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IRELAND. i.I74IRICX, APRIL 9. , A letter, of a moat violent and threatening na ture, dated from Ye&More, was, on Thursday last, received through the' PObt -Unice of Wllahtr, by George Davis, Esq. of tYllrien's Bridge, county of Clare; it intimated; if he did not trine undis turbed some fellow* who:had been keeping %law ful possession of ground. tint they Would not only ho 141 i his cattle. but also hunt his house and mur der ; mu , declaring that their attacks would he of the saute dencript as thine on desire. Boland' and Heys, in this county. Wedueeday night, James 111ehan and Son, of *Cooleltenan, in the South Liberties of this city, bad their house attacked by some villains, who flogged them in' an unmerciful shaimer; and on Thursday night. John Fahey, of Kilinurry, also in the liberties, was used M a similar wan'. On Thursday last, two hours hetes day, the house of .toilrew Keefe, sen. bricklayer. at Sing land, South Liberties of this city, was hurglariously b•iiken open by a gang of roniseri.supposed four in number ; they obtained entrance by dashing a large 'Lone agui.mt the back door ; two of the villains went in, One of allow was armed with a launder- W.,. with a white handkerchief over his face, the othot hating *bayonet, and Isis face smutted, the r. -t remain. d outside. Keefe and his aged.wife were 1 . 113 bed ; the robbers desired them to deli ver up whatever money or property was in their pelmet...ann. !laving obtained the woman's pocket, they took therrout ten. tcn-;.envy tokens and the lkey of their chest, which having opened, they rifled of eighteen guineas in cash c ud notes, a large gold ring. twelve shirts and shifts, and some clothes— alsii twenty-seven hank* of green yarn, which lay in • corner athe house. all the hard saviugi of an in dustrious eourle, far advanced in lifts: two dauAlt ten of Keefe*, who lily in an apartment adjoining their parents, perceiving the thatch taking tire from it candle with which the robbers were searching the house, attempted to extinguish the games, but were called to by the party outside, to he (10.11. •• ur the n —s *hoed instantly meet their fate."— It is to be obserred, that this gang brought with them three candles, and at tint pretended they were iu search of deserter.. The !rinse of Robert Brashow. Banned. in the county of Tipperary, was attacked by several ruf fians. at an early hour nit the tsior day se'unighr, tbey would have forced un entrance but for the spirited resistance he made ; after tiring two shots, attempting to burn the house, and threatening his lite on the next visit, (when they advise i him to hare his coffin ready) thing retreated byßor,tes. Land. weer& Grange evil Ardfitinan, • the vicinity of which is supposed to be their'tesi ;knee. • ,f• Thursday last, the High Sheriffs of tbitetitv re ceived a respite• in stay the executioa of lioned Hier*, a pnrate in the South Cork regiment. till further orders ; he was to have been executed on bloaday. TRIM ASSLIES, Aram IL On Tuesday. one of the most aboeking and *restful murders et brought tub a Court of Joqi. e WS.% isivrelg4tell and tried before the Lord ChM:* Jostiee Dowser. Petrick )I..ilizeits.4 a ss arraigned for the wilful inerder of Thomas Golf, a lad of 15 years of age, we the eight of the uth January ls,t. It appeered, on the clearest evidence, that he executed hi, infernal purpose in expectation of a reward from his ernployera,w ho keep a bleach-green St (tinrinani•town (t.sausity Meath). It appears I that attar Int had been mule on the green, and, in conaequessee, meanie were offered by its owners and a few ueighlisuring gentlemen, fin the upper hemlon of Poch perelnissand prosecuting to convic tion ; the Prisoner sem a nightly watchman, and the ilecesetsl was also in the employment. On the evening of Ow lath January. the decease-41 ass going home at his usual hour of quitting work ; the l'esouer, to effect his purpose, induced the but to *my with him, and, about eleven o'clock sse uia ht, knoeked tiiin down, and discharged the cements of his fireltwk. heavily loaded with a ball and slugs, through his kft tweet. by piecing it quite close, so much SO that the wound arseared to be only 1I inch in ; it pyrferated the body. booted the unfortunate boy's clothes, owl eon a of tbe sheet were found in tin ground on the removal of the body; he then placed a few yard. I sswu . folded regularly, between the halals of the dc come.l„ as if to make it appear hr tired at 11.ssi in the act of running away with horn ; he then alartueil the ledge-keeper, who, with smother young man, in lb • c:iitlm mild, informed the chief propri etor, Mr. :Moore, of the attack ; Cie l'ri4 saner declared he had been three permit% and that he tired, and all went in pursuit. It es* remarked. it mipeared singular (the night being %cry bright). that aa hr died he did net wound any versos; hr reel be 'lid not—hut after searching some time, lie said he had waved or droeped. es be said if. one of theta, and then beyinglit the party to the place where the boy lay, he was often ;mucked, and that he would out his brains—mhielt he was going to do. ouiy periented by Isis 3laster ; the Prisoner ap med coricta.eil. at the iti:.tatit, and ex claimed. 6stotr mold Not iloppeat otefrr rid I dust t'n okitt bef ore I cease to Gorotanattle.s tokocit.