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• . , 11$) • • . f • • rt . , . • . .. ~i . v ~ . . , -J `: • TIIVRSDAY, MAY 17,'1810. v F ► *; 0.10 'trs~tEt~ ' • `.:EW TIIEVEIZE.ROYAI., COVENT-GARDEN. I ,,fs pRESENT EVENING, MAY 1Z 1810, will be acted the Historical Play of KING JOHN. • Kim. , John, Mr. KEMBLE ; falcoubridge, M r.. C. KEMBI.E ; !T u be c, It..I.IGER*I Ols: . ; Prince Arthur, MasPSAAN.' t7onsthOce, Mrs. SIMONS.ter CIIA To which will be added the Musical Farce Of PAUL ANII VIRGINIA. pail, Mr. INCLEDON ; Dominique, Mr. SIMMONS; Virginia, Mrs. HAOHNSTON. Oa Saturday, King Henry the Eighth. Flat; for the Boxes•to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New .oce• in Princes Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. t h. vt Musical After... Piece, and a New Comedy, called Ttie wiaoo o,gy soil, are in rehearsal, and will be produ c ed as mob powible. • •••••• GSNELU POST.O . FICE, May 4, 1i1& THE P681 4 -MASlttt.-GENE:R.AL haVitit (*- dried the establishment of a Mail Coach between London. abd Brighton, by the route of Croydon, Reigate, " Crawley and Cuehfield"--Notite is hereby given, that the said Coach will commence on Monday the 2l et instant, to start from the Bull ; and Moeth a Quarter before Eight, and arrive at the Hotels Brighton, &bast Pour, A. M. leaving Brighton at Ten, P. M. and arriving at the General Past-Office, about Six, A. M. By.Cuaunand of His Majesty's Post-Master-General, FRANCIS FREEZING, Secretary. 2 of AV,a34) 19 - of • - £30,000 . of - SS - - of - - 10,000 76 - - of - - iAIOO 47 - - of - - 5,000 99 - - of - - 300 4 IORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared ad sold the above Capital Prizes, and paid the same on demand. On JUNE the Bth, the STATE LOTTERY lethal/kg and finish. Four Extra Chances are given, by which tbe Holder of only a Sixteenth Share can obtain Six Thousand Guineas. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths, their several proportions.—Orders by Post or Carrier executed on the same terms as if present, at their Old Established State Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. t This day were fit royal goo. price 101 ed. to boards. L ECTURES on the ELEMENTS of AL; DEBRA.—B' the Rri. B. BRIDGE. A. M. iiiikre Of St Peter's Cambridge and Y. ufessur of atthematki in the East-India College. - - T. Cad-en 0 3 " , DigestScra_nfl• . this day was published, In one Vol. /Ivo, price Irk. 64. boards, A VIEW of the BRAHMINICAL RELIGION, - 1 - A- in its conftinisidi39 of the truth df the Sacred History, ind In its iliduence oti tie Mnral Character. In a Series of Discourse. preathed befdre the University of Oxford, in the year 1909, at the Lectuie fouiided by the late Rev. loon Bampton, M.A. Canon of Salisbury.—By the Rev. 1. B. S. CARWITUEN, Primed for T. Cadell and W. Elavies; Strand; 1. M. Gutch, Bristol; and 1. Parker, Oxford, WE5l' OF ENGLAND. ML WOOLMER, Printer of the Exeter and' AvA Plymouth Gazette, or Universal Advertiser for the WE st of England, requests his Advertising Friends will be pleased on their Letters, containing Advertisements for his Paper, and which have been directed only to " The Printer of the. Exeter Paper," 1* future to mention the name Woolmer : as in consequence ef the Number of Newspapers that have lately started in the West of England, many mistakes have occurred, and several Advertise *tents designed' for Woolmer's Exeter Gazette, have, contrary to the intention of the Advertisers, been inserted in Papers of short standing and confined circulation. 'this day wait published, elegantly printed In 4to. price E. 4 Ss. in boards, CONSTANCE DE CASTILE ; a Poem, in Ten Cantos.