The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-05 00:00:00

F I I. ' roc .A;i••_- • _ : ff. ): .:..; t, Aito • 44. q 5; ' ;„ ... , : . ,4 At , ~ .j61,..1• 44 ..! . !it . ' . , .. P 4 4i.; •t • 4 .-'•-- ' 4 " ' - ) . .- ~ ,' 01 , t.v4tt, ~ •4 i : • 4.01 4 t/ .. ' ' "' . ...„.. . ' ' • ... .'' ' . (yr;4ittia:di - ' , • • _ . .44 ... ',--- • .. .. .. 6 ~. A' , • • ..I‘, 'Ts .. .1‘ ta • • $ .. . 9 I • • 1 ., . . 4 , . , • , ' 1 I- • ~; ') 41'; Itaia*Ql --- , 4 • ' "1111" '6.pf7.•"1 ?mkt, • ; :• - ~. .e~~u ^r~! ‘ - :# . . 't • • ,&t,41 • •••• • • s F * • • 881.4,.L4.5te , . .1 0 aitsfoi - . 441 7 • • • • : :x_~.~ • rut my, . • -__ _ - • Lt_ • t j~ • 4c - r- - • •1' . Ss . AN, • : . • ••• ; • • •••.` ' IL • 41. • ••=11• - • - •-• • $ • • : •k Aaliaig it 1.106611 11, IM+rC~MsoF i~Nr -`4lOl k iivdal 7./L . s . • I sivaisineß stir. onto', stielfeLlettl. to fig PhD OPP, Eldora* Date Aga 4 Me Iliwaties of botaiiiari urn, , I;is. 6,1 1 , P17 1 1 0. 7 1,. i , 51 Geo. ILL Cap. 16. . 6 " 1 4 ' " Dino AO* 'pot 444 Noltikeisliori i t riat i t ostto P *. 7istipt . tk r if*%. l6,44o ' P4-0:- = , :tovrtatott - i•clitomany....oo4‘ikti*sosatifik,A.deilordbur. N.014,0:44. .OSOOPt GFNUtti ri: - a 7^ , 4141416, 14Prollotit, zigakr_ : • -- - - 111itS1 f felt. 911M i ttillit1UVIcliC of 4d Utak! Vatn."'l4l*.°4 ;E:T/ 77 • i 11 , ttitat X *B. ,47, weeickAit4 el tie aP i d rirkkOlfei l e *BOIT; I:4ottid r llent7 firpt_te .'-• , le IRVIN( / (A .l l> = Of Hie bates Tempt& ^lPrier 4.. 6d. booedin red. ilkikor..7& Se. Pies CkSl4lk s yiril t esti ' 1 441490. Osfoodykiiski 1 milky ala Book- - 16110 rip La the om ie.. • Orgill* n-., ~~ '''-- 417:4 Ibe it Weir, t ens ea t m ai 41 44 life ittornie t yelef .: T t s. Sit A ...moitibisr•f the V., titeit dc the LiturkWthr Mitt b taf 4 11 W fiefirinul Avpooleitth eit Ara 4 .0( ChM. I/ensued principally fon . Yining Sintlest. Oivinitv. • Rr ClP,Oitflli TOWLINE. 0- D F•ft•St.;•••.`:"; nrd Bishop of Liscsin, and Dont of St. Ihur 401.1141 7 ..1ff10te of Wsrt, bell.trati .dttittor Ike . Bible, is printed separate, in Item Prichtd Ifs, T. Bede sad W. Davie', Strand. "i." 102, `Or whose stay be. bt ohe OW Arslitif/f, • RIFUTAOrt at L OW 4ffirt ma. Ti ._ vatic* -WI. I • 2- 1431111411t1 l.iliiii S '~ . 47,61641 -- C-44 iirsi AdIT V CP CM* wait" Viet" . sittfro Ism: *Arm isirest", ~•= the 1 !Mr *ith . NOR II ehe. wistat * l 4-n7OC - ;liitiii;i;iiihat . - to 1 0441 . 11 .70111 autolaketitted, and soliieb • limo ..* 1 Or ittleattlits et 14 am s:z; ride ioesoenilaify cosmacted ith the : awl tomfait af. the , . , .. • V. Itattalkit considered how pewit istal,4ollspommtile po aril. Tito bs no* *tech it forms oar. of the principstitweessarirs ' NM Shoo, not w i‘tistamlitivall ellwomotocee, hoer 41.• It bas bees adtilieratel.; Ptiblie will op. tliewdmiNaloten.be - •aa Ifidgstaltieg.., .1111111flarosoi. - ~. .__, • ••;,--; •- ' ,•;--- ~ . 'ff mg st.t. potat o, . at gottpllSSoo4 l / 24i t t litt is : 0, 1: 1 7 ei t: 1 4 A r A m lth itte l lant ;rev too. are ° rot/minions twat have meowed •451 •iii YaWs of the kingdom. the c ,tsrlastatirinterafiv drawn o 11" that great lout* mast exist- of progeriog tie ankle ge* antler. nooniell he. beentstreadv said and written to subject of ti4a/terated Tras. that Rev furthe r Pitta Piths might illiPePf Itilbrr.. items f 'bat Me ConsP- . b eatOW Calmar noticing the facility o l° I t ir i tg tt aidkolaidt4 It e .no eiveled ' wit* perakeloni . ep''' . cemetitotiot., Sr.+ is ies well 'mown to 407440111 . 1 nod walk" taper to doe *cam, ibeairal iSave.utsetenod, sod jarly. that gewaitse TM i 1 ant Kearns; to . Iht4loollloPliiviciannieohltoerSoliss &dears may br attri. .its .lits swishes .