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Apply to Mr. West, at the Oth..e of t this Paper. . 1 ' PARISH .OF ST. 14•IA.RTIN LN' TIIE FIELDS. / . r , HE COMMITTEE of Twenty-five GEN- i .., TLUVIFN, to a majority of whom A w as e a l strr ed at a precious Meeting to determine when it might be fitaper t•ir enlist:lie the Inhabitants of this PAriill to consider Act proper means to be taken on the present muistent6Us occasion, a n d I particularly as to the necessity of forming- a Military A/5064.. - tlOll in this Parish, request the said Inhabitants to meet in the Vestry Rome( the said Perish, on 'Diesel:ly the 7th Day of 1 June next, at tea o'clock in the forenoon, to adjourn thence, iq case of need, to a more spacious sittiation adjoining ; yid t h e - ' S Collimate., entreat the attend:lax of every such Person who Way be daviraus of promoting a Military Associaston. • • The Chair will be taken at half-past Ten oXi i nc k . t r I Signed at the recut* of the said Committee, i , WM. FYNMORE, Chairman. A.. • - • i ' - THE GREAT INCOGNITUM OR MAMMOTH, . No. 113, Pall-Mall. ' ' • . R EMBRANDT PEALE respeftfu i lly informs , - 2-t the Public, that his EXHIBITION will continue open " two weeks longer previous to his leaving London. To the visi- . . tars, he and his brother will continue to gife every itifortntAlon I 1 • on this interesting subj e ct, w hi c h t h e i r s i tuat i on h as made them i • acquainted with, in the discovery, examination and ar.ans,e- meta of these Antique Remains; and he presumes that t ,eir .; ; labour and attention will be duly appreciated by the curious •+a .* lc • :b T • 4 ,'+~'" T o NuMtla 128.] M.ONDAY, M Y 30, 1803. For the BENEFIT of Mr. FOSBROOK, Box-Rook, and Hous.-Keeper. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING will be per formed, for the first Time this Season, Shakesprare'S Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOLI NOTHING. Don Pedro, Mr. Holland ; Leonato, Mr. Wronditon ; Don John, Mr. Caulfield; Claudio, Mr. Barrymore ; ifinedick, Mr. C. Ketuble, (his rust Appearance ha that Character) B ilthazar ' Mr. Digitum Antonio, Mr. Packer ; Bumble, MI. CoOke ; Conrade, Mr. Banlty ; I)ogbcrry, Mr Suett ; Verges., Mr. Wewitzer ; Friar, Mr. Maddocks ; Hero, Mellon; Beatrice, Mrs. Jordan. In Act 11. a MASQUERADE., In which will be introduced a New DANCE, called PEGGY BAND, Mr. Byrne and Miss B. Menage ; and a Pas Seul, by Master Byrne. The !Tarp by Mr. Weipert, and the Union Pipes by Mr. O'Far rell. And (by particular Desire) the popular Ballad of "CRAZY JANE," by Mrs. Bland. In Act 111. Mr. Stevens' favourite Mee of " Sigh no moos Ladies," by Mr. Dignum, Mr. Sedgnick, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Eno., 6tc.--Miss Wentworth, Mrs: B. Menage, ttc. To which will he added the at New Pantomime of LOVE AND MAGIC. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 19th MAY, 1505. THE Commissioners for Vittualling hi: Majesty': Navy da herehy give Notice, That on Monday the 20th of June nest, they toll! be ready to reetio Trnders, its writing (sealed wp) and treat for the supplying of Sea Previsions, Rum, and Feeds Bee; to his Majesty's Ships and Vcuels at Dublin, on separate Con traels,flir Twelve Months certain; and further, until Sir linnths warning shall be given on either side /or th► termination of the said Centred:; to k paid far by Bills, payible with Interest, Ninety Days after Date. The conditions of the Contraßs +nay be seen at the Secretors'', Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colle.lor of his Mu tes tft Customs at Dublin. And all Persons who may think per err to make Tendemnpois the said Occasio au,re (faired to tukc Notice, That no regard will be hod to any Tender that shall cwt be de/leered to the Po-re, beliwe One o'Clock on the said Monday the f.'Oth of June suit, or unless the Person scho makes the Tender, or some Person on his brhar,. (tends to is-steer fee him when called far ; dud that such Tenders as con tain ertrarogant Prices firm, sotne Articles, and Prices much in erioi to the real Value upon others, will not be eausfilered as im proper to he admitted. With new Scenery, Machinery, Dreases, and Deivrations The new Overture and Songscrompimeil by Mr. Shaw. The Taatainime Tunes select -d by Mr. Byrne; and accompanied on the Harp, by Mr. Weile.n. Harlequin, Mr Byrne; Mago, (the Magician) Mr. De Camp; Pantaloon, Mr. Slate; fern, Mr. Bradbury; Mezetiii, Mr. Fishet nide:taker, Mr. Purser; Musician, Mr. Hollings worth: Tycho (the Clown) Mr. Grimaldi; Columbine, Mei; B. Menage • the Sprite,. Miss Tyrer; Pantalina, Mr. Bayzand ; Drsula, (the Dwarf) Master Blanchard ; andlady, !Mrs. Coles; Venus, Miss Hicks; Cupid, Miss Douglai ; Hymen, Miss Saunders; the Graces Miss Bristow..Mia Watson, !Mika Smith. The principal me al Parts b! Mr. Cooke, Miss Tyrer, Mba Menage, and Miss Hicks. Principal Dancers, Mr. Byrne, Miss B. Menage, Ma-ter Byrne, and Miss Douglas. The Dances composed by and under the Direction of Mr. Berne. Tickets and Places for the Boxea, to be had of Mr. Fos brook, at his Office in Little Russel-street. • NOT!CE. THE relations of JAMES SMITH, who died at the Ilitiannali, on board the Cathciine and Eliza, Merchantman, Pratt, Commander, by applying 'to Mr. Wardell, at thv Sign of the Ship and Laioich, Liaiellow;e, may hear of tomething to their advantage. 19n4 MAY, 1803. THE Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty's Nary du herchy give Notice, hat o,i 31onday the 6:11 of Julie nest, they will be re:dy to Yen ire . end:, s, in '.t raiug (sealed iip) and treat far, the suppiring art trporate C'ntraCls, Sea Provisions, Rum, and "'nut Beef, t' his illaioty's . Ships and Vessels at N.:xt Week will be published, price 7s. 6,1 in board,, a New Edition, being the Thirteenth, of AkEW and ACCURATE DESCRIPTION of all the DIR ECT and PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS in ENGLAND and WALE. , and Part of the ROADS of SCOTLAND; with correct Rouse-4 of the Mail Coaches; and a gr •at Variety of New Achneastirements. Also, a Table of the Heights of Mountains and other Eminences., from the Grand Trigonometri.:al Survey of the Kingdom, tinder the Di rectionof Major Mudge : An Account of Noblemen's and Gen tlemen's Seats, 71 ngi other remarkable Objects near the Ro ids : A General Index of the Roads to thediffeient Towns; Denoting the Counties in which they are situated, their Market Days and the Inns which supply Post-Horses; an Index to the Coon t-y Seats; a List of the Rated of the Postage of Letters, &c. ,kc. The whole greatly augmented and improved by the Assistance of FRANCIS FREELING, Esq. Seeretare to the P?ist-Olace, and of the Surveyors of the Provincial Districts, under the Authority of the Pau-Master-General. By Lieutenant-Colunel PATERSON, Assistant Quarter-Master-General of His Majesty's Forces. Printed for the Proprietor; and sold by Messrs. Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row; and Mr. Faden, Charing-cross. LF.ITII ROADS, and the FIRTH of EDIN BURGH, HULL, NEWCASTLE and TINMOUTII HAVEN, LIVERPOOL, and BRISTOL, for Twelve Mouths certnin, and further until Sir Months warning shall ba &'iren on either side for the termination of the said Contra Rs. The mode f Payment to he by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety My: after Date. The Conditions of the Contralti may he seen at the Secretary's Olfee, at this Office, or by applying to the Collators of his Majes ty's Customs at Leith, HuU, Newcastle, Liverpool and Bristol re speßiorly. And all Persons who may. think proper to make Tenders upon the said occasion, are desired to take Notice, That no regard will he hod to any Tender that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Monday the 6th of Tnne siert ; nor unless the person tcho makes the Tender, or same person on his behalf, attends to answer, .I.:r him when called . for : And that such Tenders as con coin extravagant Prices upon some Articles, mg Prices much infe rior to the real Value upon others, will net be conoidered us impro per to be admitted. and candid. ill be duly approciaLA by the curious Still let the Exhibition succeed by its own merits, without the shame of flattery or falsehood—Vet it may be remarked, that in consequence of number:cm impositions upon the good people of London, there are some who seem afraid of losing their Shilling, under the prudent apprehension • hat Charks Willson Peale (founder and proprietor of tl le American Nf useum at Philadelphia), and Rembrandt his son, who, under the pa tronage of the American Philosophical Society, persevered to the discovery of a large unknown Skeleton, have conspired against the judgment of all the learned in Europe, and that Rembrandt has in consequoce come over, upwards of three thousand miles, furnished with letters of introduction train the first characters in America, to Sir Joseph Banks, Sir Chartcs 131•Igtien, Mr. Planta, Mr. Barclay, Mr. Vaughan; &c.— mat for what ?....Not with any thing incredible, but for the purpose of chewing a greater number of Bones than have been yet seen in Europe (fcr there artiorne in the British MUk•UT and almost every Cabinet in Europe, brought from A•• erica), of a great and unktiown Animal, formerly an inhabitant of North Arne. rica, and put together by means of a few models, so as to thew very nearly a coni;:lete Skeleton. Strangers are informed, that many years since (See Trans. Royal Society, vol. 57, page 464, and other vols.), some extra ordinary large Banes were fou:,d on the Ohio, which were sup posed Oephantine, until Dr. Hunter decided otherwise front as examination of the teeth, which are carnivorous ; ninn y sub sequent discoveries were made, which excites(' much attention among the sedeatific in America and Europe; but very few per. fsft Bones were found until now.—This Skeleton was dug up near New-York, in the Autumn of 1801, where some of the Bones were accidentally discovered by Farmers digging made— the discovery was completed by Messis. Peales. N. B. Besides the Skeleton there arc n.any detached Bones and Teeth of the same kind of Animal, found in various parts of the United States,.particularly one thigh-Bone three feet nine incises and a half long, and eighteen inches smallest circum ference, which Abate is worth any body's shilling to see and feel and smell, if to f_rel and smell be necessary to any di.- ciple of Thomas. 10 ,, • Admittance One Shilling, from Ten till Six. CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES. SADLER*. WELLS. Under the Patronage of 117 S ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCF.. THIS present MONDAY, May 3 0 , H O3 , and Five fullowtng Evenings, The Barletta Spectacle of RED RIDING HOOD; or, The WOLF ROBBER. • The Music composed by Mr. Reeve. Principal Characters, Xmas. Townsend, Davis, King, Smith, Mena;e, and Miss Dennett. The Extraordinary Performance of The PATAGONIAN SAMPSON 'The Popular Serio-Comic Pantomime of PHILIP QUARLL ; or. The ENGLISH HERMIT. The Mus;c composed by Mr. Reeve. Churn, Mr. Grimaldi ; Beaufidelle, Master Menage ; Pirate, Ur. Bologna, • Eugt.slo Lieutenant, Mr. King; Savage, S;gnior Belzoni; arid Lady, Mad. St. Amand. The Entertainments to conclude with (for one Week only) the favourite Pantomime, called - WIZARD'S WAKE; VICTCrALLING-OFFICE, .25r■ Mar, 1803. THE Commi:iioners for Viduail ng His ilfajt.rty's Nary do here, gire Artier, Thu n IVoinrduy ncrt, the Ist (!f June, they will be ready.to nreire Tenders in Writing (sealed up) and treat jar Two Hundred and iYty Chaldronv Pitt's Tanliehl Moor Coals, or Coal 3 of taunt goodnru ; to be delirered al'ng.ide the Wharfs at Ills 31rdesty's rietuailing Stores at Ply mouth and Snuthdowa. O r, HARLEQUIN and MER .(The Muse- by Mr. Russel,) interspersed with Comic Sing ing, particularly the Tippling Waterman, by Mr.... Smith and the Original Negro Duet, be Messrs. Grimaldi and Davis.-.-The Scenery, consisting chiefly of Portraits in France and England; among which are Panoramic Views of Lon den aunt Paris. The Burletta Spectacle, and both Pactomimrs, written and prodoccd by Mr. C. Dibditi, jun.; the Scenery of the whole by Mr. Andreas. In consequence of the Quantity of New Scetwry and Ma chinery in the New liarlegninade of GOODY TWO SHOTS, it is unavoidably postponed for one Week. Roses, 4s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, Is. WITH A PINT OF UNADULTERATED FOREIGN WINE FOR ONE SHILLING ONLY. Ladies and Gentlemen ate requested to be early in their Application for Places, to prevent disappointment. Doors opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. Places kept till Half-past Seven. • t a e The Entertainments to conclude a few Minutes after Ten o'Clock. Book; of the Songs to he had at the We Lis. This Day is published, in Two Volumes, Octavo, price 14s. in bands, THE CASTLE of the TUILERIES ; or, NARRATIVE of all the EVENTS which have taken place in the interior of that Palace, from the timo of its Con stration to the Eighteenth Brumaire of the Year VIII. Transli.ttxl from the French, By FRANCIS LATIIOM, tsq. . _ To be paid for by Diva, payabk uias Interest, Ninety Days after Date. The Conditions If the Contrtki my be seen at the Secretary's Office, nt this Office. And all Persons &to may think prerr to m ,ke Tenders upon the said Occasion, are desired to take Nottee, that no Rega, it will be had to any Tender I , s which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at Length, or mat shalt not be dcliecred to the Board before One o'Clivh on the said IVednesday nest, the Ist of Jane, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person an his Behalf, at tends, to answer when called for. Printed for Longman and Rees, No 39, Paternoster-row. " The writer has gleaned several faits which were overlook ed by his prodece , sors in the same career; and which serve to elucidate the Revolution. The Work-generally dues not weal a questionable appearance, and it is written in an easy and interesting style." —Appendix to Monthly Review, Vol. 39. This Day will be published, A RFPLY.to some FINANCIAL MIS-STATE. MENTS iitand out of PARLIAMENT. Printed fur J. Hatchard, opposite Albany - Buildings, Picca dilly. Of whom may be had, An extensive Assortment of the most esteemed Authors, and likewise of Modern Publications. ROYAL CIRCUS! TALI;. OF iiiCtIANTMENT. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 30, will be !,resented &Grand Display of HORS c'MANS!IIP, 14y The Youthful Highlander, hich he will particularly exert himself. Mons. Henglsr will exhibit his wonderful Performance on the TIGHT- ROPE ; And for the First Time will ba performed, an entire New G ra nd vocal and Paiitomimic.il TALE OF ENCHANTM r, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decora tions, caller! NUMBER NIP; Or, The ELFIN KING of the GIANT MOVNTAINB. In the course of which will be exhibited the mllowing eutire New Scenes : two Views of the Extensive Mine of Number Nip, his Giant Mountains and Magic Palace; Zaidi el Barra -3110t4, and Pompey's Piffir, &c. in Egypt, and the Great Gun in St. James's Park; the Entrance to Oxford, and the. Club- Room re:orded in the Spectator as the Receptacle of the Ugly Club, which is transformed to an allegorical Representation of she Rower of Beauty; an Honest Lawyor'- Office and Villafre., Lurking Place ; Number Nip's Enchanted Castle, surrounded by a terrific Fiery Lake, Jte. &c. The whole to conclude with a most Splendid and Brilliant Law Sceue.—Previous to which (7th Time) will be sung , iii CliaraAer by Mr. SI. A DLII, a new tinnpuracv Lyrical Effusion, descriptive of the late INSTALLATION of the KNIGHTS of the BATH. And, the Thirty-first Time, the popular new Grand Serious Spectacle, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Dr:orations, called, LOUISA OF LOMBARDY; Or,• THE SLCRET NUPTIALS. Louisa, by Mrs. Parker; and Aliuda (first Time) by Miss Adams. Doors to be (mooed at Half. past Five, to begin at WE- pa-t Sit o'Clock.—Bof:es 4s. Second Price 2s.—Pit 2s. Second Price ls —Gallery Is. Second Price Gd. ITALIAN LECTURES, A'. Mr. DULAU's itOONIS , N o. 1, Carli:le-street, Soho square, AN THURSDAY next, June 2, at Nine o'Clock in• the E4ening prect4ely. Mr. BOSCHINI, a Roman P‘istossto of Italian Elocution, having met with a generous :.:) , ,robation tram those Ladies and Gentlemen that favoured Irani with then presence ou Thursday last, begs leave to inform t!iona, that an Thursday next he will have the honor of Real kug a Muter-filece of Sehtimental Poetry, LA MORTE DE CLOKINDA, • Beim; the Twelfth Chute of Tawo's immortal Poem, La Ge. rtwilemme Liberatie. Allllll4Siel/1 T.t.kets, at Vile Shili4ng3 each, to be had at Mr ptiLai. Office. VICTUALLING OFFICE, 26TH MAT, 1803. THE Connitsionerc.for Victualling His Majesty's Nary do hereby Site Notice, That on Tuesday nest, the 31st Inst. they will he ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed up) and treat fse One Hundred Tans of Molasses,te he &Novel im mediately into Ills Majesty's l'i,•tarilling stores at Deptford. To be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dayr after Date. The Conditions -1 the Contrart may lm seen at the SecietarN's And all Persons who may t7:ink proper to make Tenders upon the said Occasion, are et, sired to take Notice, that no Regard will be had to any Tender, in which the Price Anil not be inserted in Words at Length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One en the said Tuesday, the 51st Instant, no . unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some ters.nt Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. This Day it published, price 10s. Gd. sewed, THE CHANCES; or, NOTHING of the NEW SCHOOL: a Novel, hi Three Volumes, by a Disciple of the Old School. Sold by Cuthell and Martin, Mithl!e-row, Holborn. Where may he had, just ptMli , itet, " Sappho," alter a Greek Romance, I.?ino. 3s. Gd sewed. GALVANISM. Ti,is Day i published, in a Quarto Volume, elegantly printed on a tine Paper, and illustrated with I :Il i :ravings by Mr Fit• ler, Historical Engraver to llis Majesty, pricti 11. Is. in board., N ACCOUNT of the late IMPROVEMENTS II in GALVANISM, with a Series of curious And inter esting rsperiments performed lately before the Commissioners of the French National Institute, and repeated in the AnAtu mical Theatresof London. By JOHN ALDINI, Profeisor.of Experimental Philosophy in the University of Bo logna, NU:tuber o' the MediCal and Galvanic Societies of Paris, the Medical Society of London — dec. To which is added, An AppenTur containing the Author'. Experiments on the B:rd; of alKatiliatior executed at Newgatt: : Experiments of the same kind on the B idles of three Criuiinals decapitated at Bologna, Sze. .be. Printed for Cuthell and M nln, Midd6row, Holborn; and 3. Mar i ay, Ficet-street. This Day is published, price 6d. the Third Edition of APOSTSCRIPT to THOUGHTS on the late GENERAL ELECTION, as demonstrative ache PRO GRESS of JACOBINISM. By JOHN BOWLES, Esq. • Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paurs Church-yard; sold also by W. and J. Richardson. Royal Exchar ge; R. Faint der, New Bond-street; J. Hatclard, Piccadilly; audi. Spragg, King-street, Covent-Garden. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price 2s. Gd. The Fourth Edition of Thoughts on the late General Ele&ion, as demonstrative of the Progress ofJacobinism. With a Postscript. Also, price 2s. 641. Refleaions et the Conclustou of the War. Also, price Gd. Remarks on Ititxlerit Female Manners, as distinguished by Inditference to Cilaraaet, and'lndercncv of Ares:. Also, price Is. she Filth VAlition of A Letter to the Hon. Charles James Fox, in Consequence f his Eulogy on the Character of the late Duke of Bedford. The following BOOK«, among otians, have been published by J. HATCHARD, No. 190, opposite Albany Buildings, Piccadilly. I.flist the STATE of EUROPE, before and N.. 5 after the Freed' Revolution, being an Answer to the Work, entitled, De I'Etat de ta France 3 is Fin de l'An 8. by Frederick Gaol, Counsellor at War to his Prussian Majesty, trans ated from the German, by John Charles Norris, Esq. The Second Edition. Price, in isoards, So. 2. The Progreso of the Pilgrim Gaud Intent, in Jacobinical Times. The Eighth Edition, neatly sewed iu Marble Paper, 3s. 6,1. . 3. A Word of Advice to all Church Reformation-Mongers, Price is. 4. Toe Cottager's Religiont Meditations. Price Ed 5. A Poetical Epistle to Sir Georgil Beaumont, But on the Encouragement of the British School of Painting, by William Sotheby, Esq. F.R.S. F.A.S. Price 2s. 6d. 6. Poems and Einys, by the late Miss Boudler ; to which is now first added, An Essay on the Duties and Advantages of Sickness, beautifully printed, and an elegant Engraving of the Author. Price, in Boards, 11. Is. 7. Poems and Essays, by the above Author (without the Es say on Sickness, and Portrait. Crown Bvo. Price ss. iv Boards. 8. Observations on Dr. Sturges' Pamphlet, on the Non ,Reii dence of the Clergy, by T B. Howell, E.sq. Price 24, 9. Practical O'aseriations on the Revelation of St. J- , 1111. • written in the Year 1775, by the late Miss bawdier, ed in crown Bvo. Price ss. Boards. 1 , ). Remarks on the Rev. Dr Vincent's Defence of Pt , ' Education. Second Edition, price Is. Cid. 11. Hints for the Improvement of the Irish Fisheries, by' G. N. Whately, Esq. Price Is. 18. A Summary Account of Leibni , es Memoir, addressed to Louis XIV. recommending to that Monarch the Conquest of Egypt, as conducive to the establishing a supreme Authority over the Govenintents of Europe. Price •2s. 13. An Examination of the Strictures of the Critical Re viewers, on the " Translation ofJovenal," by the Translator. 14. The Day of Alarm ; being a Progrimsive View of the Spirit and Designs of Leading Men in France, during the War, and principally since the Peace; exhibiting the Plans and Maxiinitolldopted in their Councils respecting Foreign States, with Animadversions upon the Allegations of French Writers against the Gsi:entment and People of Great Britain ; and His torical Strictures on the Condutt of the French in their Inter course with other Nations. 15. The Cabinet, l a rublished every Saturday, condufted by a Society of Gentlemen, of which Six Numbers are already pub lished, at One Shilling per Number. 16. The Voyage Home from the Cape of Good Hope, with other Poems and Notes, dedicated to John Penn, Esq. M. P. of Stolfe I beautifully pri nted in Quarto / and ortaunented with a Miniature Engraving of Cape Town, by H. W. Titter, M.D. 17. The State of Things for 1808, in a Dialogue between the Old Year and the New Year. Second Edition, Price 6d. sr ss. per Dozen. 19. Essay ua the Happiness of the Life to Come. Paco 41, sewed. This Day Is published, in One Volume, Otavo, price ss. in board:, A NEW ANATOMICAL NOMENCL A -11. TURF., relating to the Terms which are expressive of Position and A:pea in the Animal System. By JOHN BARCLAY, M. D. Le3ttrer on Anatomy, and Honorary Member of the Royal Physical Society, Edinburgh. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row ; and Ross and Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, just published, Observations on Grunt! Hernia. To which is prefixed, A General Account of the other Varieties of Heria. By Alex nird2r Monro, jnu. M.D. F. R. S. E. illustrated by S !Yen Plates, price is. tid. in boards., This Day is published. price 65., in boards, elegantly printed in One Volume small O:lavo, inscribed, by Permissionoo the lion. and it g a Rev. the Lnrcl 15ishop of Durham, N ESSAY on the UNREASONABLENESS 11. of seEpTiets I. The Second Llition. with Additions. By the Rev. J. RE, A. M. Rector of Coln St Denys, and Vicar of Stratton St. Mar garet, Wilts. Printed f,rthe Author, by J. Cooke, at the Uiliv..rsity Press, Oxfoivt.; and sold by him, and Mesirs. F. and C. Rivington,. and E. Williams, London; Meyler, Bath; Cullius, Salisbury; Stevens,Cirencvster ; and Washbounie, Gloucester. . • . - A Critique on this Essay may be seen in the British Critic for January 1802; in the Monthly Review for February 1802 ; and in Robinson's Annual Register for ISOt. Likewise, by the same Author, An Essay on the Necessity of Revealed Religion. The Third Edition. And Two Visitation Sermons, published by Request: one proving that the Church Estahlishinzat of Eng land is not burdensome to the Corumunity w even in a pcuniary Sense, but the Reverse; the other, that the pres?.nt improved State of Civil Liberty in Europe is owing to the Doctrines of the Christian Religion. ,1 . 0 ^1 lI 1 41 (.1 • • , ' ; BONAPARTE'S DECLARATION, aim OFFICIAL PAPERS, ►ROM JAN. 180 u, To MAY, 180.3. This Day was published, in Octavo, price s. 6d. OFFICIAL PAPERS relative to the PRELI MINARIES of LONDON and the TREATY of AMIENS. Teluti.sl at Paris at the Printing Office of the Republic, and published by Authority of the French Government. Translated into English. Printed for J. Debvitt, oppOsite Burlington-Mime, Piccadilly ; iond cold alai" by J. :Isperne, No. 32, Cumhill, and all other A.•nksellers. Mr. I)ebrett respectfully informs the Public, that the rip/MS' her,. annottik: . %l contiln the Official Documents not included in the Correspondence preeented'to the British Parliament—in terspe;stel with Observatiods by the French Government. The whole occupy no lets than two hundred and fifty-eight Quarto pas.!::. On this account, and from the nec:•s.ity of printing an Imprezion sufficiently large to Inc at the great de. moods of an anxious Public, it was not possible to publish the Wok oarlier than this Morning, instead of Saturday, as pre:- inked to a former paper. 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