—By WILLIAM SOTHEBY, Esq. Punted for T. Catlcll and W. Davie% Strand. Of whom maj be had, by the same Author, • 1. SAPL. a Poem. hi Two Parts, 4to price i 9s. baptups, a Poein, from the German of Wieland, 2d Edi. 0114 tileriatlY printed In two Volumes, with Engravings from Pictures gy Mr. Eutteli, price - t is. or on large paper, price £1 4s. 3. OBERON ; or, Huon de Bourdeaux ; a Mask ; and ORESI es, it Tragedy ; printed together in One Volume, price 7s. TO THE FACULTY. A GENTLEMAN, ve y regularly educated to the 11 MEDICAJ. PROFE§SION, wishes to engage himself a.; au ASSISTANT to a Cientletnan id a gehteel line of Practice, in the country, or would rather prefer going into Ireland, can pro duce the mot satisfactory testimonials of his abilities, &c. Letters (post paid) addressed to Mr. J. Ray, No. 5, St. An drew's-hill, Doctors Commons, London; will be respectfully at tended to. This day was published, In Imperial Quarto, price Four Guineas And a Half, In boards, 'TUNBRIDGE WELLS, and its Neighbourhood, A- illustrated by a series of Forty-three Etchings, and Histori ed Des:riptioni.—BY PAUL AMSINCK, Esq. The Plates executed by Letitia Byrne. . Printed for William Miller, Albemarle -street; and Edmond Lloyd, Harley-street. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. AsTI.EY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Licensed by Act of Parliament. rrinS PRESENT EVENING, TOMORROW, ,„d saTUIRDAY, the popular. Grand Eqitestrian, And p spectacle. callod THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT ; • Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE. 11ce ipectocle concludes with an Attack, W arrior s ad Water, oc h e Usurper's Castle. and h is Defeat, bon arm. Norms, some of which are immersed in Water. A Vuiely of Horsemanship by the United Equestrian, this week particularly, by Mr. Crossman. Toconclode with a Comic Pantomime, called THE DISCOVERY ; or, Harlequin's Salutation to John Bull, Paddy Bulk Sandy Bull, and Taffy Bull. Half Price at Half Post Eight. In order to koep up a constant succession of variety, the co pular spectacle of the Blood Red Knight will be performed ever evening this week, with the Discotery, and net week with Hath.quin Laplander. TO HALF.PAY ARMY SURGEONS. ANY Gentleman desirous of returning to Full Pay, may hear of an exchange, by addressing a letter (pcat paid) to A. 3. Na 23, Cecil-street, Strand. (ZTLK STOCKINGS--Sellinguncommonly Chap.. at 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in otte, &c. Shop. It iv ts, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great ad. n Mgr by an early inspection of these akicles. A quantity of r or black silk, ss. 6d: the beat quality equally cheap ; stout co Ic.n stockings, at Is. per pair; very fine, Is. 6d.; super Bs. 6d. I s (atop, for boots, Is 9d.; fine ribbed cotton, ‘2s. 2d.; a va ,,t* ;loves, from I Od. per paik; and other fashionable articles, t: , :lgrernus to mention. Pkoe to observe they are at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware Louse, No. 52, Cheapside, near How-eburcb. • . •-•:. . , rOlt BEAUTIFYING ao4-IPO,ESEtirnia thettErit I ARDNEIVS' Stymie": PARED CHAR. --4 COAL so much rraom *a• V. ley for lauds ::.clan . iseptic properties for „ I W 4l thalami - tilt ' '.. C.l beautifully white, in ' ... • IK - 9tl;eacb.;- and `.:archSAttion for eurini tild _ .. ' 111640slakp ts ane S: tv.g Tooth-Al, and unpleasant Wok - indkalles :sten ild: sod fil, 6d. sack From the grearrepplasion ilearlbnie Preparations Lve acquired, many imitations are daily. o(ered for sale, the true eoly are sice:;(11:(lni. Lardner on the label. Sold wholesale and ittsil, cure: 7 (rt . Albany, Piccadilly, and retail by Newbery and mss, Sr. Palf.'s Church-yard; Rine, Chcapside ; Vide, Corn bill ; bay.,un and son, Fleet-street ; Ward, Holborn ; Bacon, Uilool-szretr ; and most Venders:of genuine latedicines. Emir: of a Lettei from Worcester, to Messrs. Barclay and Sons' No. P;, fleet-Market, Agents, to the Proprietor of Dr.Tay/ar' s licin,Jy for Deafness; April, 1810. “ CLERGYMAN resident in the County of worcecter, who had been for many years so deaf that he c,uld scarcely collect any. perfect sound through an ear trumpet, s. received so much riftf from using TAYLOR'S REMEDY irDEAFNESS, that he can now hear so well as to be able to join Common conversation ; and in jus:tice to the Proprietor of this alcbrated Remedy, he ha given a reference to the Printer of the Torasta Herald, to justify any enquiry as to this astonishing crc." gull by every Medicine Vender of repute in the United King• (I,rr., at sd. per bottle, duty included. B. The naint of the Gentleman above alluded to may be Lown by application to Messrs. Barclay and Fon.