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This day was published, Ie 12 ,n. price 4:. bound, the seventh Edition, corrected and improved, of jjISTORICAL and M ISCELLANEOUi KA. QUESTIONS for the Use of Yireog People, with a Selection of British and General Bin - raptor, dte. BY RICHMAL MANORAL MIDDLESEX MEETING. AT a MEETING of the FREEEIOLDERS AT of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, held at HACK NEY, no the 9th Instant,—lT VIAS Resovrittti That in a Petition presented to and entered on the 'Jour nal, et the House of Commas no the 6th of May, 1791, it was averred, and offered to be proved at their Bar, that 154 individuals ( Peers ant others), did, by their nut, authnrit). appoint or procure the Return of It 7 Members eon' 11.1 o4 • feselOsiye of those from qcotland 1. who were thus enabled it, deride all questions iu the name of the %%bole people of l;reat Britain. GOLDEN•LANE 11ItITIS.1 ALE and BANKQIDE BREWERY, Auction Mart, East Countr) Dock, sun. fey Institution, Kent-street Improvement% Vauxhall and Strand Bridges. Hope and EnglelnsuranceCompanlesSkatcs. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. klt HARD NEEDHAM, At Garraway's Cotrae-hang, 'Change-ulleh Cerra if , cal ERIDAY next, at Twelve o'clock, SEVERAL SHAREi in each of the above CONCERNS. Particulars at the _place of sok 1 and of Mr. Needkato, Nu. 10, Brad -street. Royal E %change. . . . and THREE FOLLOWING EVEN INGS, will be presented a New Deuce (composed by air. Grim&ldi),calk-d TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS; nr, WHO airs MEll OUT? - - Printed fur fur Laffignam, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row. London; and J. Hunt, Wakefield. Principal Characters--Mesors. Atttin, Bristow, Sitapsow, Soaker, and Miss JAW. Mr. Rees will sing a Cosmic Song, valid ' John Ball's Wooden Horses.' After which, a n-w llnderptinalc, with new Music, Steller'', Dresses, and Dec 'rations. railed CASTLES IN TILE AIR ; or. CoLosasts s Colmar. LAUGHING AGRICULTURIST. • • This day were published, By STOCIDALI, don. 41, Pall Mall, PURSUITS of AGIMIILTURE; a Satiri cal Poem, with Notes, Cantli 1 and 9., price IL 6d. each. See the high character of this Work in the Monthly Re view for July. TRAVELS in PG RTU riAL. Translated from the Pr-rich or the Mk de Chatelet. • II) J. J. Stockdale t two •OlUlees, plisses, 171. " A mum complete Work oa the subject of Portugal has never appeared." Reviews/a EMU EW of the POLITICAL STATE of EUROP 4s. This is one of the most extraordinary and interesting tudici pations of Political Events that has ever been pen:lured That in a Report lately presented to tale said Route, it appears that a bug e proportion of the Members thereof are acemen and Pensioners, dependent .in s'oe Crown. That in a Petition presented to tie said noose. and entered on its Journals. on the 9th of December. 1790, It was averred. that " seats thereto were as noterissoly rented and basest as the standings for Cattle at a Fair," which asser tion was then resented In that /hose as " seandaloars and ll bettoas." Bat when Lord Camilereseh was, on the 11th of Slay last. :teemed of basing sold a Seat, he was screened frogs, pinishment on the plea of the extreme notoriety of the predict r a practice which various of its Members unblush ingly .11141ifird. That when Seats in the Commons Meuse of Parlia ment hre boileht and sold, the people, their laws and liber ties, are boned and said. That while these corruptions enotinue to exist, the Pen pie are deprived of their lawful share of the Gaverninent, bv Representation in the Coin nous House of Parliament. sibich share his been usurped by a corrupt and unemestitc. Gomel otiterchu . of Roroefk-moagers. Thst Reform on Uonsiitutional Principles meow-aro is In hope that the expences, disorders. and liimulti astied k Elections would he avoided—the Rights and Libenies of the People seeurA —fern related—thenrequal and grievows depositions of Ike Propel . , fax removed; and future bartbens proventA —Corruption then would be no loager accessary, aim* lop avowed to be itemiser) for the administratiau of publicar.irs. That the King and his People have but one interest, bet B trough-non en have an interest separate from each, nod i•dmic it to both ; and as a complete /Worn ill the R-- ' presentation is the only means of destroylog the corrupt in listener of tee latter, in it is panicularlv reeakite in these twee for the preservation of both Klee and Peupte. This the Thanks of thi's Meeting be eiven to Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. for callineoll the liou-e to sake bun col-i -slet's/too she necessity of Ref'iwin in tow fteffrienlation; that bele requested to ranee his motion virtu in the pv.rt Masten. dud that me reconsmend to Candies. Cities. large 'roma', and /trough, to twess the subjed-on the attestioo of Ike Rouse of Consomme, 6; respectful and earnest Petitions. • It was msve 1 and secoaded that a Peti 0.41 h • prestmtott to tier Ila iourahle flu Ise of Com nom. which Petition Is .viug h-en read ant agreed to, it was resolved— That the Petition now read be signed by the S:ierit; and Preeholders ' and delivered to George Byng, Esq. to be preorntisl to the Goose. )'hat. George 11.iig aarl IVillians Mellish, Emirs. our Representatives in Parliament, are hereby instructed to sup pins the same. That the Thanks of 'his lleetinghe Keen to Gen. Bing, Esq. one of our Representatives. for hi; general eon Wet ia Parliansent, and for his efforts in favour of a Conitiiutioaal Reform in the Representation.—(Carried unaniin That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Joshua Jona than Smith, Esq. and Claudia, Stephen Ikowe, ER the !lies Sheriff of the Comity, for their attention to lite Free holders, in so pramptiv csilinr this Meeting. Am' their impanel con.luct lee the Chair this day.—(Carriedani nitn.edly). That an A ddrers to his Majesty be now mined considered. ' Ti:.. to the King having bees read; Ir was REsat.veo VOTES FOR MIDDLESEX• Valuable Freehold Ground, Hoctoo and Tottenham.—By Mr. RD. NEPA/HAN', at Garraway's Coffee H Corahill, ea FRIDAY, Aug. at 12 o'clock, in Three 16 , 45, TIIREE Pieces of FREEHOLD LAND, si • -. taste in Tottenham Marsh, nod two Freehold L le of Gronnd forßuilding on, situate in Hyde-place and Branch place, Dear the Einem - Iry Branch. Homon-lieldo. Particulars may be had of Mr. Needham, No 11, Broad rtreet, Rot al kachange, wbeee a Plan of the Land may be Men. Principal Characters. • Pantomimical--Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway ; Pero, Mr. Hartland; Natal° 111 r. Booker ; caperini, Mr. Hunt ; Pistol, Mr. Conway; Pegs Olio C Mr. Simpson ; Wits (the W A tclnattl, Mr. Oladill ; TIM Equipage, &las ses,. innev, Sutton. Sdlii , lBBl. Tur.ber, Lebrun. Morelli, itr. and t't.is; It (with singing), Mr. Orisnaldi Panialloa, Miss • ier %n.ar • Misses J. Brows, Vieen, Sin)thies, a sal .1. tfersni. I and Uolwalsisse, Mks Brown. Vocal—Genius, Mr. Broadhurst ; Sailors, Mears. Ppm, F Sitlip•oll, &c. Sailors' Lasses, Mrs. Wilson, Misses 'jar I, Lever-, &C. And (in c of the very great curiosity it has • krill the (;rangy Scene of Illuminated Fouutaim of Real 1 l'aicr, exhibited in the 17natik Harlequin. Li the Pantomime a Grand glee, in honour of the late 1 ord Nielson, to besting by Me.srs. Pone, lsaa.cs, Conway, .Misses J. Brown, Sheen. Wik•bil. &C. OSIOINAL COACH OFFICI : , SWAN WITH TWO NECKS INN, LAJ-LANE, LONDON. MINERVA OFFiCIE. The following Royal MtvilCaaei;:;atal other Carriages, set out from the above Inn, viz. nRISTOL Royal Mail Coach, ott a new and LP improved Plan, rallies Two Outside P:menger, oa Strings, through Marllvoritu4it , Chi ppewham, and Rain, e , o-r v Ir.venlita, at Half-plot Sevea o'Llock. Sunday*, Quarter be litre Six. _ A Burleague Ghost Duet. Tn cowhide nith a Grand Pas a l'Opera, b% Messrs. Gri- t nal& and llutland. Atid L .oney's Lamentation for Miss 11..r4ers A.: in- And Nem. Con. or Conk and Snip's !Air ti; ru 'tog by Mr. Grimal•li. Also, a Quartett.. I 3aricaiura, culled Cut and Come Again; or, the Clown's Ordinary. The Entertainments to conclude with a new Grand Aquatic nalic Komance, with new 3lu.ie, Scenery, Dreams and Decor.itious, called TUE WILD MAN. This day was published, In Three soh. price 1.55. sewed, 'VIII: AGE WE LIVE IN ; by Louisa Sid_ nev -St:v:11111pr, Author of the Bandit'; Bride, &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. I.eadeshall-street; Where may also lie had, by the Pa me Author, MONT R R ASIL AB BEY ; or, Maternal 'I. vols. Rt. STRIKING LIKENESSES; or, The Votaries of Fa ebbs, 4 volt. 18s. - to the Frew. and tpeedily will be published, CELIA IN SF.ARCII OF A HUSBAND, V vob. Beo. TNIRD EDITION. BATH Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plan, tarries Two Outside Paysengers, on Springs, through Marl borough and Devizes. ev •ry Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clot k, Sundat s. Quarter Isiifore Sit. PLvtsouta Royal doll Coach, on a new and improved Phia, carries Two Outside Pas-engers, on Springs, thiNnigh B iih, Taunton, Welllwtoo. mil Exeter. every Evening at Half-past Sevea °Thick, Sonia ss, Quarter before Sic. EXETER Royal Mail (*oath, oil a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers. 041 Springs. through Bridgewater and Wellington, every Eveuiug at Half-past Seven o'Cloek. Sunda's. Quarter before S. ETICTeII Royal Mail Coach, ou a new and improved PI iii, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Salisbury, Dorchester, Bndport, and Henitnn, every E v eni ng at Half-past Seven &Cinch, Sundays, Quarter before Sig. FALMOUTH Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two ()Guide Passengess, on Springs. through Oak hanaptim, Launceston. Hod Truro. every I:sening at Half i.ast Seven o'Clock, Sundol. Quart( r before Sit. l.tvgaeoot. [Loyal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Coventry, Litchfield, Newcastle, and Warrington, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Suala)s, Quarter be fore Six. - -- Principal Chartetres--- Primer of the lbland, Mr. Bartland ; 311u1 t (a Mu •1 b, Mr. Ridgw.iN ; Burt'. (.i Itirtia,i). Mr. Pane; An.cl.an ht Penaant). Mr. Hr.:id nr-, ; Al.utitias.an (a Slate), \lr. Haut ; Sett of the Prince, 1.1, jeffer.r, ; Dun Qui tote, \lr. Cow. ay : S inch() l'auc., Mr. /Ices • gold Man. Mr. ; Miss Jeli n( ; and Be rne (Makia Ward), Mi.,. J. B. u „ The la4l Scene as R E I. %VAT I.R. CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, 4 vols. limo. SixTti RO AIME OF TIIE BERRI() ES, by Francif Whom, E•q. 3 ♦oh. MIN ER VA OFFICE. This day was published, to 2 yob. 42 no. wice Ten !Ilion*, sewed, GUISCARD; or, The Nlysterions Accina lion, by Horace Vere. . ?rioted for A. K. fiewrna.i and Co. Leadenhalt-street, nirre may be had, just published,,an d sold by all Hook yeTler., CHAMBER OF DEATH; or, The Fate of Rosario, 2 vob. 9v. "MAN Al BE IS ?MT; or, lierrinprong, 3d Edition, 3 vok. t9r. - Doan to he opt , ' at half-p,t t five, to begin at half-past six, pb ices kept till Irsit-past seven. leases 4s. Pit its. nailer. , IN. PI lees r,:r the Bove.' to he t Ilk en at the Wells. frost nine to four. Books of the Songs to be bad at the Theatre. . . . 111 11 TWO ENORMOUS SERPEN rS, TO BE SEEN ALIVE, SINICLAIR. by Mrs. Piikingt , m, 4 vols. I!. MON fr. VIDSO; Yr, The Officer's Wife syd Der bister, 4 .oils. Ib.. _ _ •N't 71 ti. VI. PICCADILLY. COROCIL OF EAGLE-STRILET. rirlWo SERPENTS of the specieg termed 1.. BOA CONSTRICTOR--or DESART SNAKE— the, Ism coospiessusfee Size sad Strrisith of o il Re plik,— sal ePrtaloly the LAIVIESr sgapENTs EVER SEEN' AL IYE IN EUROPE. I J ACKSON's tRAVELS IN AFRICA, lately psI:J kh. d, is entetaierd the Isliewin: Account of this fermi i.laVe At:i teal, which seems. free the _Accounts of Naturalists; int terkte, sea 11vvelsn, to be known alike in AFRICA and in ASIA:— LUCKY KSCAPES: or, Systematic Villainy,' wolsass. isMIKIIIIITON•PRIORY, by Csabrielli, 4 vols. 11. Id vieagents Royal Mad Coach, 00-a aew and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Patveugers, on Springs, through Northampton, Leieester, Long ittio.mgh, Derbv, Ashboarn, Leek, mid goecieslield, every Evening at Half past Seven o'Clock, toga) I, Quarter before Si it. HIES. Royal Mail Conch, on a new and improved Plan, through Dimmable, Stones Stratford. Coventry, Duo church, and Coventry, every Afternoon at Five o'Clock. CARLISLE Royal Mail Coach, no a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, tit n Kish hiaitchester, Otiosity, Preston, fintitarg, Lancaster, Kendal, Slum, and Pearitit ever% Evening at Hal-past. Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quieter before Sit. NOR w tee (by Newmartet l Royal M Coach, on 3 rift and improved Plan, carries Two Out.ile l'a•Pericric oa Springs. through Newmarket. Bury, and Thetford, every Evneing at Half-past St vim &Clock, Suoiluy t, Quarter be. fore Six. •" The ROAD. nr DER.IRT SNAKE, is an v , rwrysu " .1 'ander, fr m bored, t.. eigit4 feet long—oust as !kick as " s Vaa's Datil!!! rhos lah.thitint of the Dwarf it not " n omens, taimexh it is not no th:t aerwant the lees destroe " ti e. TMe velocity .f the BO All is such, Nat it is impos .4 ecrepe it. (his Soo-pent will twist itself reload an " U r or a Tsger, and crushing Ise hones by Its etwornwitel " m isealoie ful h—swallows the bud., of seen one of these " la 'is Animals whole!!! After winch it lies for some days " CO .nplrtrly tnettoakas, with its body in a suite of peeler " nr weal ihtwesion —ulna the food be perfectly digested.— " 11 so of s'iese Neuters stationed them-elves a few pears, at o near the R io.l Irons the C•ty of A1.11(0. CO to rF.- “ 31) r—ibe. were both young—aid about tifienly "fa twig—ow • 111 w n was Lillail—hat thr other prinsated " 11 - aselliers Iron passing flat Rio.sil tor many - - - • Tbat-iitisCourt has ini alreidy deterralletl to preseht a Pe tition to the !lathe of Cominnni, any further Petition or Ad dress Is at prtsrat answerwary. That the above Resolutinos be sigr.ed by the Sheriff, and published in t h e Newspapers. JOSHUA JONATHAN SMITH, Sherif. cLAumus srEesism HUNTER, That the Tlstak% of this 4 •etes‘ b• etrea to *tier Cartwright, for hi- perseverance aid ability in the rause of Parliamentary Reform. r;2W - ICH (by Ipialchl Renal Coach, on a pew awl improved Plan. to carry • Tsvo tlutsii.s. an R' rite through Chelmsford, Colcheiter, Ipswkh, and Seboie Ln, every £% wing at Half-past Seven ollock, StPubivs, Quarter before Silt. Exits% Mercury Coach. through 13s•ingstoke, Blandfor,i, Dorchester, Bridport, and Donnas, every Morn ing at Four &Clock. LIVICRPOOL Machine Coach, through Coventry, Birmiqg. boas, Litcltliela, Newcastle, Congletoo. Ktunsfoni, and War. rington. every Afternoon at Si r °Thal. M socilevrsa elegant Past Coach, called the DEPt•• AN CF. to carry Fhir Italie, only, travels equally as fast as the Mail, through Northampton, larborough, Lche e ,ter. Loughborough. Oerhy. A%!itinarn, Leek, anti Macclesfield; Mery Afternoon at a Quorter hefore Three o'Cl..ck. Mimesis's's& Censivulli. Coach, thrmigh Northampton, Havb.ivoogi, leice&v, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbourn, and Boston, at Twelve o'Clock. at noon day. Cit.ascolT.Ebt moonouutt, and PoarP►rsie[ Coaches. CARi.ISLC Pad Coach, coiled the D EFL A BC e s throu•;h Manchester, Chodev, Preston, Garstang. Laaeasser, Barton, Krodol, %hap. and l'enrith, every Afternoon, at a Quarter before Three o'Clock. iiALLAN'S ANTIIIII.IOIIIS VILLA, Invented by EDCARD Hf.LLAto , Sorreos and Apes teritv, late of Burn tit. Ettolunds. • T 1 ,ere is no doubt that it was a Serpent of the BOA species whit la for so to my days obstructed the man o toe Roma.' Arts v tinder the great R FAULUS, near !lie River ilegrade, ia 6.i:a —the Aim of vs nich, measuring 12 t lest i.. length, : was. carried to &Lames—am! it is believed to be of the sperimi will the immerse. Scrp.mt called the ANACONDA, found 110 Island of CEYLON. tilt tau +lcebergs oust presented to the Polder, weir taken in January WI, by konie Imelda !Inns, r 4, in the De sert of airadsiran, in BEN AL—the you.i.e.o of them was bat n few days old, and vinee iuereased incredible rapislity to the siz • of upward , of 10 feet itt length, and 14 laden In clreenifereisce—bat the larger of theirs Ir.'s more nes FOuRTEF: Nfld:meg when taken. It is thoubt by mans Naturalist- who have viewed them, that dies will c.pntinue to increose in size until they attain that 'minnow bulk which is stated in :11r. Jacksou's Travels—aspi iu 11r. Shiva's Zoo • logy—in the Sd volume of which wII be foitod a Description of Ibis surprisiug Reptile. ADMITTANCE ONE SIIILLING, From Ten o'Clock in the Monsitig till Dusk. FRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS. This Day was published, in 6 vols. 18am. Price 11. Is. stitched. • . Safe and eleigant isreparation is justly es teemed for its agreeable and certain operati by hieh it effectually removes all Inaction or Olt-traction of the Stomach and Roods, whether arising from Bile, Indi gestic)°, flatulency, or Coll; sickness :at Stom.icS. Head &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other cru dities retail. ed in the intestinal caaal, and acts as all alterna tive to the ssstem generally. Free from :say antimouial or mercurial preparations, it kat all times )40,4 and has been giveo with singular good erect daring Preptanc). Its *cam' is particularly (idapted to Persons of Hilious H ibits, and those of sedentar, lives. where a iilllrient anti in of the bowels is not kept op. and crudities retained in those organs are ftvque:itly pro Iu lag hemp-aa 114, Languor, and giddiaeas, or a sense of weariness awl orpressi 4. " Heinove the cause, the effect must cease. A siutle trial a i;l fully convince the ?Aleut of their eIS. rar%. The worst caws of Bilious or Sirk He id Arl. a•e certainly remised by t single dose, and is a morn .rier time than could he credited, hut from experience. Th•• P it prirter tnio.s it proper to remark. they will he found u t mils to act a itaout pain air uneasiness, but to leave th • after View imin-aiate minus ceases. Gee from ran costive state which geaerally succeeds the ()per .t of I t yative use. diemes. Sold Wholesale and Retail by SHAM and CO. am the Foot-way, No. tie., St. Paul's Churen-yard, London, Price per box. 'DON QUICHOTTE DE LA AIANCHE, iraduit de l'Eapagnol de Michel Cervantes, par Flu ran. Embellished Stith t n enty -four Engrav jogs. Re -pprinacd from the Stereotype Edition of Didot the Elder, of Parh, for Didier and Tehbett, 75, ht. James's-street. Or whom nsay be had, VOYARES D'ANTENOIt EN (iRKCE ET EN AS I E. a% ec de, Nutioas for l'Egypte, Maauserit (;rec tonne It Herculaneum. Traduit par E. F. Limier, Rettige et tni a la purtee des Jeune3 Persoones, Par Madame Wautbier. Enrichi de Notes d'apres les Nleilleun Aotears.d'isoe Carte de* Voyages, et de Plaudits inc Noveasz Skej ets, is o sob. boards, price 13r. A. these !tiara:ll4 are certainly net venenseat, and arc an liarmlees and imilleustbe that the Keeper can play with them like a Child—the most timid Perms any approach the cage , taTi. h thrg are safely cessped, without Lie smallest &sugar Ol.1) AND SUPI.RI()R WINES. QPENCER, and PERKINi, 115, Newgate -100 street, Importer. of Wise for m i t wards of 40 yPar., of which Ow% Italie adopted that al :sirable mode of mai oradog u large Vat.. of.; sad 46115) Gailons contents, as is prie tiwit in tiertnans . and otlwr places ab.oad, by is hi, :i Oen. Wines are so improved in flavour, aid their cordial qualities retained, that they are not tail . . a delicious liquor to t:ic pa late, but grateitahto the stninarhs of nervous habits, and the .user mad infirm. Their stuck of Old Port, and Nlattrira, &c. is upwardsof 41,701 Bottles. mid 14,01 U (talk)°, in Vat , and yaks, bit which they are ciabled to keep Wear t.i gre at ages, witiels then 5-11 on the most moderate term,. lir r ady mower. Not less than a Dozen sent to auy part of the town free of expeuce. Their Curiae brandy, and Jamaica Rum, they keep hi Vats, and to great ages. AROMATIC SPIRIT a VINEGAR, (the Original Invention of Mr. /lENILY, a.d bruutit by his succesove improvements to the hlthest perfectiou) cong eries tp he prepared and sold by THOMAS amid WILLIAM HEN II 1 , C hentists, Muncoester. This a f irrea . ..le perfumed Liquor is composed of highly con rentrateil Vior4ar, Joined with the mist pleasant Aromatic, and elcariou, Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour renders it es tres'els grateful and salutary la (lead Achs, Fainting!, and in al! Places of Public Resort; (as Theatres, Courts ofJuss Ike &c.) as it eohnieract• the had t [feels of heated and foul Air. It is also the hest Antidote a,;:shast the hafection of all Contagious diseases. AS there arealany spurious anil inferior Imitations, nailer tie same amid similar names, some of which are fallarinusly trptesented as improvement', the renue,ted to observe, that the names of Tilt) al Ai and 1V 11.1.IAM: II LN H V. Jain hewer ' are engiated oo cads . coop, rued moaned in this glass of ends bottle. The ARON! ATIC SPIRIT of vivEnAtt. Price is • %J. (stamp inclaiNsit) Is sold wholeente ant retie:, by no.= Ir,, ant Biro, Vorkspor-strect. (thy unl. Azcnts in i,ottlost . aut intivt{l t t hel'roprieserss) whew mat he had. litivesof Cocuelian, Crysta!, HRPIRVIS CALCINLI) 11.1(iNvo. %, In bottles at tit tid. and larger, with gloss stoppers, at 4s. ta:s; their =um baits as the stamp. L F. GUI DE DES EN FANS, cm Porte-reedit de Morale. &e. with Engravings. Illaso. hoar*, Sr. bd. A lIREGE DE L'HISTOIRE DE FRANCE. at Mange des Josses Gera, abeted. Vs. 6d. LA CH AUM I ERE IN fiIENNE, par St. :Pierre. leaso. boards. Vs. PAUL ET VIRGINIE, by ditto, ditto. 11. . A GRAIIIM•R of the FRENCH LANGIJACIBs.ar, A new Method relearning to speak and write the French, oo a tiaeoretic, practical, and regalarly pros:realer Plan; in which the Cassius of the Lamer, amp is completely explained and esemplified, by comparing it with that of the Loglish. Intended for the 1.1. e of Schools, and adaptc.i to the Capaci. tic. of private Schnlan of all Ages and of either Sex. liv L'Alsbe Grandmoitet, Professor of the Freo ch Lneiguage and Relies lettres in Caroline College, Brenswi ek. 1 vol. royal hvn. stitched, as. Fur an esrellent Character of this Work see Altar/try Pa norama for February, 180 S; L'Armiligu, o. 1 , om. LA GEOGRAPHIE ANCIENNE L'OMPAREE A A LA SIODERNE, l• l'Usage des levees Gan. In this eleinemary ‘Vork am lent Geography is compared with ran. diem, in *nervy Tables • accompanied by an Historical Ex ',tamable of each Tab le, and a large Map of the Roman Empire. Par hl. Wonkier. Second Edition, calf, lettered, 10s. hd. HISTOIRE SACREF., (a new Abridgement of Sacred History, in French, for the LW of Youth), %s nit 21i hates anal a heap. shewing (Sae Division of the Earth amoog the Children of Nash and .their Descendants. Also Analytical Tables of the Patriarchs. Judger, and Kipp, of Jude and I Israel. 1 rob. 18aso. halt:banal, as. LE NOUVEAU LA BRE FERE, ea les Enfans Bien- Ouvrage Clalsique, divisE en trots Parties-1. La Morale; V. la Vertu; 3. la (:ivilite. Par Pierre Blanchard. Orue de Qaissze Gravures en 'I roille• Donce.-2 vols. in 1, !two.. Second Edition, half bound, risao. .ss. 1:01.1"11 PE ; (a new and complete System of Heathen Slythology, f a the Use of 1 outh L with Tables, and 14 rots. 18sno. half brand, coat,. as. LE% HOCIIETS 11101:. AUX as. Moral Tales in easy. French Verse, for Youth. ,Jy !11. Monger. With i t ; plates. 1 vol. 18mn. halt Imorol, roar., ts. LES AV ENTU ILES Dt; TELE.IIAQIJE, avec uo petit Dietionoaire M.thill..gique. par Niehulas Salmon, avec Gravure. et ottelbarle, t vol,. fine paper, (-Alf, tilt, ILO. 0 1 110 , emanion paper. 14 1 vol. calf, tiered, ss. _ - - ZADLO, .0 Id Us ll4lo'. Hiaaire Orieu ak. Par M. de • Yuhake. Nouvelle e;dttiuu, acne de Quatorze jqbes lira- Ares. riff, vb. Is. this., as iileards. its. 6d. SCONII).rt OK, IJ VIM HUM AINE. gat Systeme de Vor..le. par U. Nitgal, awe tk Usa iiravures, 1 vul. 18ino. Ilallr. , uhd. CH! (AEU% k ..!CIDENT. Coate. par M. de Bouffiers, •0140....‘ *elle • COI , tt OE R , U,fs ILIUM, par U. Rollin, 4 vs& Way. ititdied, II lie. MA"Cllldlt►Y Y. IT is touch to be re4retied, but in4lisput4bly certain. that mans persons of hsth sects are deterred from entering into the married state. hr infirmitieh which delicacy forbids them to disclose t awl there are nut a few, who, being already married. are rendered miserable. for want of those lender pledges of mutual lore, oithout which. happiness in Ibis state is, at least, very precarious. It bm, keen ascertained beyond doubt. that these circumstances are or, weaned by a Feueral or partial relaxation or weakness ia either seat and ass equally certain. that the grarii.se AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL . . are the bast. if not the only remedy for this species of When taken Into the stomach, thee immediately dif foie themselves, like a vapour, through every pare,'pristiocing edects, at once delightful, baltstar), sod permanent. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, the eirculatinn languid, aad the families paralysed, these Lozenges are timid to gi.e tom to the nerves, exhilarate the animal silirils, invierate the body, and re-animate the whole man. %Schen nverssion rzyrciie, Ins or depravlls of appetitr, assi pallid eisunte. mance, indicate approaching con-umption. the delicate fe male will be preserved, and restored to health awl warts-. by the benign Whinier of this medicine. When the delis siiins of imagination, or the force of bad example, have tempted tiaguarded youth into the dangerous lahvrinths is secret debilitated his or impaired his un derstamliag, these Lozenges will protect him from liitier lug diyca.e, the infirmities of premature old age. and a wretched dissalu ism. W ham by he unifies -banquets, copious libations, Paphian exceses, and midnight revels, the son and daughters of ilissipatints has. brought lal theinselses debility, relaxatina, and a loug trails of wain,* complains, there Lineages isiH re sire health and vig re to the debilitated frame, amid eiteertaloess and animatios to the mind. TDE Alt.Oll %TIC LOZENGES OF STEF.I. arerpree plred And sold nst the Invemor, Dr. %enate S. Ludgate-hill; 414,, by Appointment, sold at (iieen'v, 998. Ozterd- tree,. 'sear Deus -strati Allen, ;6, Oxford-street, nppo4.4te tar P mtheon; Chrtsp, corner of Sluing Gimlets; II s.airh, Strand, meet the Lyceum; Guidon, 451. (:ornhill; B•linsi. 11.1 , al Eirh nge; Stubb,, Sh, Chrapside; Aounrid A t. l :S. . Poreadillv ; Ward, 321. t and se where else 111 law d n,. Price is. per 11 is, Dots is hided. At the ribose place' 1134 v nisi be had, 1)r. St•Wite . ,, Trent cm Female Complaints. Prlee Ys. 6d.; a hooks which aitualu be read by every tuarrkit woluao. Noawicn Nl:whine Coach, through Chelmsford, Sulbury, Bury St. Edmund's, and Schole lan, every Tuesday, faun dab. and Sunda% Anemones, at Four o'Cloek. BMW NGH•M Balloon Post Coach, through Dunstahle, Same v Stratford, D lye itry, Duaeturch, mud Coventry, every Evening at Five o'Cluck. PLYMOUTH Mercury Coach, through Exeter, Newton, lassisen, Totems, Madbary and Plyuipton, every torah. at Four o'Clock. CARLISLC Cornwallis ('oath, through Manchester, Chord ley, Preston, Garnau;„ Lancaster, Borten, Kendall, Soup, and Penrith, every !thriving, at Twelve o'clock. W 'INDIO"! Gooch. every Afternoau nt Owe O . CiOCk. SOUTH 'were' Long Coach, tnrongh liaalagnoke and Wax-Ismer, every Maculae, Suudays excepted, at 4 o'clock. SA M Y Coach, through Basinglaive and Andover, every Moving at Voir o'Clock. BATH and UILISTOL ROYAL Vot.tivinan Post Coach, through 'Marlborough, Calor, and Chippenham, every Af ternoon at a Quarter before Fuse o'Clalk. This Coach Is worked iu a superior style. YARMOUrn New Post ('ouch, through Chef in , fortl; Col chester, Ipso ich, Woodbridge, ruid Yo x Cordon Six ii'Clotk, 'friesday.and Wednesday hlaniings. Pasta - swoon/Wen Light Coach, called the Sci.r-Du rcace, carries only Four 'asides, travels equally as fast as the Mail, theougp t.weh, Guildford, Petworth, Chichester, Bosworth, and Havant, to the Globe ins, Oyvter-street, every Tuesday ' Thursday, and Satarday Moviings, nt a Quarter before' Five, colts at the Bell, tirneeehurcb-nreet. Parcels and Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhampton, 44.,ka1, Chester, Lutterworth, Iliuchley,,Atherston, Tam. 'voila, Stallard, Erchgbotl, Broughton, Bridge:note, Strip. icy, Naptivich, Violet rosy, Chester, Bnuidua. Mousaf..rd, Stra*liain, Newton. ROLUM*IBO. Fiskeduain, Walsiaghani, Chei ' teahion Tewksbury, "P.arcener. neara, Lynu, Danubian, St. Ives, Gloucester, Liresham, Grunbridge, Ilarchtield, Lewes. Cuckfseld, Ucktiel I, Pramp.• (larch, El b, Oxford. I)itealing. •Stroad. Greenfield. t:hippingoortion, Ludlow, Cirencester. Purtsavouth, Portant, (io-por., Canterbury, Lantana-rt. sal enibury, Rol held, Reigate. Banbury, Pont, Chatham, Dover, Tanfwiige, footbridge Wells, Shelfaid, nomershain, Bonham, Mar I)rav ton, Margate, Newbary, Cable, Awai.-en, Carme l:son, Nlelksaain Bridgewater, Peasant?, $1114.t., b 'anti), Peter he l d, W 4 - behave'', New iinven, Br:untr .e stead, hiontivrich. Middiewieh. Dunstable. 11 tiit Last Hothiey, Welch trial. Tilt htietd, Tetbury HO, Seaforth,.Lincoln, Ramsgate. Itorivester, Worthliig Siea. ford, Deal. Cannevier. Derefoid, Maidstuae, l.ced., Nut• tinghain, held, Valasoulti, ( la-g .si, avowal O, Wi c k. ban itilaiket. Lowevtiolfa'Abiagdon, (•'.tringdou. Newtown, ono. Wadebrid.ce Ivy Lridar, i..idie moister. Brains. -hove. Bewdley. Striaintoitth, Witney, Weymouth; nuerney, d Davos. Carilide,neowbrsi e, and Isiirs. By W I LLI AM * A I') ItIIOUSI . rod CO. ••• The Propr scion of the a..ove Ural Lam 'Wand Caro .guva bra leave c. that tar% is ill soot bsi s• tit.l dale for any Parect or Kiciauge whisiev•r, oar for tamara,;ef. lug 4 stt.'s above tar V algae Pomuds, mien t same be entered And pall fir secottllagly nt the time of me Delive• Of au. L.A. hi Parcel, p ac k age , or Pa,. seogees Idepto. to the= Of %keit Agents. * ~0 t • - •• • • • MINERVAOFFICE. This day was pablhhed, •.Io Two vols. Itvro. petty lOs. sewed, Pit E. FALLEN MI MIST Kit, and other Toles, /IL tbe Georso. Wins, by Captain Morvieurue Piloted for A. IL Newman a d Co. Leadenholl-street; where gay. be had, jest pobirsbed, and sold by all Book sellers. OSRICK; or, Modern Horrors, by R. Sieklesore, S vols. Lis. HOURS OF AFFLUENCE AND DAYS OF INDI GENCE, by Miss Oliva, 4 rob. 11. IRISH CHIEFTAIN, by Tbeed. Melville, Esq. 4 val.% SW. CHAMBER OF DEATH; or, The Fate of Rosario, Ansi& lii- MONT't VIDEO; or, The 011eer's Wife sad her Sister, 4 vols. ISs. SINCLAIR; or, The Mysterious Orphan, by Mrs. Pil- Mimeo, 4 vol-.