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Doitstr, Author of the , Peacock at Home. • Ey EDWARD COXE, Esti. of Hamottead HeaTh. prinied for Longman. Hunit, ketsond Orrae, Peernoster-row‘ Of whom may be had, by the same Atuhe::, • MlscstLA*itous .PdtTfti, crown Fyn. price Es ,boar ig. Proposals will be received separately or jointly for both Lists, and Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon appliation at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further parti culars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Office aforesaid, in Pall Mall, any say between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Prnpo• sals for Titiman's Articles, 3tc." But no proposal can be ad mitted after the said 2d day of May, at twelve-o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any, Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf,lhall attend.—By Or der of the Board, R. A. CREW, . Seerfteri. •CXL Mee.ting of the *Commissioners for put executitmlite several Acts of Parliament for. re zys betwer TOnrp and.Uxbridge In the coon and for amending the Road leading fmm Brent li In well Heath through the Parishei of lianwell, . 2, and Ealing, to the Great Western Road, in the •• , a wl for other.purpows, will be held at the Old Hat, ..! F.Orn : r (lately kept by Jonas Fox, deceased), en t:3:h day of April, 1410, at i I o'clock in the tore- C. HILL, Clerk. MOOR'S ILEMEI4I7A GRAC/E, svo. 5%. bound: Edith Nova, prioribus, Auctior et Ent-rdatior, ELEMENTA LINGI,I2E,GRIC/g - neris; ple rurequs, regulis tradita ; brevitatcsua rnetpdrise'fazilibus. Pars prima, torriplecteus partes orationts declinabilo ; et inalu duns in'uttam syliabis eontrahertdt, ex iitin ivzatiurn natant decluctam, et r4ufis udversatibustAdttans: In .usunt Tyrotium Juutorunt Class's Grzede.--Stodio JACOBI MOOR, Printed at the Edinburgh University Pre, for Cadeil and Da , vies, and Ichn Murray, London ; and Bell and Bradfute, burgh. 11;i; day was pphlislied, piloted by ikuslry. in his best Eyle, Cal . floe paper, two voimaset foolscap octavo ( pace Xi Gs. - • - The • Second Editiim clf TiILgEiIE.NTS of the SCIENCE of DOTANY,. - as 2 '. established ,y Liam:nos, ornamented with te4 beatitiail Engraviags, to illustrate all the Claws and Orders of ilia system ; acetimpitired with Inch nnitt.ing and illostra . V.., - faczt as may serve to make the.subjtct more interes•:ng or impressive, aie.l a c : miplete Glosniry of Botanical Terms. 1? this work any allusion to the sexes of pla•lts been car..•• fully omitted, the Author being decidedly of the opinion of tier Wm josses-mss that the allegory of sexes and nup salt of Rant-, evea tf it wrre complete, ought to be discarded, as cnbecoin;ng . the gasavity of men, who, .whilo they search tar trt.th , have too business to indulge the imagaiation, and while they prairss ;give descriptions' base nothing to do with metaphors." Printed for •• Itihn Murray, 52, llert•street, London. • , ; 1 - I !ttN F. DANCING.—PRIVATE TUTTION. R. fi k ,p INS lrgs leave to return his most • - 11 shanks to his Friends and the Public in general, r , patronage he has so long experienced, .r:11.11y c:,lirire a cominuance of their favours. Ladies 1 ~ ,r. l a whn have never acquired this accomplishment, or , h.tve nvx attained the present- fashionable mode, may til e int:sly instructed in the mos: private manner, to qualify,; , the fret :tssemblies, on application at his residence, r ; . nster-lane, Cheapside. ORDI V ANC E U FFIGE,l4pril IS, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY'e ORDN,INCE, do heresy give Notice, This day vtal pobloihed, price si. 6d. brntud. The Thirteeoth Edition, carefulircerrecteth and co:tilde:A.l)ly enlarved of That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or befote Monday, the such day of April instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undkrtake the supply of PIG LEAD, for service of tins Department, for a period of six months, from the 3d of May neat. NEW MUSIC, l',:!.:!shed CLFNENTI and Co. No. 26, Cheapside. ri.v.:o FORTE MUSIC. ,To FLOWER THAT BLOWS, and Fairestisle. 1 .1*".(1 as a Rondo, by J. B. Cramer, 3s. Adair as a Rondo, by ditto, Ss. A Vt• ..r.an Air. Adapted as a Rondo, by ditto,. Is. !r.,;1 Air, and All/ Croker. A Rondo, by ditto, St. :.;!) It's Study for the Piano Forte, in two Books, containing • Tip+ in the different Keys, intended to facilitate the pro . ,T : ,,,e who practice the Instrument, each 151. • Nymph I lereuse, a Fantasia, Ss. 