• it Ita• tweissieteritt. • has here 11Y proved ti . the fatal esprsienee of , peoples previous to llie fate • Ten ft ilterellv the wily autrinsesit of thousand. of the areseuimity 5 it U " ;wester to connive the *smock i pnisottove adulteration I to must ..: , ' Opal their conesistrtires s Had it is wit too marts to infer , . • 2 , of the lute alarming Obsesses are attsibelableto this Ti; ~,,, _. , po*littity of. their Tens being 'few . 'red by ii . ~. t kAh inferior article, the Company ENGAGE TO NB • . 4 .; UT NOR SELL ROHM TBS. nor any of shut toile proportion of inferior Tr is which are Re commonly I abed ntterste the better. salt-. their object being In select Nos Ai 41avuotrad Toe, do so every cosigner. Thdli; tits Mg is n brief Nimes of the Company's Teat,; whieb4he Public ;may rely' on being found to mover the de. Seripairio given 5.24 u. . 24u. 1. - brow Conenu. ot 76.1 an eveellect Tea for Families, • alto for H.•l 4i m u t c 0 ir e ,..4,.„... No. t COMillteee WRIT. at ith. 6d. ; superior to loot Green Teen , one selling Of its. Na. 3. Genuine Coastal. at 6s. dd.* a good Tea fit common' purposes. No. 4 Biagio, of 7s. 't R good Green Tea. XO. b. Sttong tinvehong. at la.; as eacellent Black TO. with a fine &deb. ng Savour. Full.noyoured Souchoog.. Na.•S. 'at 1 0' ., and No. 7, at lb.; the .Fry Biwa Black Tras impixtrd scarce). No. S. Culver ; Nti. 5. Pelpse t and No 10. hater Padre; sill ... tit 14s. ends ex ' Tens for fragrance and finvOur. 1a r ferior fli looer p `IV/. Monet or lot Twat thy. at Els., a ifoiol econo- Atto (ire's v a jarniuterjr s•-- .. Fiat H 'ASV flavour, having -f tb. --- •t decidedly hire. ~~..:: 111 " ee,4lken Palace "esti wit v NiestAtett. si t leodc"ito kieloltds4oll,lllllk4iS tooiiirg Voiroilis; 190 144P 6 . •-el f 4 M Air ifortneig 47 . d,;i a bi., wtik. Plirraj/eakfa 4 Fee 4 f*l.:frei -'p Ai rilearriPit jr kind . . is if Belli lit okfiidliMc •I av anti .v - re), dents" Saiffewitir tiiir : railkitibrelklih, irro for Sao grim oforpoutistiqr assforsritogi footiort#,, eggs" Me S ow! Jokers& Am therseiS, at fron t 'Nef eieliatiti Me deli es 'Mick Meg ors teepee. der, Se Me said tiilderheif Meissner, "haute*. Or Ike y...~ • 44 0 5 iltb . tfiliiiiiiii I t seitkoßkominit. Is beardoes 111111111/i ; litt titer . Mot keg Wiling , near. Ioai..IRWPI.EIt. Awd By. phates, Strand. dodo only kW Mind. FAHORRICI wird MARGBItET Ford from rbe German ' by Nibs Elam- Han. intro. price 1,. la bias rdo. YOB; irrisielategi ft , kt ibe Hebrew by .....-411 Smites wok a Preface bad *won. Raudolob, D. D., *toad MMus. twilve. • i . tff • re. '- e ar 1 . De Tittrutai, weeembet. .741 he. oattlished. eared, 1, lett; I'Veet!enof she 1.4 rel Isereeenseit • hendsnorelv eroded to Test; Vars. 4ln. end illastraSei Iv Ins mer •as Views of the priscip,l Badding% aaeisot and so ' dere:, rellsosilf the Orly. IL fel E HiSTGAY et the CITY. of DUBLIN, trate 411 the eutie-t ermines the reietee time; enntainiat its Annals. Abtittairiell. KeclesinFtieal . N hant%, and Charters t ets pee•eoe Easels, Pubikettoildengs lasrintiions. hr. Ta, which are added, itio l crlylikal Notice. of Envie:eat Men, r and ',,vitsos Apptodiees of Its Papist/Mod, Retreats., Caget:. oscrce„stod Literate /. By the tar 10114 flit AR BIM TON, Et. • Deputy Keeper et the Seeped, in Birmiagterwi Tether, The Imo Reg. ;AMES WIIIITKLAW. Aid the 'Rev. R. VALSIt. tt R.I. st. IRetted fee T. Catlett mei . Unfree,. filmset. Leedee J. canri!y o at Publie t and W. Blackwood, :it Ediaborigh. T . , ,1 7/1440 rea A Nal Ilith Amu*. this Wee). inch to aro and !petal conspistaffs. tirely doted, to w tem:ober. • n • • . Inlatest WU clam;amt ma. Slam* shield 41!)* ei lb e i t i ltsg as the Agents erf Molders inksie ileitis , ' are intertnilio the Silk are previously.° procure the fieedeOiewests .1614 Holders; mid the Hearers are raw indiePtiesaity• required to mien, each MU With their usual Signatures, and to write their Nantes and Reid t • de*" at the bottom of mic44eparage List ; and they ate moreover . • 'ine laced to attend the *chequer Bill (Vice for Payinint, Ad to receive the new Bills, and gibe the Receipts Jar is• • - •sens 4. if Meg stf the Holder 'of Me aforesaid Bile Anukt kith* of Wetting ,Purnent of Ike l!rincip4 and frames! p 4.• Woe to ihenaidSSrd day of November, tkey heal fie neconinemialei, en conspnling the Interest to the Defy on *kick May ask tie paid, and leaving Ike emil Bills for eiaminaiion one dad priir thereto. Such Persons as map he deiirous of having new Exchequer Bike in whok or in port of Payment ofPrindpal, upon marking new BM. and mentioning the Amount at the bottom of theft Lida, delivered on or before Thursday, the SIM Nov., maybe accommodated with new Bilk, Favorite to or Order, carrying to Interest of Two-pence by the day, on ratty One Hundred Pounds, which said new Bilis will bear dam Ms said 211 day of November, and will be delivered, together wills the Interest due a. respect of the Bills so desired to be exp. changed, on Y'nesday, the Roth day of 11evember, and Ike fob. lowing days. ma Exchequer Bilk to k issued in exchange, arid made pew Bible to or Order, as abovemeemi atoned, may be either traissferred by endorsement, or will be Paii to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not be filled tip. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to Decensber,lBl7,haelt been advertised to be paid .t f. 2.THK :r .' the late Mi does, by the prise 71. le IS Thil dey was published. to One Voisin Ottawa, priee I. tid. iu boards. the Second of 6"ERMOI S, on-Sekpicts chiefly Precttcal ; with t 7 Illootentitri-Naing. and ulu Appendix. *relating to the Cho meter of 11,E chititch of &Want, as clastiopohined -bah from nutter Ittoseha of be Reforantino. and froa the Modern Church of Moak. . . the Rev. JOHN jP.BII. A. M. R rec., of Abingdon. in the Marv. of Cashel. Printed for T. Ondell nod W. Davies, Stroud. • _ ';.~ DON QUIXOTE 4111.GH&Y ILLU4TRATRD FROM PICTURES BY MR. SNIIRKB. Feit14,4144011t•44 Nettanber, will be ptelli"bed, hand ' TV:earl i t lc F.aur .Veluases tvo.l a ti m it ri i mas a" 't I;gressi.m, of Ihe Min, Rooviht 1 1 / 4 . Pert-sad, fete Cu s, with 'Proof I 'prelims Paps'''. it 4te. 111 niter Edition of iho colebrited WORK of AIL 'emit urr ES is a Ttamiletl:m, partly new. ei: d partly rousted an fernier Yemen , * eu i t mdif t i v forre ..s e u t II w i l l b e einbelli4ted with between 70 mid /3iJ Itournvine.. all of which bore siren exereted ihe Most AislN. a itioed A t tics of this otentrl, from .Pirtiiiir• imi!iteit h t Iliatig; t It A. Ac the eli.borateenit highly i n la bial 'h ese E n . foireinea have been executed, ti ill neeetinotly render she pretests, snitch mote valuable Ono any future eiliti.l2. the Pehii•bess re !teem CO be 'minuted wish ibe transmitted thitnwn the medium of iheJr rerpertive Bookseller', of those Genslerate whn toes , u to porter& 'early lasprrwalt.a. whet, tor C.lpie, will be faithful'', nwpreprilted acesiottiott to the.tl4%. of she ord. re. Printed foe T Cddl and W. Diviesi is the Stetted, it nit s,;.er. u. tbo ROl.l Accldettly, • Sr' This day who poldished. Northrop.lyig r e d is Three Volatile. Octavo, with a Portrait of the Au Orr *. in..honesbobe Tbtrd halibut, revised a rte.', if tils'rORWAL MRlfefftS of MY OWN TlMP..trP..tt In first,. hoe illt-ta Mt Part the Sercurl. from jliatairy nit to Match 1782; Part the Third, from Mare h 17r1 to March 1784. Siv N. W. AMARAL!" Bart. Printed fat T. tiara arid W. Davi , s. Stroud. Of .vr lota Ina. also be had, by the same Author, TII 11 Id fORY of FRANCE. frous Jbe Aeees..istu of Henry ih.• ?hitt% b. 1374, In th. Dead, of Henry the Fourth, in IoIU. Second •..6 vols. /Ivo. priest'''. t%. ia boards. MI:MOMS if thr COUR I's of BERLIN, PRESIORN, W ARS 1 W owl 1144 NA, 111 the Yob., 1777; 1778. had 1719) 6 2... 8... T)trd I , :ditiori, price It;. in b.tards. A TOUR ROUN I) the BALTIC. through Denmark. Awrdea, Fisdaidls 41110114 1 and Prawla; to a Series of Leiterst Foam' Editi la .irreeeted and sagassented; sear. Bs. us bon' , s. ,- 1 ?le folhantog.LlST of f thitstrlVßO MODERN St7l l lool. ROOK fi /nor driitz.ab L ositted in Gooduroon. 11 **oak Tot..ectol% fandllies. hy L Arse In; Hirst, Ken. Orme. and Wools. 99. Patrruo•ier-tow. Landow t of witent•sud of AI Booksellers they may be bad. NM the foil •0 41 MINP• „ 4 = 41,6 * **1 1; A ilk N EASY GRAtiMhAllt der ; the mast ptacti'al Work of .1111 kind esholt I and W. eluding the Arromgementy of the Canoes§ of Vienna. L By the ft v. J. GOLOPIITH. MACK'!" BIBLE, whim id Seinorno f and litiS vplentlit( Engravings, re-publisbed on nit iwptoved wit for levi spensive priq (dediented t by permitninii, to hi Higbnes,tbie Psi& Recrist).• -artrevia.r,Ltlitt.o of the H:l7 Seripbstes, with 4111106...- 41.. WM" do.* ( his ne EXTRAORDINARY BOOIL • • Oa toe 14th of November will he µWilliam', A.t4til i Coriected. Lod . 13otarad TAwasio u slosh sigsselety:of ~it . bre 06110...4 s...stoilog — lebstt sin Are•itint of the APpllettruo itf title Asosholty alsotarte 1793 to Pebra ry s 1818$ together with a cornet List olytfte New Parliament, the Nantes of (be vetwtift, rum*, itadt-..- Liorought fella *ileac* returoeds die number of Voters l each, by *hum indaefmed, &c. kr. of r 1111 E: EXTRAORDINARY RED• BOOK; c.Mtairtmg ft detailed List of all Places, Peril is. Sim• cores, drx., with the various Salaries fond E•iii.tismenis toeing therefrom; the Espenditure of the Civil List up to ISIS; i List of Commisciries and other persons indebted to she with tt complete slew of the Fill:llife and 11.) tit of Great Sri titio ; also *gym Clujeta. Rill •if Rights, Act of itridesneut u and Habeas Corpus Art; the whole comprising the Strongest 11.4) of Evidence to prove the necessity of Itetreuctimeat that cau possibly be laid before the By A COMMONER. Published by J. j.,htlyitort, Cheapside ; and W. Clarbe, Mips' LichatiAe ; i nd sold by all Bookseller*. y beit ea Wks. rice) Aveorats Ike several The sixtieth &Wino. St. 64. &tend • - oldie stoat and d e fragrance. none pan, No. 14, at 104. 6d., and No. 15, at lb., not inlAslovia.streogth to Gunp wder Tea. No. Ifr - Very dont ifysons, at 144. and upward+, admired by the Cannoisseur in Tea for those peculiarities discernable by n nice taste. No. 17. Curi InGtsapowder Ten, at 205., high priced, but ea-, cclient ; set. cied.frorn the finest slats of the last sale. Vasty deseription of Teas that the Company can recommend *idle alwaason dale at their principal Warehouse, 9.3, Lud gate-hill mot Purchasers may hare the satisfaction I,f seeing them weigh d (if preferred) from the Package-. they write front China—from 20 to 50 Chests will be akin, ern for that impose, Families. Masters of Inns, Taverns, Cotre-braue 7 , and Pro prietors of all large E.inhiishmenis, may be •issur , •ii that rhea sounnonde will be so satisfactorily 'treated, as to eii7tire ?mention of their favours. In all a.es where n whole C..e. of Tea, or more, of one kind is ordered, it *ill he f •rwiti d. to the Original Parkages, delivered direct from t!te East Ind • Warehouses, and the Purchaser will he entitled 14 the over weight.--N. B. A Chest of Cucgoo contains about Stilts. All Orders will be delivered free of carriage within ten miles If London. To accommodate Families residing at a distance (tom Ludgate bill, Esobi.lienents are foroxing at Corn-hid ;old Chasing-cra.i. part , culars of which will very shintly be published f Ale c ertience of Country Residents, Agents are appointing Is every prineipal town in the K ingdom. ' To prevent mist, keg. and to write Purchasers from imposi *inn nr sulistitutinn, all Teas seta bs the e, nip.my Ono the Country will he packed in lead ensi.s. encio-ed is un eleyrri.w of their `prlinip .1 Eonfilistimmt in Ludgate-11111, and sealed with the t:innonny'a gra,. Tea is the oply torlide is:l I nt this it w ill belice Slit 1.1614 attention hying &rota e%eti•iv••ll It, the Public may the more caoidently arty on a gelatine se lection, • The smallest quantity sold i+ a Quarter of it Pound. Although the above Esinhlishment will not he opened sal: fhor.day Rey, (7 , llbvilv are ready to e‘eritte C wiry Ord-re, addressed "Toe London Genuine Tea Company, 43. Ludg le•hill. • RAKASIRI. Ware re4nesleil to direct the attention of por sons I.lflicied with mettt:il or bodily .lecay., nervous de inwmoi wastin g*. or at/petite, depres•ion of outfits trembling or Oink in!' of the haucto,t.eorhittie and every other kind of eruption. ntthmas. ulcerated throats, seminal itefiltuets Intim bitter limbs nit.l joints. consumptive habits. ;.rd all constitationtil eomptmint4, immediately to make trial of tae ettlebreicd CORDIAL BA LM OF ft AK ASIR I, or Pl.iture's Infalliak Restorntiye. as prepared and sold, wholesale and Marl, bs C.J. Jorlen, M. Do of the East London Medical tssollyb l uenr, 7, Cannon-street Road. St. George% in the East, London. It ii univermlly acknowledged to be the mom agreeable and powerful restorative its nil the nbove Com. Wiles ever discovered: it thins the b10..d, eases the rant islntrat poet; in the head and stomneit• and prtrootes gentle perspirntion.—lt is utterly imp , ssihle f.r language to repress, or elotesence to extol. s u fficiently the v.,lue of this wonderful and incomparable Alecbrine in ee•tnring health to the afflicted, and giving signor le the aged; thousands hav ing her., rest ired in ;•erfect health., utter buying been sn re. duceri by different diseases, as to have been de-paired of, only by their (mintier, hut vilso by their prnfmsintril atteudect4 94,141. by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles Hs. mail, or in,, qestarities in oar. each; or four quantities in one f.troils bottle, for ais.„ duty included, by which one l Is. bottle 1, saved. The.. iheatiinable Medicine will keep in all etiolates, anal may I e had of il..reloy and !inns. Fleet-market ; Vade. 4(4 Cortihill; H. J. Preston, hi, Strand ; J. It Strand t Blake, 56, Piccadilly t Maher. 1-23, 0 xfol-.treet ; Chandler, Os foid street: Tagg, It). NI idele-roa 11-thorn and by the most respectitt,le Medicine Venders in every part of th.. kingdom. Dr. C. J. .7nrann Inkes generol opportitnity of nn. Ireitoring to the Pithlte.. that he .all .'evade' Iw OA, r x•'l~~~ive- Iv i" the rare of Pi.Dirniar eitinpinint.; tt. a regolar mrinher of the Royal College of Ph% tiri , n4 he tart . . a s:oen , y mid Ilef.fin. krat run• for event ekes of nervito , rrlavition of vrt lent plitorlion..or Oft he ingot inveterute kind. aro hy hit i•rw ; ,13 ! olp er i l aode ofircuintritt veetii:yaalt etrertaallyettred. D' r. C.. 1 Jorttin may Itr entistilted, by 811 tatik.i. (tom nine in Ow noon lentil nine in the evening nt the Etot London M. tli 'al F• 101111, !line 01 . 7. Calmon-streei near the cermet! dal Ruud turnpike, St. Omni's In the Dalt. • 2. ILLUSTRATIONS of GEOGRA PH Y. for the me of Schools old yeuog Peraotts, rontailitog till toe interesting and mousing Features of .e..graphical Knowledge. and ,sileuloted to conves taantvtioa by meatoof the striking and pleasiog Ae sot Wiring produced by the peculiar Manners and Cost •rns of alb Natiocs at,d Cm:webs. with Sixty Prints acid Maps. Hy the Rev. J. Goldsmith. Price 15.. hound. 3. The ENGLISH' SPELLING-BOOK; being an improved ilitrorfortimi to the First Elements of the English Language; fry W. Mayor, LL. 11 Rector of Stonesktd, &c. The 225t0 Ede don. Price 13. 6d. 4. READING EXERCISES for theJUNIOR CLA.SSEIN L in Se 110016; tiemg a Sequel to M.,vor's Spelling-hu , k. and *IN hermits:lton io the Class-h .ok ;in which all the difficult mg/ long words are divided at the head el each B lai r NI theta Oef Of Brown's Testament. By the Rev. David Blair. 21. 6d. i. POETRY foe CHILDREN; ronsisticg of short Pieced In be c ommitted to Memory at an early age. Selected or writ ten by Mi-s A ikin ; with same Origi alt. Price 2s. 6. The CLASS BOOK, or 355 Lessons for Eoglich Chews IP nH Schnol:, Male nod Female: containing 104ruetion tin every, useful and important subject, in the eorres I and e'egatit Lan image of the best Authors; arr 'wol in Lessons fur every day io kite year. By the Rev. 1) avid Blair, A.M. ss. 6d. hound. 7. The BRITISH NEPOS„ or lives of Idustroisas Briton* ' who have been distinguished fir their Virtues. TlVerib. and Ad, s trance:nen' in Life ; compiled with refetcnce to the principle:l ohm example is more powerful n. d move seductive than pre cept. Br W. Mayor. The 12th Edition. 5% hound. A SELECTION from PLU r A rtcn Of the LIVES of ILLUS lOUS GREEKS and ROMANS. with the some object as the British hiepos, to which Work it serves as a Sup plement and Coniprmioa. By W. Mavor. 6s. hound. 9. The ELEM ENTS of NATURAL HISTORY. founded on the Lionsan• AfrAllffettatflt of Animal., with popular de. .e l iptions io the manner of Goldsmith and Buffos,. By W. Mayor. The ninth Edition, with a new Series of Engravings. 7s. 6d. 10. C LASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, teleeted from the entire Works of the British Poets, f r the use of Schools and young Persons. Be Dr. Mavor ;lad Mr. PAM. 6.. 11. SERMONS f I SCHOOLS. cowaining one for every Sunday in the year; of Length. nn I on Subjects adooted to t oting Persons of either Sex t sibridged from florae. Blair, Gishorne, Zollikofer, Paley, Porteits, Junin, Horsley, Seed,dic. By the Rev. S. Barrow. 7s. 12 The THEOLOGICAL; BIBLICAL, nod ECCLES!. A STIC AL DICTIONARY; serving as a general Note-honk to all Passages. Names. and Fort., co:moiled with the Old and New Testaraent. and with Ecclesiastical History ; and forming n species of Cyclopedia of Religions K ono ledge nod Opinions, founded thronchnut on the most approved Authorities. By John Robinson. D.P. Illiotrotted with Maps, price 11.8 s. inboards, or 11.1135. bound and lettered. 13. A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC. cable to the present state of Trade an&Monev Transactions ; every Rule, and etery Example, being drawn from real prac tice to the various branches of trade, •‘nd the useless and °lwo teie Rules, which have hltherto distienred our b,,olks of Arith metic. having given place to the tonges of real life. By die Rev. J..Toyre. Stereotyped. Price 3.. 611. bound. 14. A KEY to the ABOVE., in which all the Examplestire worked at length. Stereotyped. Price Ss. 6d hound: 15. The ELENIENTS of BOOK -E ESPING. by Single as well AS Double Etllry ; being a complete bolt qlncoon to the business of the count ing-lusose instil its deportments. rind ,rria l ated to Retail a- well as Merenntile Coorerns. By James Of the ht.trantile Ara:kitty, Ghogovr. Bs. 16. SETS of RULED BLANK PAPER BOOKS, adioted without further tr.oshle, to the Sets of Books coot tined in the :shave Ssstem of R,...k.krepinl. and arenas dimiel.hing the care of the Master. Set A 35.; Set II 95.; Set C 101. 6s l . ; and Set 4s. 611. 17. CLASSICAL. R RAM NO LESSONS for every day in OP year; seketed chiefly from the ITO English Writers of the reign of George 111. By the Rev. W. Sharpe. ss. V. 18. The ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, Irt nil its brooches, practicolly adapted so the Use of Schools and Stu- IIPOIS t illu.trated by highly littishild Engravings. pl a in a n d m instrel t trompiete Tables of Shahs and Tangeois, &C. By A. Crocker, Land Serveier, 94. purpose, By *belles% EDWARD HARES, A.D. Rector of Bisidenden, Kea: and Regius Protesior of Modern Htstoryliii the ViAireesity of Oxford, NCR be completed in Tratetoe Ports, pnolisised Monthly, price forts_„Ciuiiieoo cods s Sts; of the Parts are alrends pub itetsa. nod OW vvioiindlr will follow in tegittir succession, The Printing is eoceuted by Messrs. Beasley and.Soin, in the site rolled that Quirtn. The Plogravi igs, roleuted by the prim ipal Artist of this country, from Po tdre. by all our most eft/4010ml Pointers, counting of Seventy Historical Sub jects broides more than Dee Iluodred Vignette Head pieces nod Tail piece emblematic:it of the several Hooks ; mut the work, when completed, will form Three eligant Volumes of ounvenient site. ••• h his been thought importnut, In this opulent and highly civiltsed country, to engage young Persons in the higher classes of society in a mere dilireM siudy.of the littered Page, ho presenting to them the Bihle so a more ormitnentallorm. en riched with Graphical illustrnis on atilt Text. of undonbled merit and character; thus nrikin: tee deg int ass of P., toting mid Engraving subservient to the ady 31141'411CM of the great iu terests Cal-handy. nod the gr•listtemi , to of last& rondos ive the imploveinem of piety. Wish these views, the prelwia Edition i•os been underinkrn, ups... a %cask of sufficient imp,rt note io comity:nil the uttention of the highest stud most en liglitenett perg ,, ni, jet with every possible care to avoid unoe ess iry esiwore. Pre. red for T. (laden and W. Davies. Strand. t . I . • 4, Misr NOTICE. ---- - THE DELPIIIN end VARIORUM CLASSICS being now committed to irreg., the Subscription will speedily h. clo••d.—The Work sill, as it were, hicorpor.ite the Deli:bib. Variorum, and Hip •fit Edilions. The he.t Test will he used.—The Note. is the Variorums Editinn.ss ill be panted at theend of each Moth r the Delphi's Notes, Interpretatio and various Readings. tinder the Text. The best Indices will be ..dopted. The reference will he to the H• ok and Ontpier, which 4 ill apply to all other Editions. The Li/credo NOlllift front the Hipunt Edition., continued to the present ime, R ill he added, Ti, he pointed uniformly in "emu', peke PP. boards each Part, It. 10. to Non-Subscribers. Elicit Past will contain 6i2 pages. So•ne Copies will be smirk of on very fine thick Royal Paper, and 11.41.pre.sed. price U. 164.. its Non.Sobseribers 21.2.4. The o .4141 e but not exceeding ISO Pests—twelve will be printest in the t ; paid for on delivers. A. only a ceriaiss 'somber 4.f Copies will he printed, the Work cannot e sold in separate Ports or A4llloni. A •et o f the Delphlo F.iiitioossold at the Roxburgh Sale, in ISW. f or above b 001.; arid a unit's,' we set of the Variorum cannot be obtained at any price. The present Edition would cost many hundred p•-iend. to collect in any oth e r way. A List .1 Subscribers will be published with the Work. A Specimen • f the Work may he hnd grates at Tthils'..court, where names of Subscrilwrs are requested to be addressed. Present Subscription 405 small, and 92 large paper. To be Printed and Edited by A. J. V ALPY, M. A. Late Fellow of Perot). Coll. Oxford.. Tooke'sorourt, 2d November. •• • Mr. V. hasi given this lad Notice. that the Public may have opportunity of subscribing before the price is raised. As many da not understand the reason for an advance of price. sis sea, the case with Stephens' Greek Thesaurus, it should be staled 'h •l it is dune no, only as a bonus to Subscribers. who •alone enable a work to be printed, but also to present a future fall iii the price, by printing a very few copies fiver the soh• -criptiou, which being uncertain of bitaiediute 401 e, must of tonne be charged higher. PIANO-FORTES AND PEDAL HARP, 0000 AS NEW. ACABINET PI ANC) , FORTE., *ith Ailk frorit, two, Pedals, Patent Shifting M .vemeri, stands well in tunu4 shop price 60 Guineas, f'r 40 Gnineuv, Four uquare Piano-for.ev, at hi, 20, 25. and TS Guineas each. Pedal- Harp. by Erard, 6.) Guinea-, Cwt 20 Guineas. May be seen by day-light at Mr. Watlen i s, IS, Leice4er• place. Also the new Improved Patent Militias. Plano-forte, so lunch vdmired fur IN 1..4.11 Hod tune, ele..t.nt form. un 3 to &roe price.— Potrubiseti by several Roy*. remit:es, the Nublity, 'its4l t;ond Allowaoce to •Prtlesoor., and to those who chase roe tethers. -• Tam PRIVJTEERING SYSTEM.' The Public are already aware that a class of corn. mercial speculators, residing in Baltimore, hate beep accused of purchasing commissions issued by Artigat, and availing themselves of that cover to plunder Por tuguese vessels of every description, and in many in stances than enormous meld. The subject is likely to undergo a strict investigation in Baltimore; we have, therefore, considering the affair of some ins. portance, retracted a letter from a New York Paper, wherein the whole plan and operation, whether truly or not, we are, of course, disable to State, are die. tinctly developed and described ['nom THE NEW YORE EYEEING MOAT OTEEPT.23.3 EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A "GENTLES tat IN DAL* TlH•sitE, TO THE EDITOR, DATE() SEPT. 20. 44 As I perceive that the system of privateeriag., - which our merchants have carried on fur some time past, has been reprobated by you, i now comniuoi. cate some of their proceedings for your information. It seems that the Spanish property having been swept from the ocean, their cupidity has been attracted by the valuable Portuguese vessels and cargoes which ne. • vigate between Portugal, the Brazils, and the E*st In dies. Bank commissions are procured from Artie., who occupies the banks of the river Plate, oppositeßue. nosAyres ; under colour of wisich,vesselsarmed,equip• pod, and owned in the United States, and more particu larly in this city,attack all thePortaggese and Spanish vessels they fall in with, plunder them of the specie which they find on board, and if the vessels have va. laable cargoes, order some for St. Bartholomew's, where it appears an arrangement of mutual conve nience has been made with the Governor ;others, f .e small ports in the West Indies ; and some even for the ports of the United States. Two privateers which lately arrived at this place have carried on their depredations to a most ruinous Went. One of ahem, called La Fortune, formerly the Fourth of of July, has captured from eight to' twelve Portu guese vessels, among which are the Rayuba dos An jos, front which he took out Bt.ooo dollars; a large ship of 900 tons, called the Monte Alegre, loaded , with a cargo valued at hstf.s.millson of dollars ; the brigs Vasco da Gr.tna awl' Dan Joao Lesto, valued et 100,000 dollars each, besides others of less value. Another privateer, called I:irresistible, with left . this place in January last, returned a few days ege ; ballot pillaged, distressed, at4dtaken .29 sail o' _ - 1 I i