% AN ARTICLE OF COMMERCE. To EAST and WEST INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA MERCIIAN'I'S. JP. HEATH, of .Nottingham, informs' the Mer • 61...ntA of England, and Traders in general, that for the con ss•nierctof Salt! he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEP PERMINT and other r Medicine; in the hands of Messrs. Shaw at d EuwardS, 66, Paul's Church-yar 1. Ju:iiper Essence of Peppc rfnitit is well known as a safe, diet. Ind, and pleasant Renard/ in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicky Riins :a the Stomach amt „Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea N..usea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi tad.• :irking from Atmospheric I Teat, Want of Appetite, Injurie , . from inclement Weather, the Abuse.of Spirituous Lig:tors, and in the Spasmodic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, so com mon ti Infants—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case.— As a Lmily Medicine, or for the Army or NaSry, it will be found rait,::ht e arquisitidn. Sold wholesale and Retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards , 66 . St. Plturs Churchyard , but none are genuine, except each: Bottle tag "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a Black Stamp. In Stopper Bottles 2s. 91*—and in Phials 2s. W. and Is. lid.. SPRING FASHIONS, in SILK MERCERY , " SHAWLS, SCARFS, MUSLINS, LACE, Ace. - Ste.-- Laditi wanting to purchase Articles in any fifth* above branches, art respectfully solicited tti . ittipeet a 5€12.000 Stock, which, for 143/ ell, quality, and • reasoLabletless of charge, will nut be ea. tellti in this Metropolis. • THOMAS and Co. beg briefly to remark, that every Article in• the Silk.hrinch is so.well manufactured, and judicionsly selected, as to hive eit most pleasing effect when formed into the costume. Some rich twilled Sarancti, at Is. 6d. and 5* 9d. worth is. end c si and other Articles in the Silk Mercury department . as low la proportion. • Their Shawls are superb, unique, and the closest imitations of the real India Shawls, which the manufacture of this hlaud has produced, from sa. and tiPwards. A very superior and ti, gin t collec t i o n o f f as hi on a bl e :S c arfs:their very superior make of c atnhric J aconots is of a peculiar telture, not tobepurcbased dm. sti:era h atcnsive Stock of Thread Lacee,Vells, Huiletit tkoves,heatTown ids, dog. Faris,andtnany other articles, tsitkh canhot be enumerated within the limits of an Advertisei. heed only to be seen to lie admired, and consequently per thAd. Merchants or Manitfacturers May have immediate pay* sent for any prime or fashionable•article which they may have to ditp„„ - -- s. l Imams and Co. have also on band, under the inanasement of their singularly e l e gant and extensive stuck of fashionable In ' l acry dresses, want coats, corsets, &c. of the first quality and fashion. more pai•tictilarle recommended to I.kdies or Gentle m " f Who have commissions to purchase large quantities o n their a frival in Tostu. Ail sties kept.-1113, kit:et-Street, vieet corner TULIPS. THE SALE of the late Kr. MASON's Superl) Collection of TULIPS, will take place on Wednesday, O.! 25d instant, at Peckham Rise.—To be viewed, with Catalogues only, price One Shilling, to be had of Mr. Ml+47r, Stedsman and Florist, Fket-street ; on the Premises; and of Maisrs.Tayler and Smith, Demote, Manchester. ' LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Rlyal Highness the Duke of YORK, President s And the following foNstyrszt 07 GOFLRNORS: tart ortrkrim John Latouche, Egg. M P. letskt lion. T. loots Col. H. Clements, M.P. 141tisa-tel. 1. Sagry, M.P. Col. Walt. Jones, M.P. WRGLON. Mr. KM. MAN, Member of the Royal College, London. THE Patronage this Institution has received for i -a- the exclusive treatment and cure of both sexes afflicted' with Venereal Diseases, and their dreadful consequences— at Strictures, Debility, &c. conducted under the management of a Gentleman of the first professional abilities, will satisfy the Public of the high merit of Mr. Kiernan's plan, and that by it the inconveniences of public charities are avoide 1, whilst the young and unwary are protected against the fatal delusions held out by advertising pretenders in this branch of practice. Since its esta blishment iu 1806, 250k0 patients of both sexes have been cured, without confinement or injury to the cons iqttion. The first symptoms yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few dues ; and where appearance of debility comes on, too early applical ion can not be made.—'l he Surgeons may be consulted by either sex, at his house, No. 21, 'Amyx Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, from 9 till 12 in the morning, and from 6 till A at night, to Wilo.ll com munications from town anti country may be attar sied. DINNER OF THE ROYAL AND INDEPENDE':: l' LIVERY OF LONDON. THE LIVERYMEN de LONDON, whr, have • 1 - signed the DECLARATION of the Mee log held at the London Tavern, on the 4th of May, Hilo, expressive of their Veneration for the Constitution, their unshaken Conlidsmce in the Virtues of the King, in the Wisdom of eh:. Leg islature, and in the Purity of the Judges of the Land, intend-to dine togetlis-r on Tuesday the <2.2(1 instant, at the Lontinn Tavern, and the fol lowing Gentlemen will tifii late as Stewards on the occasion: CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair. Sir Ric ii .4 a 0 CARR GLYNN, Barr. Alderman. Sir Jon N SAAR", Km. Alderman. Sir CHARLES FLowea, Bart. ihterman. CLAUDIUS Storms livN rra, Esq. Alderman. SAMULL Matta, Eaq. Alderman. JOHN ATKINS, E.sq. Alderman and Sheriff. WILLIAM JACOB, Esq. Aides-mat, M. P. Sir RODRAT WIGRAM, Bart. Messrs. Rich. Abbey 'Messrs. G. Go-l.witi Messrs. And. Nash Nathan. Atcheson William Gould William Palmer J. Adcock Daniel Gossett Edward Poyinler William Angell Joseph Gough 'l'lm...tas Poynder Thomas J. Allen William Graham John Perkins John Alidin 0 orge Glenny 'lliotnas Pittman James Arthur Alex. S. (lord m Henry Pigeon Henry Blaxland S o lo Hat:Doan Charles Price Jacob Soak mon Hougham John Rainsbottom Daniel Britten Thomas Hodgson John Reay Nall,. Brickwood William Hayward Haskett Smith Jobs Branton Benjamiu Howard Peter Skipper Bundy Bacon Theoph. Hearsey Thomas Styan John Burson James Jacks R. S. Sharpe John Blades Richard Jerminsc Thomas Sparks Daniel Bell John Inglis Robert H. Sparks Win. Borradaile Edward Kemble George Sharp Rich. Borradaile Richard Knight Thomas Simpson Jabes lieynott Samuel Kentish Benjamin Severn Thomas Chatteris Nlathias Lucas Thomas C. Stevens Wm, M. Carter John Leech Richard 'Peasilale John Coope John Lodge John Till Sansuel Dixon Thomas Leverton Robert Taylor Richard Dixon Charles Lock Christopher 'l4tisly Williassi Dawes Edward Manly •Joseph layler • John Eykyn Miles Maskew • Joseph Welch Robert Elliot Rich. Mount ford Thothas Wilson • George Fryer R. H. Marten Edward Within; aigieniur Fennitt William Merle, Thomas 4111'i:sots . 'Mamas Fostei G. V. Nettuburgh John Wild . Richard Frisby George Nash RICHARD CLARKS, Secretary. The In will be opened at Three o'Clock.—Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock, precisely. Tickets l SS. eachi to be had of the Ste Wards, and of the Com mittee at the 'i evens. /Ca The Declaration continues to lie for signatures at the LondoSS'i_4vern.o3ll,6lo"l-6tkeets and the London Coffee-house, .Lutigimerbille is airkbir uglice- This day was published, price es. Rd. printA on tine wove paper, pHARMACOPCEIARUM Collegiorum Rega- A- Hum LoNotst, Entsxurtot, etill.a,tx, Conspectus Me dicus, virtut et, stoics et minim quibus utunter metlicamen.at et 1); xparata ostcodens. A EDVAItDO GOODMAN CLARKE. M.D. Mr.l:cinz Praxeos compendia, et open's dicti " Modern Prac:ice of Physic," Auct ore ; Collegii Regalis Medicohtm Londinen nec non exercitus medico, etc. etc. London : Printed and sold by Cox, tit 'Thomas's-street, Borough. Where may be had, price es. boards, Pliarmaropia Chirurgica, &e. By 1. Wilson, Surgeon, Huntingdon. This day was published, price 6a. tbe. Seventh Edition of ALET YER on the Genius and Dispositions of tote French Government, including a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. By an AMERICAN, recently rettirned from Europe. Philadelphia printed II Reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patertiester.row. " We shall purtorni a very pleasing part of our duty in recom mending this able and interesting pamphlet,which possesses every claim to the public attention that can arise from extensive know- IL•dge, original information, political science, enlarged and accurate views, brilleincy of style, an import.uat subject,and an useful ten dency."—F.clectic Rev. April 1810. i FOREST TREES. This day were published, New Editions improved, of I.PONTEY's FOREST PRUNER, and TIMBER -1- OwNet's AsslrrANT; or, A Complete Practical'irreatise ; on the Training an/ Management of BRITISH Tist era Taus, I whether intended for use, shelter, or ornament, including an Examination of the Properties of English Fir Timber, and a new System for the Management of Oak Woods. Rao. with Plates, price 12s. boards. 2. PONTEY's PROFITABLE PLANTER; a Theoretical and Practical Treatise on Planting in every Description of Soil and Situation ' particularly those which are most difficult, as ele vated Sates, Barren Heaths, Rocky Soils, &c. inciliding Hints on Shelter and Ornament. With a Plate of Implements for Planting, invented by the Author, M. price 9s. boards. London : Printed for I. Harding, No. 36, St. James's.street. 11401 This day were published; in dotty quarto, price ar.t. Si. Wards, THE ODES of PINDAk, in Celebration of Victors k the Olympic, Pytheam, Nemean, and Isthu.iau Cameo; translated from the Greek; not one fourth part of w4ieh have ever appeared In English, Includin.; those by Mr. West. The whole completed aturnow first published. By FRANCIS LEE, A. M. Chaplain in ()Minor, to his Royal Highttesi the Prince of Wang Member of the Matte Society, &c. Primed for %Valiant Miller; Albemarieitreet. This day was published, In Demy Quarto, price As. es. Volume the. First, of "TY POG RAPH IC A L ANTIQUITIES ; or, The - 11 - HISTORY of PRINTING In ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND. Began by Joseph Ames; continued by Herbert; and now greatly enlarged; with copious Notes, and illustrated with ICO appropriLte Engravings, comprehending the History of English Literature, and a View of the I'rogress of the Art of Engraving in Great Brita'n. By the Rev. THOMAS FROONALL DIBDIN, F. S. A. Author of an Introduction to the Knowledge of rare and valuable Editior s of the Greelt and Latin Classics, and of an liogliab Variorum Edition of Sir Thomas More's Utopia. Published by NVllliam Miller, Albemarle-street. CATHOLIC QUESTION. This day stas iublithed, in one vet quarto, price 10s. 6d. • WO MEMOIRS upon the CATMOLIC Q i irg• T TION ; with an Essay upon Vie History and Effects of the Coronation Oath, and also an Appendix ; By JOHN JOSEPH DIL.LON. of Lincoln's Inn, Banister at Law. . Bath: Printed and seld by Msyler and Son, Abbey Church. yard; and in London by O. Robinson, Paternoster•row; I. Ride. way, Piccadilly; add E. Booker, No. Si, New Bond-street. " In Mr. Dillon the Catholics have an able, l borious, judicistaa, and even a couray advocate, and we camiot either wish them or the empire better than that the whole body should be animated with the same spirit which is breathed in those pages; since a temper such as is here displayed, will more effectually serve them than the most illustrious advocate in the Senate."—Dalbu on thi Coronation Oath—Monthly Review, Vol. 64. DANIELL'S ORIENTAL SCENERY. WILLIAM MILLER begs leave to inform the Public, that by a recent agreement with Mr. DAM! LL, the sale of that Artist's magnificent Engravings on Oa UM TA L SCENERY is in his hands, and are to be had at the following prices : The Four Series df Oriental Scenery, each Soles eontainhil refenty-four Views, placed in portfolios, Al4O. The Excavation, of Ellora, in TsVenty-four Views, se.3. Indian Anti ritles; in Twenty-four Views, fss. This , plendid set of One Hundred and Forty-four Engraviupt, representing the most celebrated Buildings and Picturesque Scenery MI the Continent of India, are executed from Drawit.gs made on the spot, and are coloured so as to imitate Nature. • are all of 'one dimension (•34 by IS) ; each Plate is niteinted, and the whole placed in six large Portfolios, with a short printed Description attached to each. N. B. As thesp plates were publi.hed at different periods, Gen tlemen who have incomplete Seth are respectfully informed that they can now be made perfect by the purthaie of any one parti cular part.