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Carkton, w Eistishri^or : incleding Ancrdotes of the War in Spain sorter the E it I of lr'etelborusgh. and ninny iatercsting lot:tient ire relating to the Winner, of the Spaniards in the begiaantg of the Ls* rictus-, W: men byllinvietf. A very few copies are printed in Rii)al Octavo. t is. IWt. board.. BOTANY. lade: Plentarnm • or, An Mph thetiral Arraneetent of ati the Genera and Species of Manta hitherto .I...cribed. By W D. Coyle, Mir F 1.. a. Vol. I. IWO. I "a. A. Practical Botany, king a ore Illuatratiou of the Genera of Planta. ay &Ansi Joho Thornton, M.D. Vol. I. 11. CLASSICS The Paraphrase of an Anonymous Greek Writer, ►itherto published ender t►e omit of Androeices Rhodius, on the N iceraelsvan Ethics of Anatolie Royal Jto. ii. I tr. 6il. DRAMA Dounatme Appellant, No. I. to be eontinard tiaartmdy Ls. Ahradates and Pastimes, • Truse4, taken from Xeno phon. By Jobn Edwards, Esq. Sw (4. The Montrnr. a Mmastell Later% in Two Acta'. By W Rm. Porey'Rolea, 31. Antiquity; a Faros vs. Mr. William Shakape_are's Comedies, Histories, tad Tra• =itadlcablialbcd according to the trot original Copies. from the first edition, this.). Peet folio, 51. st• hallo • EDUCATION • Re re lidodres School ; et, Elements of Tuit:on. tos• fid• fa Year& The Rtodoste Companies; ar. A NoloraarY of General Low iprire. Tbe First ileinirati of the F14111C41 Laaiivage. 4a. Meraaatiie Letters, intetkird to :nee a geestal Kum/led** of Realm= to those gamic Perfoll ohms views are directed to Comoserer, sad fur the Car of Sdiouls. By E. Hodgkins. gzute. The Adveotabee of Vivra. Br Charles Lamb lassoded es a Compaawa to the Advestores of Telemachus. 14110. 41. Lomosso f r Y-seg Permits is barable life. so. 6d. A Comparator, Tire of the Mao of Edoosticm, IS detailed lathe %biscuit/es of ik Beii and Mr. Leoesster. ity Joe sepia Ems te. dd. Kumar The Rherrey of the Rim, revives*, sad Aee of the Abolitios of the Mars Trade. By T. C 4111 1406 1 11111 # shots aro a oa ' • , Maar , / of the aril "art of the Reign of std. Di the lots Right Mee Charles hosts r Mo. ediervimo pprr, 11. the. largre, st. tom. fit Riebegtasth Masai Register fur 1791. go. LAW. An Minidrama of the Law of Nisi Fritts. By W Sel wyn, jen Eaq d Lescoln`slite, Barrister at Law. le two WA. We'll. 1/e. in bawd'. The Lain of Grenada, *OM 1763 141 1503. By George Besith, Req. Chid Justice of that Colony. sto 31. se. Tb. Speech of Mr. Dense, in the Court of King's Beach, enstle Motion for it new Trial iu the Cease, the King s. Co. keel Pieta, et the emit of Louisa Calderon. its. 6d. A correct Report of the Tsai between Mr. Daniel Daly, late Midshipinao of His Majesty's .hip Lion, and Robert Rolle., Esq. late Captain of the said ship ; with owns Ott "creations oo • Pamphlet ettutlrC, " A Narrative of Facts relative to the Matisse' of Mr. Desist Daly," &c. Its. 6d. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. The ceirur g iut Works of the late Percival Pott, F A new editi.•n, cootaininghis lust centeduaei end a short Acrealli 6611,1111 Life of the Authox - eg lptity -Imm o Earle p F R.S. Siarggion Estninrdiwary tote Ki l. 3 eels !Ivo. it:urn:lilted with • peat otamlme liktsl6o.2asr In !wat. . •' The Os Mine Phantaansagarirs SL Th• Veering Scsmrp, Nen le.. Imputont itese•rchrs upon the Existent', Nature, and Conimineirstian of Venereal Inittrl.l in Pigment Wm.'s, orre-horu Infants, rind hums. By the tate P. A. 0. %hoe. Treater on the Aaattiary, Patholugy, and Surgical Treatnient of Anonriion. Translated from the Wiliam of Antonio Scarps, w ith Neese. By John Henry Wasiort. Mro. A Reply to some Anitnadveesions of Dr. Bancroft on the Fifth Report of Ike Commissioners of Military Inquiry. By James APGregur, M.D. se_ A Letter to the Commissiosers of Military Inquiry; es phials, the true Coomitation of • Medical Staff, the best Fur.. of tEeorsoury for Hospitals, kc. 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A Journal of the Vus ages and Travels of a Corps of Dis covery, under the coanniarel of Captain Lewis mud Captain Clarke, throngli the Interior of North America, in lane, sad 6. By Patrick Gan. pa. NEW ill USIC. A Grand !Sonata, fur the Piano forte, composed and per formed by Miss Pada, at her Concert, in Hanover•square : dedicated to Mies Theseda • ; • BallaA, (ruin an ancient Irish Tiaditiou is the Valley of Glanilel..unli, county of Wicklow, 6rlaud• By John Edo ai of Old Court, is the same county, Esq. es. ,• with (ha .Music ulna ad Irish air, to which the Ballad is adaptcd. NAVAL LNTELLIGLNCE. POUT , IJOUTH. JUNE 30. Arrived the Melodic, from Plymouth ; Roadieet, from u cruise ; and ifyperiun, from the Mediter raneau, with dispatches. Sailed the Defender, with the following trans ports, viz. the General Elliot, Headly ; Howe, Mid dleman ; Experiment, lisitherford; Jackal, burn ; Broderick, —; Albion, Wren ; &beets, —; Engle, Wisk ; and Argo,—; under "a wry for Cork.-1V bad S.E. PLYMOUTH, JUlta 49. Last night, after post, arrived liis Allit]e47's sloop Peamelt, is guns, Capt. Peak, f,orn Farrel • Arrived also the Elisabeth (id) tender. • Sailed the Intelligent gun-brig, and Louisa tender ; the latter for Curk. FALMOUTH, JUNE 98. Arrived, this evening, His Majesty's schooner Paz, of 10 guns, I .ieut. Pring, from the coast of Spain; left Gijon 10,-ven since, with a Mew setifer and dispatches. Sailed, this evening. the Par. for Portsmouth. The outnard-bOund fleet, Newfoundland and Quebec, passed thikeveniug. DEAL. JUNE 30. Sailed, this morning, the homeward-bound East India fleet for the River. Arrived Ilia Mitiesty'a limn!, Mooiihusind, from a cruise, and reiamois in the i 'owns with the rest of the ships, as per last.—Wind N.E. NEETINta AI CREDITORS, AT GICILIMIALL, THIS DAY. M. ■. Timmas Binfard, late of Kent-rues, Sarney, sea,- . _ manufacturer - - - - - - 3 1 Lewis Lazarus, Brown's-buildings, London, slop seller - - - - 3 10 Robert Reinhold, late of Burr-street, Wapping, merchant - - 3 10 Robert Harkins Kendall, Little Carter-lane, Doctors% commons, sugar- seiner - - - 3 10 John Shepherd, Ilerton-mills, Colebrook, Buthi.l.. hue:shire, Ir atbei • seller - - - S 12 Robert Abraham Mills and James Harding, late of Shavard-strect, Golden square, japamiere - 3 12 Owen Chalon, 'Feeley-street, Southu Ink, Sul rry, core-merchant - - 3 lo Benjamin Wolf, late of Charlotte-street, BLick friars'-road, Surrey, oiluian - 3 1 Peter Le Normand sod Missy Weary Dornant, now or late of Kent-ruad, Son ey, soap-nraisufacte ren - - - - - 3 13 Thomas Tebb, Wardeur-street, Soho currier - 3to Jobe Newell and Sampson Newell ber late of Stoke, StalTuriabire, carriers . - - S 311 Grow Mecham, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer 11 Jobs Rail, late of Suuthwood-lane, Highgate, under writer - - 2 19 Peter Sintrenich, Spring-place, Kentish-town; and New Bond.strect, printseller - 9 10 Joseph Hirst, Sistliiii-lane, Canuou-strcst, broker 1 13 John Williams, Alderagate-street, Leadue ' victualler 1 10 Charles 1/elalioy de, E.lwr, Surrey ; and of the Hay market ; rectifying distiller - - 1 10 Edward Mason, Great Swan-alley, Coleman-street, carpenter - - - - 1 12 Robert Arnold Hellish, Moortields, London, aim tiolleer - - - - I 10 John Havev, Curtain-road, Shoteditch, carpenter I I Thomas Cotton, late of Threadneedle-street, Lot-- don ; but now of the Grove, Hackney, inserance hooker - - - - 1 11 Moses Joel, High-street, Shereditch„ dealer in glass i 1 2 John Smokes, late of Caaterbury, KenWtorn-mer chest - - - i 1 DIYID EN DS. George Grilses, Great Ws . ser-street,Coldhatli-fielil., linen-draper - - - to Isaac Nltucelin and Itavid Amick, Cheamide, per (timers - - - Is Alexander Mare, Cried-lase, Southwark, Surrey, baker - - - 12 Jame. Lippard, Deptford, Kent, chee.instmger - 19 Nathaniel Ward Bowers and %%Alum Bowers, Can. son-street, coltish-makers - - II Peter Demmer., Cheap de, London, and of Man chester, and Thomas Bainbridge, of 3lnttela 541 r, William Hughes, Queen-street, Southwark, porter- .. Merchant - - It Jamul' Taylor . NE-slate-marl:et, salesman - 4 0 Joseph Sheriff, Blackfriars'-miari, Surrey, linen •drsper i 0 James M'Douall, formerly of South-stmt, Mary-la hunue, done-inason - - I" Thomas Brostri, late of Liverpeol, stationer - II James l'enilred, Brook-grien, Hammersmith, dealer and (Lipman - - - I Thomas Corlett, Friday-street, Clseapside, ware - lionsemau - IS John &Tritium, Brewer-street, Pimlico, (lariat - 12 William Hartriglae,Clicapside, London, haberdasher I John Vincent, Seething-lam, carpeuter I John Junes, Thremlneedk-street, warehouseman I Janus Jones, now ur late of Bishop's-Stnroirril, Hat funfa - ir*, shopkeeper - - I William Calf, Upper East Smithfield, rhecsettionget le Edward Davies, Ivy-lane, Looshin, furrier is William Pullen, Well's row, Ishuiton, butcher . I Joseph (:artess, Maiihituce, Xeht, rurn-merchant to Ed war d Haiminona, Tatornhain-rourt-riied, painter Is Cornelius Eland, Lamb-sirret, Siwaliklds, grocer 10 Joseph VlJekcnzie, Old Bailey, London, bookseller 32 WtUittru Ilya II y, Drury-lauv, MA I' litell 141141U1 . Ili CER FICATEM. Charles Stokes Dudley, of tigsrctlli;rch street, Loudon, numbing. E4llllllll Wilson, of St. Jsuses's•street, pule. of St James, Middlesex, haws. Soloman Lyon, Lita of Oimond.hunse Atadesii?, Chelsea, Misidlssai, dealer sad chaplain. John Thornton, of Lasirsucti Pottutney.lase b London, mei , chant. leach's- Thorp, of Rt.dJ:sis.milla, Lancaster, calico. printer framosits and Jobs Herrosks, late of Stockport, Chosta, cotton-spillways. THE ALIRKETS. PRICE OF 110 PS SACS. Kent 41. os. to Si. Os Sesees, 41. Cl. to 41. 12s. Essex, al. us. to sl. es. Pahl:., OF NAY AND IT a.t•.tra'r. Hay. 41. to, to 61 Ws. Straw. 21. 4'. to c). ao ROCK T.lll. NCO, 41 Its to ftl. et. 4s. 1441 .ss. Fs' I.l , strt, l )l. —s. to I. a. NEWGATE AND LEA' (Ily the Wet' aa. ad. to V:. lid. Mutton at. ad. to •1. ad. lA/nth 4S ri - fgAW ITSTERDAY7 - lb MITI a. if •IP Si. fly al 14111. to M. 'co New, M. to. to 01. lA. ci.,,,, w, Gt. 1 r.i. to 71. lf.w. Straw, It. too. to dl. to, DLICRALL ItAitiETS7 - C.areass.) I Seal M. od. to se rd I Pout oa. to! to cot 4d. od. Iw U. Md. ist/AL-NIARIL.CI*, Jima' 1. aloes at Market. brio•. 01 .. Newcastle es .... Na. ed. • {la. 94. a 9 ..Sandertr Int lg .... Hs. •d. • 4.5. J. 2..ftrntrh Cod I .... •M. od. • —4. OA. •..Cinders 1.. Welch Coal.— • .... --a. 04. a --a. od . .. Yorksidr, • • • —4l. 44 • •d. PRICE .OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per CAM. Reduced 691, 4 per Cent. Long Anouitirs Imperial 3 per Cott .. •••• li ()osmium India Bowls as. se. •!.9, Exchequer Rine ..... ....... . • • Par. as. *loss. Engliiih Lottery Tickets ' 11l 100. Bank for COUMAD SW ......................694 7fi Si T. DISH, Steek•DrAcr, 4, Corolla!, and 9. Charing Cm., COURSE Or EX Amsterdam 36 3 9 U. Ditto at SOL • 35 9 It 11 6 2U. II aniburgh.... • 33 111 91U. Alto.is 35 4 94U. Paris ids)'s date 23 16 Ditto 24 2 U. Rounleaux 24 Madrid — in paper . Ditto. Palermo .. in paper. Ditto at effect. Bilbao 4Ol Lealtem Genoa 4511 veoice.. IVLT l. Naylee 49 !Arbon Oporto 67 Dublin Cork i I au LUGS. Portemil Gold in Cols anti Bars per oz. New Dfinlikenw.. Wilier in Bern — New Louis t Agin of the Btnl of 110114 mi SI per Cent. 111 RTil On gionrdoe, the loth ult., at Woodebeater Park, Gioia eesterobire, Lady Frances Moreton, of a ors. 3IARRIAGE. On the out of inne, the Rrv. Richard Venables, Dnountie Chaphuia to Lord Viscount Hereford, '"ierr Warolisld ease Heady is Yorkshire, sod bull of Leasrw 1•s-. asides, Csq. of Wood Hill, Shropshire, to So i rins, )ttuusest daughter of the late, and sister of the present, Ginnie Luster, Esq of Gintliy-House, Lincolnshire. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT lid Kum to..mis. after .. alEera. 45 W)\-NKIIri4L. min. after.. • SALES BY AUCTION. NATURAL HISTORY-MAIIOCINY CABINET& By Mee.rs KING sod LOCHLE, • ' ' At their Great Room, 3a, King-strect, Gomell-gurdita, THIS DAY, MT-1E entire MUSEUM of curious Subjects of NATrEAL HIS rOtlY, ineludis Ibe whom Stott in Trade of Mr. JA(. OD FORSTER, late of Geraol-stret t, Soho, deceased ; consisting of a numerous collection o' u cll. chosen 3:',iterals, mei sit sod &tail shells beautiful corals, eurius,tn,, magnificent glazed eases, asilltugaa) cabinets, ttrenihetg trawilms. .ty he vireo!, and Cttalognes had. By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE, At their Greet Room, 38, King street, Covent-garden, ea TV ECDAY, July it, and Fuer following Days, at it, ALIBRARY of BOOKS in most Lantuay.-1; among them are, Slephani Tlusaunts, 4 isle. ; Mail taire Corpus Puetsruite, • Lyes' Saxon Dictionary; Jolumea's Dictionary, a vois.; Al berti Opera, al vols. ; Pyn son's Chronicle r 1-yrea's Meanie Pavement at Wicklow, and Temple at Rath; Raplo's England, s vols. Russia; Capt. Raillie's Works; Vitruvioa, by Campbell, a rub ; Flatlets's Miscellany, • vols.; Boyle's Works; Gibboaa Miscellaneous Works, mid Rome; Coxe's Memoirs of Wal pole; Plideooplical Transactions, be vole; Mesabi Ile • vols.; Johnson's Works, 19 1/oi4 ; Universal His tory, 21 vole ; Swift's Works, as vols. ; Geutlemaa's Map z tar. fiats rule. wise. May lie viewed on Monday, and Catalogues bad. BOOKS. By Meares. KING and LOCHER., At their Great Roam, 31, King-tercet, Cirreat-gardao, MO July $5, sad Three followleg Days, rrill F. COLLECTION of BOOKS, late the lL property of Mr. J. MATHEWS, of Goodaaatfo field*, ekerased. May be riewed, and Catalogues had. ranuNswicK-suvARE. An elegant landau, • Peir of Bay Horses, and Hamm; en Assooment trrily elegant Moorefield Furniture ; rare .Id India China and Csbitiet ; brilliant large Pier sad Chimney Giessen ; a beautiful convex Mirror kr lig Lights ; a Pedestal Sideboard, with Figures; a Set •if Parlour Chairs cowered with Red Morocco Leather ; An eightotay Cluck ; a ditto Table Clock, motaiseed is a Gold Or.molit Stand ; the Property of Sir Wanda Turner, late of Madras, deceased. By Messrs. STANLalf.wed CO. On MONCIAY, the 41b of July, tette, aad fame= peremptorily, ea the Premises, IS tr. au, Great . . -- street, Broverwick-equare, 11l A LI. the truly elegant and fashionable HOUSE MOLD FURNITURE, a Skiehoer4 of Plims,• , :. noTeo u t 1111 w of super for Quality, Wag Table Serrires blue Nankeen. ditto Tea and Coffee Set of rich herald, 4 gob, China, lee. The Houaehold Fnruitatewastreiw tin , st testy (lipid foorlaset Bedsteads, Sited ttp In • most eisehi manner, Goose end Dawn Feather Heds, Wool and Hat Mattresses, and suitable Bedding, • greed Drawing Roue. Sint, eunsettuc of Hues Window Curtains. aside up in evet irkgant manlier, with fashionable Cornices. Drawseg geniis Chairs, faihiouahle Cowbell sad Settees to cotreepend solid Malq,any Wanirube, Secretary sad Bo o k-case; Ls dy's Reading, Writing, sad Work Tables ; Cadre Dressing Commode Chest of Masers, fitted op with every smarm. ewe • Night Table and &Jetts • a set of Pedestal, Cud, Poitsreke, Scre sod tot. Table ' s, oe gilt Lion's Clews ; a valuable art of Potent Dating Tables ,• a ditto Globe Library . 'rabic, Sideboard, l'uotb %Warr, Wine Cooler, Servant , Bedsteads, beds, and Betttlies complete ; large Benvsos Carpets, Stair ditto , Werth Rues, &c. souse valuable Chive and Glass a Werdibe of Table and Bed Linea , 'incites I: townie, ;sr- Sic. The whole may be viewed. Catalogues, Sixpence each, to be returned to Purrhasers, to be bad on the Premises. LONDON : Printed by G. !Will/SON, No Ip. 041 Doewelbeetert, Cat r)-strert, mod published at the *Mu r, No. is, Back of St. Clerlie•A s a Church, WHITE, of same platee.—Ornerm, &e. for tAis "t tv 114 .I>uet rad:.'^ill be duty attwit,l•4l BOOKS. By Moon. LING mod LOCHEE, At their Great kft4Nll, 3s, Ktog-otrest, Coveat-gudgp, ea THURSDAY NEXT, tad Yvette!lowing Days, 'WIN, A LIBRARY of BOOKS and BOOKS of V. PRINTS, late the property of a Gentleman, olconsed; includiug five mahogany clued bookesarc May be viewed on it ethgestisy, and Catalodom sad.