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• - •.. • ' -4 , ' "Y •'••• l • • . • • in . . . •a • • •'.! 4 • . ..•••:• • ,),•-• • . ......"- •l ' ) 1 C l ' i l , fr 11 " I. ' . . • 1\ 4:1::, : ,........ , . . . ...r .; ‘. . ; ••• , 1/4 . , / 9( _ :ma . ~.. A: •r: . ),f..... , ~,,,. • ~.,..,• v . i _ :~ I i trims MIPENCE-lIALITPEN I4I % • • • ""T2 !" MoNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1810. r r 7 s - r ,70531 - • 2,4-2,: • • DANIELL'S Y.OIrAQIES AND TRAVELS. Tide day.wes isuldiolerd; l4llege ito..frice ts.,PART L.. (Carnal:ring five canoed P r rism neatly mourned, with Letter ". C i f • • PICITiRFQUE AYAGE to INDIA, by thewayat CHINA:=Bi DL: R. A. Auld W iI.I.IAM K. A. ' - The Voyage outward will comprise fifty Plates, vela. Oita*. tire end Descriptirn. Leitervrfas, forming one Volume large , 4to. and will be comptetect.in tegmonthit portions. . !Anted for Longman, Hunt , and Orme. Pateintnnero` and William NO. 9, Clerzland-street, Fitiru' ' Thin diy was pul,lishod. price fs. b- YOUTII's taming an Easy and Fr ing by Single Entry; Cills Weights and Measures. methodited +lan ; and a variety of A: .exercist and improvcmint. Ey THOM, LPrinted for Longman, Hurst, Of whom may be In I. The Scholaek ti,ktuir.g . Is. 3d. bdund. 4. The New Or: hogropLical,Asiistant„iriee is.bcund. •-• . NEW TE.EATRE ROYAL. CQVANT-GARDEN. • - EAST•INDIA HOUSE, February 2, isle. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, de hereby eve notice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or befort Wednesday the 21st instant, from any person who may have engaged to furnish tht Commissioners of his Majesty's Transport Service with Tonnage for the conveyance of Convicts ate Stores to New South Wales, on what ternw they may be willing to let to the Company p good Copper-bottomed Ship, of about 400 Tons burthen, to bring home Teas and other Goals from China, on the Company's account; such Ship to be ap proved by the Company's Officers, and to be manned and equip ped in every respect agreeably to the usual Regulations of the Company. The Tenders to express the rate of freight for buil der s measurement, and also for surplus Tonnage, and stating the same on the lowest terms, as there Will not be_ an opporumity of making any abatement. The Tenders, with the words " Ship TenJer'on the.cover ' to be severally left with the Secretary at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 21 st instant, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any fender. WILLIAM RAms4r, Sc.e Draft of the terms and conditions on which the Ship will he engaged for the Company's service, may be seen on application to Mr. J. Morice. Clerk to the Committee of Shipping. In a Teiv days will be published, in one volume evo. By C. and K. Baldwin, Nev Bridge-street, pRACTICAL STUDIES FOR POLITICAL REFORMERS.—By se. . . • 2., re-f,fraitow. EVENING, FEBRUARY 6,1 will be acted the Comedy of THE JEALOTJS WIFE. Liird Trinket, Mr. PARLEY ; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. FAWCETT; :7,aaley, Mr. YOUNc ia .; Major Russet;Oake Mr. COCLE , k Oakley, Mr. C. ELABLE ; Mr. MU • Lady Freelove, Mrs. WESTON ; Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. C. KgIVIBLE. • whicli H will A he added the New Comit Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. H a rlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Mrs. RIDGEWAY. : 00 ;1 open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half.past 6.: r i s c s, Is. Second Price Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price M. Gallery Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. ?laces for the Bores to be taken of Mr. Bnonbon, at the .0' ffice H art street. Thi:Erening—Othello ; with Harlequin Pedlar. on st•dnestig—The Man of the World. . *On Thursday will be produced, for the first time, a New in Three Acts, interspersed with Music, called The Knights; or, The Edict of Charlemagne. MARMION TR AVF.STIED ! I! This day was published, in Oue Volume Octavo, on a superfine' wove paper, price 9s. in boards ; or printed on a royal pipet Uniform with Marmion, 12s. boards. MARMION TRAVESTIED ! A Tale of MO deru Times. " 'Ti. woman that seduces all mankind, " By her we first are taught the wheedling arts; " Her very eyes can cheat when mostEhe's kind, " She tricks us of our money with our hearts."—Osiv. London : Published by •I'hotnas 'Pegg, Nu. 111, Cheapside; And Mr. Allason, No. 31, New Bood•street. THE'. DES r WORK ON HORSES AND FARM* eATTLE. This day was published, in one large voluate - , royal Biro. with a FrOntiTirce, ptice 4€ll. lc ' OOMPLETg TREATISE ON FARRIERY ;,' 1 comprising the Transactions, or Modern Practice of the Veterinaty Art, In regard to the Diseases of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Pigs, !dugs, Ice:intended as a Compendium to the Vete rinary Surgeon, Farrier, Gro•im, Farinur, GraZier, &c. By J., FF-it ON, Veterinary Surgeon, Lith Light Dragoons. Printed for Stocktiale, junior, No. 41, Pall•mall. o„• The Med:cal Observer speaks of this excellent Work as the only one in its department that combines Science with Prac-. tice. The Chapter on Horned Cattle includes an important Dis sertation on the Cow Pock. The whole is the result of nearly forty years extensive practice ! üblisbod. pito to. Down], IL IDE to BeillklEgs eft; xamilirs If;itrodusttiso to Pook-lEtep-,, of kircels,.,li.c. Tattles a Monti; :ri . iotbird . ood f•rattlie.l,on 4113 ignprove4, Lrobroetir.o4 1 2booitiofl for 04cdio,sat fur tint um of Sthyolti. 4AS CAikPENTAL t, Rios. o aid oiitte I ..l;OtittAitttOtk by kitestitsto ..iSattior . rtisith Edittoo, Ott . • i .71 - IE. FINE AI VCS. . .. . ' This day was publi.hed, in large (to. price El. Is. and on Atlas 4to. price RI. Itls . Number I. of . . • THE FINE ARTS oldie ENGLISH SCI-100L; Comprising a Series, of highly-floislied Engravings, from Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, by the most .eminent English Artists ; ea h suEs) tt accompanied by appropriate histo , rical, dAllltriptire ' critical, or biographical letter-press. Edited by JOHN BRITTON, F, A. S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. mid Orme, Paternpster row ; J. Taylor, Holbora ; and W. Egind, Newman...street. Contents of No. 1. I. A Portrait of John Dotining, Lord Ashburton, from a Picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1. An lits.: • tnrical Conspositlon, representing Thrtti bearing the Armour m I Achilles; West, P. R. A. S. A Vieir of an Alto Relievo t r'. press i tenting the passage from the Lord's Prayer, of " Dsllver us front evil." Flaxman, R. A.-4. An Elevation of the Oest Front of Ss Paul's Cathedral Church. Landon. 5 A Plan of the SUbstinca -titre id the same Buildini ; Sir Christopher Wren; both drawzi 1 by James Elmes. BisH, who in the LAST Lottery, sold in Shares, Prizes of £20,000 I S Prizes of • - .€l,OOO . 5,000 2 • g premit a variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale for the ,:tery, that begins and finishes on V i tl,sicrixt's DAY. N 0343 in th. - Country may be supplied, by sending th.i.r des (Post or Carriage accompanied with good Ells, Bank s t s,or Post-Office Orders, to CORNHILL, or 9, CILMING.CROSS. A CAP.D. ALADY residing in a healthy situation about 70 miles west of Louden, who receives only a limited num ber of Pupils, would be happy to educate the daughter cf a Clergy man of the Established Church, or of the Principal of a Classieal Academy, in exchange for her Son, who is t I years of age, and who has made some progress in Classics. The most respectable reference will he given and expected. Letters addressed (post paid) to M. li. Jelnis Coffee. house, Cornhill, wit meet at tention. '1 his day was published, price 2 s. COLONEL de CHARMILLY's NARRATIVE of his Transactions in Spain with the Rislit Hon. JOHN HOOKHAM FRERE, His Britannic Majesty's Moister Nevi- I putentiary, and Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN MOORE, K. MI Commander of the Forces; with the suppressed Correspondence. Sold by Rich:m(l,4w, Royal Eachange; Dulau and Soho square; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-riw De Cuuchry, New Bond-street ; Booker, New Bond-street ; and Edmund Lloyd, Harley-street. Also in the Press, anti will soon be published, A T.etter from Colonel de Chantilly to Banastre Tarlton " I tell you what his Wend has donti•-• " You will easily sty who he is." • ~......----- ALL IN TWELVE lIDURS. \VIFT and CO. remind their Friends and the EnSii., that the whole of the prelient Grand State Lottery be drawn on St. Valentine's Day, the 14th of next month, in the short spate of Twelve Hours, the immense sum of , 'dunked 'Thousand Pounds will be distributed in Prizes of • iti.escitiptioos, including Forty Capitals, among wllich are : . 1.T.11.0 0 each. fi e ;; and Shares are on sale in great variety at their Offices, 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross and No. 31, Aldgata •a•met,where five of the Capital Prianakthe last Lottery er:.l in Shares. 1 •._ . i DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in the COUNTY of NORFOLK, With the Deputations of extenxint Maus'-s. T°BE LET, and entered upon on Old Lady Day now nett ensuing, a CAPI l'Al. MANSION, with commodious offices, stables, coacHiouse, goo.: walled gar,lens, and a small park of pasture ground, 'situate in the centre of the County, to which the Deputations of the Malor thereto hAottg ing will be annexed ...Applications to be made (it by letter, post paisl) to Daniel Jones, Esq. at Fakenhatu, Norfolk. N. B. No person need apply who keeps or intends to keep Hounds. : A FARM-Hl:Stilt LIBRARY. This day was puldisked,in two very larie Volumeis in 4tO, illusr tratesl with tOO Ergravings; plain and coloured, price £4 145.6 d. in boards, a new Edition ACOMPLETE,SYSTEM of PRAC TICAL AGRICULTURE ; including, ap the Modell improve mentsand Discoveries, and the resulty,of AI the attention and en quiry which have been bestowed on this imronsri 'tierce dniing • the law 30 years--4he wlit.le combining aud „explaining fully, ea twirively, and complete*, die Princlplet and Practic of the Mo dern Art of Hushmdri, ih elks branch t s and relattms, forming two large volumes to 4to. illustrated with nearly 100.Engravintsi representing improvedimplements, the various Gr4sSes,..lnd the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle. By R. W. DICKShN, M.D.• Honorary Member of the Board of _Agriculture, &C. Bee. Printed fur Ricungo Puittar . ,; .No. 6, Bridge- street, Black ; •friars; and ma} he bad of all 13oiltsellcis; News-catriers,P osf. &asters, a• d other dealers lit books. N. B. The :shove-mentioned work, in conjunction with Mr. Young's Farmer's Calendar, forms a cotriplete library of Re ference upon every AgricuLural 'object ; and this 440 wOrk; un aiug the butuess of,everristoseete-mseeVabsti. eafees,... many described, may be had gall Bore, This day was publi:died, price 2s. GA. SzcoNu Eva:loN, A N APPEAL to his MAJESTY, both Houses of Parliament ; and the l'enple of the' United Kingdom against a late rejection of the YETI PION of the CAP I'AINS of i the ROYAL NAVY, for an Augnieutation of Pay,,by Lord MULGRAVE, LieuTenalit.G.:neral in the Army, and Pint I.ord of the Admiralty ; io which the Case , of Athnisals, lieute- Hants ' and inferior Oih....ers, are macho(' itynn ; wn'a a Compa- I risou of the Bentlits ei.joyed by ti:: Navy .wd Army. By a FRIEND to rh. NAVY. Printed for J. Blachlock, No. 92, Royal Li.change ; and suld by C. Chapple, Pall-mall. Of Vaoin may It,. had, 1 A 'I hind Edition of I .t Livre Rouge, containing a List of' Pen sinus in England, Scotland, and Ireland; together with a Vww of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Public Money. By P. F. M'Callum, Esq. price Is, 14th of TlitS MONTH, The State Lottery mill begin and finish Drawing. ,ICHA.RDSON, GOODLUCZ„, and Co Stock 8i0416, corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing Gite of the icing's Mew., Charing Cross, respectfully inform P.ll;ic, that they are selling Tickets and Shares, and have •03 Sale, Two, Three, and Pour Tickets of the same Nuns ; which mai obtain the following peat Prizes :. , four Tickets of one Nutuber .- aft3o,Coo 'I Etta ditto - . • 60,000 Tyr) ditto • • 40,000 Ott‘ ditto 90,000 SEA7O RD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday, the gth of February, 1810, at Eleven o'Clock the Forentem, for the benefst of ti• Underwriters, Duty Free, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About 63 Casks of Capers, supposed 12 Tons in good order 1 Lex Saffron, Ditto 3 Tbns Barilla, and to Scront Birter Almonds, damaged, 5 Tons :If Cot k Wood, Being part of the Cargo of the Schooner Albion. Also, about 6 Tons of Cork Wood, part of the Cargo of the Ship NV, pito :t h. And, about 200 Zags of Sbusonak, pat of -the Owego-4We Brig Traveller, stranded on the 7th of December last. For further particulars, apply to the Collector and Comptroller of the Customs; er 1 botnas Taske Agent. . . . Shares in proportion. is.. ,:c . „ - : r : 1 No. 93, ROYAL . EXCHANGE. , riSSRS. HAZARD, BURNE , and Co. Stock- Brokers, Brokers, London, rJspectfally inform the Public, that elms and Shares for the present State Lottery, which is on the F e new anti improved plait as the Last, consisting of only 5000 hers, are on Sale at their Office as above. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of 5C20,000 4 ...--. 5,000 12 ----- 1,000 And ..:0 --- 300, Sce. Sec. Sec To be all drawn in One Day, viz. 14th February, 1610. Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Schemes grad% Orden post, coacli„ or carrier, ai.coutp.mied with rensitt uice. pane sue-Jed to. 4 - 1 CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES. IESSRS. HODGES, MARTER, DRUM NIOND, PORTER, and HUGHES, at No. 117, Pall "; No. 1, Piazza, Curette-Garden; No. 14 , Patiiament-ereer; 05, 1:!, et-street ; and No: 121, Nesvgate-street. 'The Public . opo-: full , : ittforinei, that they may he supplied with Tickets •'t•art..., lit the present State Lottery, at the following reduce d ..i, viz. A ficket :,:t Half A Quarter 14 payment of the Prizes of the Shares is secured by Govern r, 33 the 'tickets from which they are made are all deposited le Stamp Mace. N.B. Clubs, Societies, Stage Coachmen, and Carriers , w i ll be aryla handsome dis count.—Registers gratis. 111. JAMES BIANSCONIII and Co. earnestly request the public attention to the New State Lottery. on la improved Plan of the 'Whole Drawing in ONE MO% the tof THIS MONTH, assuring thorn they were obliged to dis wally from their late application in the last, wheat nearly' ITT Tuket was sold, hut they may now has* a Share of almost , :lusher they wish for. In the last Lutteryonly. they'shared 54 4 N 0.2,618, z Prize tit ,e0,,000, and every other Cap!. .tarp( the £5,000 and £;000, and in the two former Lot- xts I %II ! 0171 t• :,e, PAID ON DEMAND. £20,000 1:33 20,000 8,831 20,000 8,716 20,000 19,570 10,000 17,127 Fr iell lie G , Re° dc ird el al . " 113 •• • ... aC26,00 0 I 12,767 ... X1. 4 ° 6 i k 477 ••• 20,000 1 4,390 ••• SsOcbc ) , i ; i10 ... 20,000 15,127 ••• SIPCO 20,000 18,318 4000 1 ,338 .. ..: ... scoop I t the Ctsnd Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, .i'4divict.:d amongst the Fortunate Holders £t44g66, indepen ,.. of many £l,OOO, £3OO, &c. &c. where likewise the First 1 ?, 1 1 1 () Prize, the only £40,000 Prize, and the last £25,000 ~.z",e%t 7 .hared in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one ,•• , a series of success unparalleled in the annals of Lout— tk. and which they hope awaits future purchasers at their OLD 2 ONLY Offices, No. 37, CORNHILL ; 11, HOLBORN; 38, 11, 47!IA RKZT sand C 69, Strand. ..,. _ Prizes paid on demand. a 516,000 5.000. 5,000 5,000 4,000 2.F43 4,54; 11,544 . ~ &sides Prizes of £2,000, 1 .CI,OOII, £.500, Pm Grtnd List - ; of CAPITAL PRIZES was , shares, in the and three }receding Lotteries , at ts t „K er . ablished State Luitery Offices, No..26,Cornliiii, and mularet's Hill, B o r o n g h, of HORNSBY and Co. who were s ;'hr first to sell I'wo Prizes of E 90,0045. 1 1 ,2RNSBY and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the t „Lue in the New State Lottery, which abounds with Capital ''in; they al so b eg l eave to assu re their Friends, that they u :le their b e st en d eavours to p rocu re Prizes Worthy their pos t ~,"1 O. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest P rices, and matte u" 4 r by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globes sa„,,, terms as if present. Ire To t o Drawn in ONE DAY, the I4th INSTANT.— 7 , three, nd four Tickets of the same Number may he had, a° b. c xao 000 £60,000, or £BO , OO, can be obtained by one *holt , • " I e. FOR SAL:: BY AUCTION, At the Dolphin Tavern, on the Qu:ty, Falmouth, on Thursday, the 15th of February inst. by ten o'clock in the forenoon, ' I "HE Prize• Brig OEVENUM,• with all her Stores. DIMENSIONS. Length 91 Feet 5 inches. Ilrea&h '24 Feet 4 Inches. Depth in the Hold 17 lett, • Admrasures 232 Tons, will burthen considerably more. Built of oak, and the bottom sheathed with an inch fir in good condition. She is a remarkable strong : built Vessel, and well calculated to take the ground with a cargo on board; admirably well adapted for the New Brunswick Trade, or any other where g e I stowage is required; well found in Stores, and maybe sent to Sea at an easy expenc... Now lying at the Bar, in the Port of Falmouth. Hull, Masts, Yar.ls, Standing and Runniag Rigging, with ail faults, as they now lie. This Vessel WAS taken and condemned as Prize to a Squadron of his Majesty's Ships under the Command of Vice-Admiral the Honourable George Berkeley. For Inventories and further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Cooke cud I ialford, London ; Mr. Francis S. yowls, Merchant, Falmouth ; or to ANTHONY FOX, troket. FOR SAI.F. BY PUBLIC AUC 110 N, (If not disposed of before by Private Contract,) At the London Tavern, Fothote-street, t'lymout:,, In Friday the 16th of February, IBM at eleven o'clazis in the or.noon, THE Beautiful French CoppereJ brig IC SA11)17171 pierced for 20 Guns, burtlten about 'fans; captured by His Majesty's ship PtovEa. The Mas:s and Yards, Stand ing sad Running Rigging, some spare Spars, with the Hull, all nearly new, and may be considered as complete, and may be sent to sea at twenty-four bours notice. Per viewing, inventory , and further information apply to Mr. Joseph Greenway , No. 1, T ra falgar Place, Agent fo r ' the Plover, at any time font days before the sale. . Dock, February 1, Islo. TO re SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN TRISTRANI, At the Kist a Head Inn, at Ross, Herefordshire, on Thursday, the ISth of February, 1810, at 'Three &Clock in the Afternoon, r rHE following FREEH OLD ESTATES, in the' Counties of Hereford and Gloucester : A Freehold Estate, called Briar). Hill, in the Parish of Newent, and County of Gloucester, consisting of a ha•idsonie brick House in a delightful situation, with commodious Farm Buildings, atid about 84 Acres of Land. The Farm is planted with choice fruit-trees, producing the best sorts of Cider and Perry. The House was once the residence of a Gentleman, and the ground is well calculated for the display of tasteful im- provement. A Wood, called Kilcot's Wood, adjoining to the said Estate, containing rather more ,fan 70 statute Acres of excellent Timber and Coppice. A Freehold Estate, called Boulsdon, in the same Parish, con sisting of a new Farm-house, with 52 Acres of Land planted I with choice fruit-trees. Several other small Lots of Land in this neighbourhood will be sold at , the same time and place. A Wood,.called Acorn Wood, near the same place, containing bout 53 statute Acres. A Freehold Estate, called Mulhampton, in the Parish of Up ton Bishop, aid County of Hereford, containing 120 Acres of - Land and 16 Acres of Coppice. A Freehold Estate, called Castlefield, in the Parishes of Kent church and Garway, in the County of Hereford, containing about, 190 Acres of Land and 29 Acres of Coppice, with exten sive right of Common. Several other small Lots of Land in the same County, and Sin Lots of capital Timber, will be sold at the same time. PartiCULifS may be had at the Green, Dragon, Hereford; the King's Head, Gloucester; the Hop-Pole, Worcester.; the George; Nevrent ; the Feathers , Lidbury the King's Head, Roes • the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; of Mews. Lang and Beak, S ' ollei; tors, Upton on Severn, Worcestershire ; and Of ths Avtionsor, Ross. --,--- COMPANION TO BEWICK's QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND FISHES, This day was published, in a very large and elegant Volume., Royal Octavo, price £2...1.21. Ad. in boards, or on Detnf' Paper, price Xi I is. ed. in boards, illustrated with nearly Soo IZngravings on Woud, by Mr. Bewick, of Newcastle, from Drawing. by Henderson, A FAMILY HE IttIAL; Crnti'sjng of full :tnd :x -i -I- curate accounts of all the Evitic and Indigenous PLANTS useful in nit?, Mr.rtict at r, awl the Ait rs ; containing likewise an Easy Introduction to Botany; the Letter-press By R.. J. THORNTON, M D. Member of Trinity College,,Cambridge ; Lecturer on Me lical i Botany at Guy's Hospital; Author of the Illustration of the Sexual System of Linnaeus, of the Temple of Flora, Ste. &c. The Engravings made on Wood, fram accurate Figures of the Flints, 1117... en by Henderson, by T. BEWICK, of Newcastle. Printed for Ricuaan Pnlttars, London, and to be had of all Bookseller:. Of whom may he had by the same Author, A GRAMMAR of BO LANY, fur the Use of Schools ani Students, with numerous Plates, price Five Shillings. • This day was published, Beautifully printed from a rat Hetet - , in a small Pocket Volume, a Ni w Edition, being the I sth, price 53. 6d. hound, of THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the FRENCH anti ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In two Parts 1. French anti English. 2. English and French. Containing all the Words in general use, and authorlieti by the best Writers. The ,everal parts of Speech—the Genders of the French Nouns, the Accents of the English Words, for the use of Foreigners—an Alphabetical List of the must usual Christian and Proper Names; and of the most remarkable Places in the known world. By I'HOMAS NUGENT, I.L.D. The Thirteenth Edition, carefully corrected; with the addi tion of the new Words inserted in Moutartlier's and Le Cleres I last edition of the National French Dictionary ; the Irregularities of the Engli.di Verbs and Nouns ; and a comprehensive View of the Prtunciation and syntax of the Erencli Language, by J. Oidseau, A.M. Printed for J. Mawman ; F. and C. Rivington ; J. Walker; Wilkie and Robertson ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; Darton and Harvey; T. &wary ; J. Nunn; Lackiugton, Alin, and Co. C. Law; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; B. Crosby and Co. J. Carpenter; I. Richardson; 1. M. Richardson; J. Booker; I Duran and Co. R. Scholey ; Sherwood. Neely, and Jones ; .1. J ohn son and Co.; anti Wilson and Son. 'York. Of whom may be had, another Edition, in square•l2mo. price s. tid. bound. A NEW AND UNIFORM LIBRARY EDITION OF THE Burisu NOVELISTS. On Thursday next, February I, !NW, will be published, price One Shilling (to be continued Weekly, and e inbt•llislied with illustrative Engravings) No. I. of 'THE BRITISH NOVELISTS ; comprisinz 1 - every Work of acknowledged merit which is usually ciassed under the denomination of Novels. The Work will commence with Peregrine Pickle, which will be completed in Ten Numbers, and which, at the option of the Purchaser, may be taken in Weekly, or had together. This will be folloWed by Humphry Clinker, Roderic Random, Feritnatict Count Fathom, and Sir Launcelot Greaves, thus completing the whole of Smolletes Novels. CONDITIONS: 1. This Work will be published regularly every SATURDAY, price One Shilling each Number, accurately p rinted in demy oc tavo, on yelloW wove paper- . The typographical part wilt be exe cuted with a degree of neatness, perspicuity, and elegance, which will, it is hoped, ensure the approbation of the Public{ and, in order to secure accuracy, the whole will be confided to the su- nrintendance of a Literary Gentleman, who pledges himself to give to the whole the utmost purity of Text. The decorative part is entrusted to the direction of eminent Artists, whence may be expected beauty and uniformity in its execution. he Works of cash Author will be given successively, sue. ceeded by a Biographical Sketch; and a Critical Preface will be prefixed to each Work. 3.. Interspersed with the British Novels, will be given the best Translations from the most esteemed foreign Writers. 4. Each Number will contain Forty Pages of Letterpress, and an Illustrative Engraving, highly finished, from en original De ,All: Artist of the first celltbritp. t Published, fur the Proprietors; by W. Clarke, New klioadailiest • Goddard, Pall Mall; Taylor and Hesse?, Fleet. *la ; Richardson, Cornhtll ; and Sherwood; Neely, and a, Piternosteracow. • • Lt) ND? FOOT'S meat GRUFF. • LUNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the difficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade hive hitherto experienced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg leave to inf. irm them and the Public in general, that they have opened a Wholesale Warehouse at No. 50, Leicester-X(l42.re, where said Article may be had, and where they are now taking orders. And as it is their present intention to relinquish , the Retail thereof, and not to interfere with any other article of sail Trade, they most earnestly request that those who may honour them with then& commands, will retail it as receited from therii in its original purity, being determined to afford the most liberal enecitirags ment to those who buy to sell again. Several Cases of Snuff have just arrive(' at No: 50, Leicester square. . . -.2. PIJMOURS oi . the Breasts, and Sctophalotts En -1- largutnente, la young Persons, will disperse by the use of SPILSBUI(Y'S PATEN rAN I 'SCORBUTIC DROPS. It • is a safe and efficacious medicine, and its success has been preed in numerous cars of Eruptive, Scorbutic, Guilty, Rheumatic, and other Diseases, connected with bad digestion and iMperfes secre tion of bile. This remedy promotes great spirits and a good ap t erite. The genuine Medicine h:ts the words," By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottle, bi 1 of direction, and outside wrappert and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No; 15, Soho-st i uti - e, London, in small bottles of ss. Gd. double hott:es los. and larger e:t. pound Essence, to allay unpleasant Irritation, Bs. -rtiErbllowing Cases *ill *hew the efficacy of FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS in all • Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, fcC..—fto Dt. Freeman. Si a—As I have experienced a most wonderful cure by your Fothergil's Nervous Cordial Drops, I beg leave to mention it thus publicly. I was Dropsical, vomiting blood from myr sto mach in large quantities, terribly disturbed in my head, ftighb% erred at any thing, palpitation of the heath, &jotted spirits, loci of memory, violent breaking* out On my arms and body, and could get no rest night or day. In this condition I was left by the most eminent Physicians, expecting every moment would be'sny last, till my wife sent for your invaluable medicine, a few battles of•which perfected a cure two years ago, withotthany return of the disease, to the surprize of all my ar_quaintance. By publish ing this moat extraordinary cure, it may prove beneficial to tin 4 fortanate nervous patients, and it will be esteemed a favour con.‘ ferred on, Sir, your most obliged humble sera nt,' E. PENNORTH. Millbank-street, Westminster, March 11. • Sold wholesale end retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheaps'lle, corng of Paternoster-row ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Woolwich and by most country Medicine Vender, in Bottles, at lls. and is. Gd. each. Of whom mai be liad,Dr. Fothere's Female Pills; so justly esteemed for the Female Sex, price 2.6. 9d: per box. Da. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS: •.. MAY be had genuine, as usual, 2s. 9d: the bet, or six boxes 1. s. of IS. PERRiN, No. 93, Soutlismptond. - street, C o vert-gareen Lontion ; the only pencil who ever pre pared the Analeptic Pills for the late Dr. James, from the year 177', when he first compocrti them, until the Dactor's ciadistt..;-: These Pills are a sovereign remedy for bilious diseases, lidkrillhot loss of appetite, habitual castiveness,troublesome estaleociet *the stomach and bowels, and chokes thence arising; iill bitbitiligM ness,orrheumaticpainsintht,head,asthoseoc • ' by free preventing palsies a•wl apoplexies, so often the sonsequeistr (fir t em pernice ; prevent or stop the progress of a cough or ; i n t excellent in lowness of spirits and nerdous disorders ; in dropsies no water will accumulate whilst these Pills ire regittlatlt take, • by removing the cause, they,often restore fiersotis stib)set, te ABM; f e males, at the age of puberty, or the decline of life, should never neglect taking them, being ati excellent good family Medi. clue. ear B. P. likewise assisted in preparing— Dr. lAlitts's FINER. POWDER, (which he hasproved to the' satisfaitloti of tht piallik in the sale of th em for St ye ar * past) Staving had fret Swims to everyningtedient wherewith they are compounded, he is enabled from the practical part of the protets to accommodate medical rractitioners with the genuine Fever Powder at a price woodsy their notice, and the public at Is. 9d. the packet.