— k.hr humanity 'adze. ac are merry to say. that it ap peared that oar of the party endeavoured to rouse des 'pints by saying. he had only done his duty. avid that Aires toogs. in lips way; led ileeish. ex . feinted the Primmer—pi 4. says the other. inogs. awl 1 would rather dam 500 1 had the went of donee it inywrlL • After this, it tevs detests:lined. that the Prisoner. with Owen Kearns (one of the wit sae' &Oast wandi until itioranig, andduring the :tight the I-stile-lure asked Kearns would he 'tree a secret ? tiw other in t rited when he then unfohleil to hint that iw had murdered Go:Laced his expectations., en:l that he would give gonna a part, if he ea- trim. Kearns asked him ally hr wanted to commit sin k-m*6n the body on their coining up ? , Ile said, it was to prevent suspii 1011 Of the reel motive% for that. an diecharging his gun, be was afraid the dismissed was set quite dead. and that he guts him several blews with the end el it. which were p e reeitrible. Kearns asked him, then why din tie Ilate that con:ideuce m bun' he mud. it rem:veil hib mind, mid he knew he was gift: in doing to, from a former proporal he laid made to him (Kearny) that ot• uturderuig thcir 3itn.ter and rob biinr the concerti. The trial listed the entire of the day, during which the greatest abhorrence was Mt try all pre bent. The Jury, without auy hebitatiou, found him svilty ; he was inbtaiitly beaten( rd. to be hanged on% !tumidity, (the 7th itnit.) a►al his body bent to the Isitirina . ;y for del:section—which sentence was c , ,rrired into ell'eet Liceortliugly. He made a full entifeibion of his guilt, and ucluowledkol the jus tice of his sentence. EPILOGUE TO THE NEW COMEDY OF "THE WORLD." •DISTRAIILY SPOILMI SY MR. /Liana% The setae is closed—and now a pose enmity Refute year verdict saves ur damns the mese; An awful pause! for which of you can hear • That verdict gives, amt not turn pale with tear, Whit frog you roof the cloth of guru shall fall, Which from your sight divides tu, surly all Mast feel their brows aid% Terror's dews ittipeaird To see the curtain doted upon the 'lipid! es ladies, yes, toy blood runs cold to say, Perhaps, some sew short souturots ratted away, Perhaps those words, those dreadful words may rend Your eats sod ours—The Worto I, at as ..act How shall I ward its fate Oh ! deign to hear, Ye lovely nymphs ! toy out watt favoring ear; Far from your grateful heeds he raosure 'woold slunk as all to bear you dams the World. The World, t M adoring Irorld, which joys to virw Its brightest gents sad sweetest llnst'rs in hot.. Ye thritly Latices, alio would gladly shoe The dread expense% of a trarcllin; sun, Tow clear your brows, and be your parses furled, Here, for six Antilop.. all mop ore the And you, ye dashing dames . whose ruling passion Is to collect at routs the mob of fashion, And see all Loodou in sour chambers crannied, Crusted, crowded, squees'il, squealed, jolted, jostled, . ' - When beau to belle, and belle to beau °plows, The war of elbows, sad the shock of mows ; Where Dour eau tell vie close their sionees rune) Which is his Neighbour's not., or shish his wa io, Oh ! if a crowd's your oUli„tos Drury-lane Drive—nightly drive—nor fear to drive in ‘ain While our play lives : beheld your proper sphere For rest assured, you'll say, the World is here. You all, so doubt, have nfteu sought to view, Is Fasey'S glair, what the Irodss thinks of r . Bet claw, vre'dkaow from Gallery, Boxes, Pa, Not what it thinks of ',II, but shit yule think of it. If e'er year housonia srof-love bolds its sway, You'll surely *hew woe mercy to On play ; keptroslng In= and Loot, and cough sod pew, For know this drama's fair iuvolves your ewe. Tin n while app laus e our envious doubts dispels, Applaud. ye beaus! make thew applaud, yr belles' if sub (rut lung fares Row we sever, Ire all issue...hi shall Jews tAr World for errs! NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. pea nmouvm, £PUL 13. The outward-bound convoys are all on the mine ; the relontairr, Precool:de. arsd Pilot, fur the Mediterranean; the Thrtis, for the East Indies; and the %emetic, for I lYilfax ; are moved down to St. lielco's, and their convoy is following them. The wind is not quite fair, and there is but littie of it. They will prubabty go to sea to-morrow morning at day) light. Sailed the Vidttire, Christie, for the South Seas ; Brilliant frigate, for Guernsey ; Alit, on cruise ; and the o,prey, with a comas• for the Downs. Arrived a convoy from the bowl's. Cause into harbour the Dryad frigate, one of the Cork cruisers. •raur. 16. Arrived, His Ma,esty's ship Bektte, (nun Ply mouth ; also the remits, Starlaig, farm the Downs, for the South Seas, sad nailed to join the Esti ll i a corn fly. The Vulture, Christie, for the South Seas, got on the Horse last night, but got off again, and sailed to joui the East-India eonioy. wiled, last night, this .Majesty's ship Fulusteire, with the fleet for the Mediterraneau.--NV i!;d N.E. PLYMOI TR, APRIL U. COMP in the Has kiwis armed ship, front the Downs. Sailed His 'Majesty's ships Amethyst and Gibral tar, 011 a cruise ; and the with a fl e et of victuallers for the fleet olf Lisbon. - - DIAL, APRIL 15. Sailed this morooig lii' 11.ijesty's ships Eargairs and Tribette, for tilierriiesb. Came clown fro Li the River the Asa. Mayne. far tlw Brazils ; rem**, Starling. for the South Seas ; and (;extra! