. Length on Deck 1141 Pt. 3 In. Breadth . - 20 4 Depth of Hold -.- 13 7 Admeausres - 150, 77-94 Tons. Costiesuied as Prize to the Crown. and now lying in Cat, This day wail puhkehed, In post Ivo, embellished with a Head of Virgil, and hot-pressed: price 7s. in extra boards, THE GEORGICS of PUBLIUS VIRGILIUS MARO, translated into English Blank Verse. By JAMES R. DEARS., 1.1, D. Vicar of Butes, in the County of Suffolk, and Chaplain in Ordi nary to His Majesty. tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- row. This day were published. In One Volume Quarto, senbellished with Two Engravings, price IL Ss. in boards, TRAVELS in ASIA and AFRICA, includinesarttog a Journey from Scanderoon to Aleppo and over the D Bagdad and Busora, a Voyage from Bassora to Bombay, and along the Western Coast of India; a Voyage from Bombay to Mocha and Suez in the Red Se, and a Journey from Suez to Cairo and Rosetta in Egypt. By the late ABRAHAM PAR.SONS ‘ Em. Consul and Factor-marine at Scanderoon. Printed for Longmon t Hurst, Rees, and Orme‘Paternosten-row. watt*. F o r Inventories and ;An larticulars; apply at the Counting House of Mr- JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymonth,ose of the .Agents for sale diVinisb Prizes. Plyntouth, April 9, 1608. . . OAK-TIMBER.—SUSSEN- On Tuesday, the stith of April, 111084 at the White Hart, Nutley, in the Parish of Mares fold, Sassest i between the hours of twelve and two o'clock in the aftereoon, subject to suds conditions as will be then and dire traduced, QEVERAL L.CLTS of. Valuable,O.AK. TIMBER, LP now standing on that part of Ashdown Forest, between Duddleswell and Nutley aforesaid. The tree. are numbered in white paint. Farther particulars may be known on application to M. Tito mu Parker, at Stoneland, near. Withybam ; or at his residence at Herstmonceux, Sussex; and also at Mr. James's Oi#ce, New- Boswell-court, Lincoln's Ins, London. This day was publiahed, price 41. 6d. A LETTER to a COUNTRY GENTLEMAN on the EDUCATION of the LOWER ORDERS, and on the beat means of attaining all that is practicable or desirable of that important object. By JOHN WEVIAND, Jun. Esq. Author of a Short Inquiry into tke Policy, Humanity and Fast Effects of the Poor Laws. Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly ; Messrs. F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; I. Asperne, Curnhill; and J. Parker, Oxford. PURSUANT to a Decree and subsequent Orders of the High Court- of Chancery, made in the causes, Hot linpvorth against Moult, Paul against Moult, and Goodman against Bancroft, and a Decree in a cause, Goodman against Moult, the Creditors of John Moult, late of Rochdale, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Surgeon, deceased, (who died in the month of February, 1788), are, on or before the 4th day of May,•lsoB; to come in and prove their Debts before John Ord, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the lienefit of the said Decree. MILNE and PARRY, Solicitors, .. No. 1, Hare -court, Temple. WHEREAS by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 17th day of Ju1y,1798, made in a cause, Hollingworth against Moult, It was, among other things, referred to John Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, to inquire who were the nearest relations of James Gran tham, of Manchester, the grandfather of John Moult, late of Rochdale, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Surgeon, de. ceased, (Who died in the month of February, 1748), the testator named in the pleadings of the said Cause, and of his the said John Moult's late grandmother, the secoad wife of the said James Grantham, and whose maiden name was Pearson, the nearest relations of the said John Moult's said Grandfather, and Grand mother, are thuefore to come' in before the said Master, at his Chambers in S4thampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the 4th day of May; 1808, and make out their kindred, or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the be nefit of the said Decree. It is believed that the said Junes Grantham was formerly a mer chant or manufacturer at Manchester aforesaid, but had retired from business, and died there in or about the year 1756 8 and his widow, Grantham, (formerly Pearson), who survived her said Husband, died at Manchester aforesaid, In or about the year 1769. MII.NE and PARRY; Solicitors, No.l, Hare-court, 'Temple. WHEREAS by a Decree of.the High Court , Chancery, bearing date the 17th day of July, 1799, made in a Cause, Hollinvvorth against Moult, it was among other things declared, that according to the Will of John Moult, late of Rochdale, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Surgeon, de ceased, the testator named in the pleadings - of the said aute, Sarah Good:ran, one.of the Defendants therein, then residing at Eccles, in the Parish of Chapel-en-le-Frith. in the •County of , Derby, widow, was entitled to one-seventh part of the money which would arix from the.eale of the said Testator's real Estate* and of the Rents and Profits thereof, andalso to one-seventh part of the dear residue of the saw Testator's Personal Eittate--that Emanuel Moult, another Defendant in the said Cause, then and now residing at Chinley, in the Parish of .Glossop, in the said County of Derby, Gentleman, was entitled to - one other seveeth Part thereof4-that William Moult, another Defendant therei n; then and now residing.aeMellor, In the said Parish at, °Wow, Geoticman, was entitled to one other seventh part thered—that Sarah Hitie Catherurise Hyde) who in her life-time resided at. Tintwisle, in the Parish of MOttr:rn, iwLongdendale, in the County of Chester; and was the sistero(Alelanderliollingworth, late of Old liollinpTorth 1 - 1411, in the County of Chewer, Getfite and wim survived the said Testatot, but was then deceased,. was entitled to one other seventh part of the same, Attd wittier. , it was by the said ' .w . tie• referred Set Jelin Did. Esquire, onc.rd the :Mowers of thesaidrdanst, to inquire whether- any, and which of Shevpersess whose rlghte 'wee, therrivbefere. declared,. had distnt& of du& severiLlaterests; ,and.isi whom /he • same were then vested I all persons therefore, who may be buct, ested in the said inquiry, are, on - etr• before the 4th day - . of May, 199 k to lay their clabeebelere abeemid /vissicri atlas in snitthansptarbundisel9i,Chanostrlane.,linedoo, .and.uobsowe date the same, of ii default thereof, they will be pereeewrily eachided the benefit - o(She said Mose. MILNE and PARRIN-Shlieftwi, tin, l v thraeport, Twepie, 4 - • - Tide day wan prldWood, •eleipintty printed i n? etii, i'dee 11. ln and stqleriallyprioned eteatpl Paper, priee.l 11064' E•4•lobSti *lib • klendenersnod 1/T Poltb.. of cite • POW-Rork of tornolivh. rIREAT:dIid GPOci feeds of I Norweglanh . ' and tinisteinians ;. collected by oVE MA 1.1.11`1G, cillor of emcees:ice. itc. to. his Amish Majesty, and translated into English by the Mahon ni Toni n Zeidend London k Printed for C. and R. Badillo, Beiii•4treet. -v•-••••• - "^" ---,,-- . Mr..SURR SNOVELS. .. This dry were published * new Editious of she .underoutatifee#,; well known Novels, by Mr. Sums THE WlNl7Eltin -LONDON, in three voldnutte plot isa in best B‘leniza,,, in ahem tatienestheitet ls •4 l hPa tt i s e . gPLINDTD IYLISILIT, in three voluts" price 15s. in born*: Printed for RICitAILD Prikure, N. 6, Wage-street, Lcindon, anAtct be bed of all Bookurbers. • 4 ; A new Novel freassite Pen of Mr. SOltR, Will appelVAlk the e0u55e.u___L ........ .........„.....,„-.—..-,.-..-..m.-•w•twsWtlse L pring.• -., - A NEW AND. IMP6g.tANt w.paK. This day was pub/gibed, Price lytineisence, or . Thirteen to the Dozen, With the tal‘ . allowance to Schoohe THE FIRST CATE,GHISM for ILD:RIth containing M comnon thlop necessary tobaknownotadadaps,4• to the capacity nM curl a aeikliva.bdwas FOUL *Di .Tist Years of AE. By the Rev. DAVID. B .AIR, A.M. Author slftbe O.- we Bookt the Atadiitg F.sercises, or Introductical to. thelless.Book; oftb,e Csrammar.of Philosophy, ice. ke. Every Parent and TutogAvill be inetWitly stritch *ids the nee. fulness and impettlngegef th is new Catechism, which begins:44A teaching Ate Phiht,tcs.econiit Ten and name the Days In tteWvicr,i . and Proeeedi by easy saps to the definition N ia explassinljef all kinds:of. familiar and . common objects. It bears in betv as to . the.busioess of life, And' the first psiacinks of general knowledge, • exactly the sane relation as the Church Catechism, and, the, ear/ . Catechising of Dr. Watts, bear tck the Viinciplts of Religion-NA . Morality. Primed for Rwitiatis Oltit. cirs, , No.• 6, Bridge-stseet. Londitit t and to be hviovith the. other much Approved weskit of the sane of all Doelagellers in town and country. - - f. • ... . , , . THE MOST B ENG EAILMFUL BOOK IN -THE COMPASS LISH, LITERATURE. This day. vrag publioltek in four elegant Volumes, pot; octavo. illustrated by ONE HUNDRED ENORAVII,JOS, from al signs by French and Spanish Ar ti st s, p ri ce Two Guises.. aid a Half in Boards, accompanied by pro 4; impressions of die. plata, Or on royallBmo, with the Same number of Plates, Price t$ inboards, C'''rL BLAS de SANTILLANA, a Noyel.by R. SAGE, newly trans led from the lau tads Edition by MARTIN SMART, accompanied by ONE HUNDRED ENGRA'I(INOS. No apology. can be resoilite for presenting to the Publinnoirr. . improved, and chaits Trans* or a Novel, which is 4°1.04 by; critics of all Natiops, trk use d e best that ,ever was writtin; bv,t. w hick las bkberto neen.3osingland by come and.vulgSn Translations. The Onc Hundiad Designs.which accompany th. Text, age prodnctions of correspon,ling spirit and illigXolts arld they give to this Edition a fea t u r e o f btatity and 'loony. % him is unrivalled by any gelatin; Book in theEnliusb longuate., Printed for. Ricim orcilium4il. Not 6 , #34dgeatreet, and to be had of al; Bookseller., • •-.T. - TEE 'An - NEW PUBLIQATIONS.. BoOseUert. thir . ougluna : Britaia and F " Ireland: axe respeatfolly infornied, that the undermentioned Works have bees pubAslied Within these feW days. 1. CAPPER'S IVPOGR.AMCAL piattoxAm r , cr e as t er oPthe United Kingdom, with 46 maps; boards,- 26e. 2. The same Work with the Plates coloured,. board*, floa. 3. A COMPLETE ATLAS. of the United Kingdom, being. the plate; io the above work, sold separately,' half-hoon4l 12s. 4. EOLIN.GBROKE'S VOYAGE to the P,EMEILAR'iri an* , the other tigers of Gomm, 4to. 5. WILSON'S BIOGRAPHI and POLITICAL INIDEN... to, the I-lOUSE 9F COMMONSiceerteted 4 Fein-U.471 11190 s boards,l2l. Bound in Ted,. 12s. 6d. 6. CAPTAIN ASHE'S TRAVELS in the Back- Settlements of North Amain in 1206, S vols. board, 21's. 7. HOLLAND . ; VIE W of the' AGRIPPLTPRE, and pre sent state of CHESHIRE, boards. it. 8. FLOBERTSON's VIEW of tlie AOR[CULTIIRE•ri B kOO%. and present State of INVERNESS:SHIRE; boards, 141. 9, YOUNG's VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of ISUSSEML 10. OXONIANA, or Anecdotes of Oxford, its Colleges, Ingle& Men, &c. &c. vela, boards,' 11. OWENSON's PATRIOTIC SKETCIiEfi, mitten Cennaugbt, 2 vOluNs. Is, MODERN, RECENT, and CONTWI,ORARY WY' .M E$ and TKAYEI..S, vol. 6. Wanda; IS& Is .. T he CABINET_ of ENGLI,SM_YOURY, containing, all. s the best entire Pieces of Poetry to be bumf in the Works rst tbi. British Poets, eleilantlY Printed In poet octave, with ?ottratth VI Caroline Watteau ein mobnnes, bovdo, 14. lit.Alit's rRACTICAX qa.lm,AR of the. ENGLISH - 40KatA0B,os Slacimpreved pbit.of GAloniti4 Atitnutar of Orography, , Ss. is. jOYteSPRAcitcAL adaltteo W tbe. ipfevent state of Trade and Ermine" Ss. - 10 GREGOltra LECTURES'on NATITittAL and RIZENTAL nuLoSCOIY, pith Minter ea; pilaw Taloni beardt,---i3ridge street, blassl} 11106. THE WORKS 9.F-DR, MAVOR. rrIiEr.'BRITIS I4-14 EN S .111tatrilloug: -II- Britons who hive rendered t ekrepwrltable by their Attaisawnes,:Virwe, or Astrancement n Life, weistettioe Youth, onptinciple that Kstnitielik so to Piesept. Scientist. EditOn; price 68.1)611;4 2.`UNIVERSAL HMTORY of all Netions, from the Creation , of the World t othe.pewe of Amiens in. 1602, in-26 'Volumes; the • Ancient History hriageousisited ittoine volignes,,a4 the Maslow Ugary 16 volume,. The tbird edition. paice.4e. pet efelitine‘s oa Ll rge ?slier, and, 41 4 per yolutneoq SinallAntl rqVutranpaper. 2. The ELEMENTS of 'NATURAL litlrpitir, f4r ufe of Schools, with 0 6 coppemilates, repteseniag y4io *ail. Pete, 6s. bound, or 10s. 64. Wowed. 4. A Ucr ‘of SHORT-HAND. Wag AbisttgalliSib mined general currency, and whicb..is .adotited in the &hoo, and in the Cowie of Law in the Metropolis; edition k, with a new ?law, all other insprownsents. Price Te,ed. loards. S.. A FATliLli't-q117.T0 1115.CHILAREN ;relliirJaref original Essays; Tiles, pialoguts;.Stratio4, inne elegant voltmws, price 9s. in boards. 6. An limespOssfirr of die •LlVEStif PLUTARCH; cow.. mining &titres end asthma of tienwitillostrioas and weiawbOislaa. r.c . teA of a new edilinatifi 4 e lsol4l4l4- ' 7. The ' H SPELLING& oc. a ,Neiry atadipse. provepitroduction to the First Elements of the English for the Earliest 4r, being elif Speiltng Bookit*ltts now in the•prinelpel Schools thboughbut the British Empiits , 'Meg* Edition. rice 1 1' 6d ' 8..T.1te. &lust' Tousust; pc4o444:4ltheibwritSi sad important information eq be found in' the Welts of vatiesemp,._ dentqrawilers through all paste of the British Islands, daring the lest shim years, being die most accurate as well AS the meal A, Iterm i n c e stpust uqw.c.zignti of thp.setrefal pirtesithisiswitex M 0 rob s price. it lls. Cul. in 9. CI,ASSiCAL POETR, foe the UsetiSchoa ; atibibang: three liundred Gant of English Pal/A f ee d the 'Waft. *Pow snow faarowite poets; a New minces Prinelat e& bats & ormiaitikuji post 4 so. largOlaPar. Prite- 8 .• in llieftlas Piloted ferll4cii.ep Penurk, Ncl u eePthegreitfteliplatikox and to be had of all Booksellers, with Ole haat anonyms * . Stbsr4 • • ..• I I 7 I F 4. .. - . . • • -. This day was published, . In Quarto, with Plates, Price 4.1 11s. 6d. ik COMPLETE TREATISE ON HEMP. By ROBERT WISSErT, Esq F. R. and A.S. This work.comprites a view of the various Modes of •Culd vating and Preparing Hemp, practised in different parts of the. Globe ; with s particular Account of tLe. Saun -Plant of India. Together with an Appendix, By the Right Hon. LORD SOMERVILLE, Recommending the immediate cultyre of Hemp.in England and Ireland, and pointing nut the meantof raising an ample supply on our own Soil, without Interfering. with the Wheat •Crops. Communications are here given front some of the most successful cultivators of English Henip, chewing. the expences arid profits of this bran : eh of Husbandry, with minute directions for performing ail the operations of sowing,. and subsequent management in the field, and for drying, watering, peeling, heckling, seutching, braking, &c. Landon t Printed far J. Harding, 36, sr. 11 es-street, • On Saturday wiU be puhlisbed, i In Two large Volumes, Octavo, price in boards, 19s. • The Third Edition, corrected, of A DISSERTATION on the PROPHECIES; 1 x that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling; or will hereafter be falfillen, relativeto the great Period of 1260 Years; the Papal and Mohammedan Apoetasies, the tyrannical Reign of Antiehri' sti or the Infidel Power, and the Restoration of the Jews. By het Rev. GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B. P. Vicar of Stochton-upon•Teee. Printed for E C. and J. Airington; No. 62, St.; Paul's Chtarela. yatO ; sold also by I. Hatatard, Nor, 190,.Piccad4lly. Of whom maybe had. jiket puhliibe4 l -10 . the sante Anthor, r A GENERAL and CONK VIEW of the PROPHET. CIEN relative to the •Conve • Restoration, Union, and Fu tare Glory, of the House, of tidal; and Israel; the Program; and final Overthrow of the Ilanichriitian Confederacy In the Land of Palestine; and the ultimate general .Dlffusiott of OlViadauity. In Two Volumes, Ootavo, price in boards, 16 1 . . • ._t, HEBREW LANGU, This day was published, in Octavo. price•Ss. 6d. oe on „fine paper, 7i. dd. boards. THE XI 4 EMENTS of the HEBREW LAN 7 # GUAGF,--in Tao Paqii part 1: Orthography, illustrated by a yof Notes, with an extensive WA:o*aq, for the use of 94 By .11 HURwr Z. Printed for the Aittlior, and seld by I. Homy, No. 4, Old Broad-street ; ,B. White, Fket-streetW..l4.*Lipsn, ,Sabor• sqqare iT. Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; and Figgie, ,Din. As to the execution of the weak, we find in it muc h toeraise. lt mutt be considered by all who knowtbe effort required in corn p..,4ing eirmentarr treatises, as a serf .uarfni aad tars:table ffr fopsu!ace. The emboli leads by .putala.a stepsby-step meaner , more 6eedesll*. awlifte tbink.suoredremally than other writers.. On: readers will perceive that this Otantmar contains a variety of. leugaillN4 40040mur to the mastaof the JeWieh atheelend.,..' we take apleelefe in ealteentint , that the 2 4 Pesti which wi ll' conside4o theleath. maybe =Petted. Literary Panorama, December, 1007. Where also may be had, Roulliere Primitives of the Gteek T°gr e e in Are 11Dratil, es. 64 This day was published, In One Volume, Foolscap Octavo, price 7s. in bards, EDWY and ELGIVA, and Sir EVERARD. Two TALCS. By the Rev. ROBERT BLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst,Rees,and Qrnui, Paternoster row. We have read these two Poems with real sails. action, and have no hesitation in prom isin g the lovers of Poetry, that tiny will here meet with some very beautiful passages, and two very interesting and spirited compositions."—Biit. Critic, Jan. 1808. sz