'I Ii with variations, Qs. A specimen of the Lead to be supplied may be viewed, upon application to the Comptroller of the ROyal Laboratory, at Wool wich ; and further particulars, together with the terms and con ditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, auy day betwe , .n the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and en d .rsed, " Proposals for Pig Lead," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said SOth instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither, will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By order - of the Board. R. H. CREW, gesretary. Soria a, SR. o. Prehulio and Pastoral Dance, 18.6 d. Six faMiliar Lessons with favourite Airs, 6s. ~:..~ , .... I‘ Au; ;'y will be published, a New Concerto or the Piano 5. B. ennui.. Selling off uncommonly (:.. , :tt No. 3 Cheapik ;an immense Stock of all kind.% r. , V , F. 1 iannels, Drawers, Ladies' Dre,ses, all in one. , • .„1.-rt., .1 those wanting to buy largely, will find a • • • i.y t a:l7 inspection of these articles. A guan -1.1 I sill., ss. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ; ••,,i ;sing., at Is. per pair; very fine, 15.61. super, ton Jot bow •, 1 s. 9d. fine ribbtd cotton, 2%. td.; ~ F ;* 1 from 10d. per pair ; and other fashionable ;.•,; iterous to mention. . . 4 ; r o,•;..rve, they are at P. ;IDFORD's Hosiery Ware• CheapsiOe, ne..r Bow Church. r OITR HUNDRED f.XTI24 CHANCES. 1 cv:7T and Co. are selling the Tickets . and Shares B . I . ATE. I.OTVEALY, consisting of 5000 Num -7' , 7 :'l 'le to he drawn on enc. Stil of JUNE. .1 his LottJry the ut.ial Prizes , Four Extra Prizes of One Hun !:•trs each, h; which chance will be obtained of a larger 1. • .w::3 gained by a Ticket in any Lottery. Swirl. 2::-ft:.11..ve ',ail the sati AictiOn to divide among the public in the Lee Izqteries. Yi(wy of the great Prizes; at. their Offices, Na 11, l' , ;ll,:ry 1759;, No. 11, Charing-cruse; and Y ..A.Yr•:•• Ho , ',i-creet. • .NEW STA TE LOTTERY,: *lo he Drawn in JUNE, JAZAP.D, BURNE, and Co. Stoik-brokeit. re-; ;) ,, .r;!:illy inform the Public., that TicKers and Smattis r;1•- ; STAFF. I.OTITRY are on Sale it their Oilice,l At. ExCnANCE. ,7 1 .1 ,- I,lc is on the same Improved Flan as the last, as to rf Tkkets, Mode of Drawing, Ste. and presents, in ad _.. to the 122(10,000 of Prizes, • • FOUR EXTRA BF,NntITS,• Of leo Whole Tickets each, are to be Elven to the Four Tickets of the First Number drawn a Prize above sCIS. L t•:..r!, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.—Bank, :!7:1 South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Uscht quer Bills, and every description of Government bought and sold by Commission. BRANSCOMB and CO. ivith their usual Great sucms, Sold in Lontry in 73 Shuts In the preceding Lottery. :.7.: I £20,000 j No. 2, 618 £20,000 a t . 14 ... .5,000 383 ... 1 4 000 S 17. - A.4 each, ... 2,500 3of L'soo each ... 1,500 S! arts of almost every Capital therein ; "arid in Last Year ix of f:20;000, and Capitals to the Amount of • e 250,000, - . • I t -.143 the First .C 30,000, the Last £25,000, and ONLY £40,000 r.r Aarkl; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all rc ,, !ent; are now vtling Tickets and Shares in the NEW ITRY, to he Drawn Rth JUNE, in which there are Four Gr.:^.(l Prizes of 100 Tickers each, • which may produce to • 1,. . . .rlco.otc, told to a Sixteenth, upwards of LB,OOO CO Nlll and Co. again guard the Public against the •••• set forli of their Firm and Claims of the Sale of the ei Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FAC r is, Nit SO!:!, Mal the fortunate Adventurers each J:1,517. los. A. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lou-. c; ,rim • ';111!,I. ;No. HArMARERT; No. 11,Plotaoax ; 2,1(1 No. 2.f . ), STRAND. faLely assert (11,..y divided a Capital which *as hared and Sold to Public as above. ' l .' RNE R, .e I); . ( )PRiETC)It OF I.I.YCKY OFFICP., • No. 1, SKINNER-S . II(VA% P•V Pl' , C; rally' soli] S1:31-esof the Ticket, No. 'he (*.rand P . a.:kyr of 'tickets, width produced 70)1, the Packet of t lee iltio . drtd Tickets, Your , of .4:20,000, in the 1.;,,t Tsar's Lotteries; the first Prize, and 12,719, the his 1 ,te tricot! Sir .3 amt., lirar ‘ seontb being deceased, ';`.• ••• coao . ,:unic , !e to his Friends, the Public, the utip“..:e• Ls: "I'l IF NEW sT. , „TE LOTTERY, • •'r - t 01, DElali Jit: - .e r.( It, by ONE NUM e;t. 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