—Albemarle-street, Aril 16th, 1810. Continuation and Completion at Dr. Ga.apts'a His Teat GU ANCI MOT GREECE, its Coloniesi and Conquests. This day was published, handsomely printed in two laws Vo. lumes Quarto, price ie4 49. in boards, THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD, from the Reign of ALEXANDER m that of AUGUSTUS, com prehending the latter Ages of European Greece, and the History of the Greek Kingdoms in Asia and Africa, front their Founds.. Lion to their Destruction ; with a Preliminary Survey of Alexan der's Conquests ; and in Estimate of his Plans fur their Consolida tion and Improvement. . By JOHN GiLLIES, I.L. D. E. R. S. and S. A. Historiographer to His Majesty for Scotland. Printed for T. Cadell anti W. Davis, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the eame Author, 1. The History of Ancient Greece, its Colonies and Conquests, from the earliest Accounts, till the Division of the Macedonian Empire in the East ; including the History of Literature, Philoso phy, and the Fine Arts. Fourth Edition, SVO. LI Ss. 2. A Translation of .kristotle'S Ethics and Politics; comprising his Practical PhilOtophy. Illustrated by Introductions and Notes, the Critical History of his Life, and a new Analysis Of his Speeu lative Works. Secont! Edition, 2 vols. Bvo. S. A View of the Reign of Frederick 11. of Prussia ; with a Parallel between that Prince and Philip 11. of Macedon, Bro. is. AGRICULTURE RENDEREDa BR ANCH otEDUCATION. This day was published, price ss. illustrated with numerous Engravings. A GRAMMAR of the FIRST PRINCIPLES of -/- 1 - AGRICITLTUitE, intended as a Branch of Education for Young Persons, who are likely to pa.s their live. in Rural Occu pations, as Country Gentlemen or Pr.it:ical Enviers. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Author of Prattles! Agriculture, Honorary Member of the • Board of Agriculture, &c. Ste. The Defialtions, Facts, and Principles contained In this small' Volume, if committed to memory during the period of Fducation cannot faitto be highly useful to young persons likely to pass tit* lives in tae country; and to create. in due time, general and en lightened views on the subject of rural improvements, among that class of the community who have the means of making them. Printed for RICHA a o Pato.' es, Bridge-street, London; anti to be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and Dealers in Books. Of whom slay also he had, PRACTICAL AORICULTURZ ; or, A System of Modern Hus. bandry, by Dr. Dickson ; in 2 vols. 4to. price £4 14s. Sd. boards. The Faiths c it% Kai. It ?MAI, containicy the busines. on all kinds of Farms during emir/ munch of the year, by Ardour Young, faqi price its. in boards. MODERN PATRIOTISM. This day was published, prier 2s. 6d. I'HE PATRIOTS and the WHIGS, the most DANGEROUS ENEMIES of the STATE. By IRVING BROCK, Esq. Second Edition. In which is recommended a new and more' efficient mode of Warfare. Printed fur J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Curnhill, opposite the Royal. Exchange. This day was published, very handsomely printed, in Our Volume ' Post Octavo, price os. in boards, VOCAL POETRY; or a Selgct Collection of English Songs. To which is prefixed a new Essay on Song Writing.—By JOHN AIKIN, M.D. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard. • Dr. Aikin understanding that a new edition of Essays on Song Writing, with a Collection of Songs, &c. has just been published with his name atinen.d, by Mr. Evans, of Pall-Mall, finds it ne cessary to declare that he has never been consulted on this repub lication, and has no concern whatever in it. COOKE ON TINEA. This day was published, price 10s. 6d. royal avo. boards, APRACTICAL TREATISE ON TINEA cAPrris CONI'AGIOSA, with its Cure. with an at tempt to distinguish this Disease front other alfeciions of the Scalp, and a plan for the arrangement of cutanermi appearances, according to their origin and :::.went, including an Enquiry into the Nature and Cure of Fungi Htmatodes, and Nevi Ma-• tern; the whole t xemplified by Cases. By W. COOKE, Surgeon. Printed for the Author, and published by C. Cradoek and W. Joy, No. 32, Paternoster-row. This day was published, in 4to. price sewed, A LETTER to SIR JOHN EDEN, Baronet, Chairman of the General quarier.Seesiontr of the Peace, for the County of Durham, from the JUSTICES of the PEACE, acting within the South West Division of Darlington Ward, in the said County. To which are added, Copies of Letters which have passed in a Correspondence with the Custos Rotuloruni ; and other important Papers, relating to the Dollen of hi. Office. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees and Grine, Paternoster-row ; and W. Miller, Albermarle-street, London , and E. Charnley and Son, Newcastle. A New and improved*EdiLion of CULPF.PPER% ENGLISH HERBAL, by Dr. PARKINS. This day was published, embellished with many Copper-plates of British Herbs, beautifully coloured on fine Medium Paper, is. 6d. boards, or Demy Paper, pla;o ss. bound, 1 'THE ENGLISH PHYSICIN ENLARGED, with 369 MzeLlano made of English Herbs, never before published, containing a discourse on Herbs, a method of Physic to preserve H:alth —to which is added, the Family Physician ; and a i.re.ent for Ow Ladies, &c. By Dr. PARK! NA, of Grantham. London : Printed for Crosby and Co. Stationer's-!curt, Pater ,osrer-row ; and sold by all Booksellers. • - . RI C ARDSON's 'I M MOVED SYSTEM of SHOW l' HAND. This day was publi4l,e.l, the Fourth Edition, price Si. hoards, A NEW SYSTEM of SNOttT HASD,by which more rtAy be written in one Hour than id one Hour and a Half by any other Symeni, l :wkielt 14 dernonstrattid by a fair Com parison : also a Method to determine the Learner before he be gins, whether he cau u w a Speaker or not. By SANIVEL RICHARDSIN, Late Teacher at Liverpool, Chester, Ste. London: Printed fur B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Pa terrtniter-row. Where may be hid, Cro,by', Complete Gazetteer of England and Wale; or, the fravtller's Guide and Companion, neatly printed in 18mo. Ss. GENUINE AND CHOICE OLD PORt WINES, FINE EAST- 1 INDIA MADEIRA, SHERRY, CHAMiIitIGNE, :BUR GUNDY, AND SICILIAN WINES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By Mr. ROBINS, At the St. Alban't. Tavern, St. Alban's-Street; PaIL Mall, TO-11ORREtW, at Ten, in Lots, ABOUT THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY DOZEN of fine flavoured OLD PORT WINE, of choice vintages, the principal part of which has, been in 'bottle aeveral years; twenty dozen of very fine aist-itidia Madeira; fifty dozen of fine old Sherry , thirty-five dozen of choice Sicilian Wine, se lected by an Officer of Distinction during his service in the Medi terranean. Likewise about ten dozen ea Champaign and Bur gundy. 'lite whole the genuine property of Ahe Gentleman on whose account it is sold. Catalogues may be had at the St. Alban's Taint ; at Garza- Way's ; and of Mt. Robins, Warwick-street, Golder-uptare. - - _ NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn in JUNE, I.TAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, re spectfully inform the Publie, that Twat - a - 3 and SNARLS for the present STATE I.OI"EER.Y . are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCRANGZ. The Scheme is on the same Improved Plan as the last, as to Number of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. ard presents, in ad dition to the £200,000 of Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, Of 100 Whok Tickets each, Which are to be given to the Four Tickets of the First Number drawn a Prize above Al 5. Letters, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.—Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India , Bonds, Exchequer Bills, an dl description of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission.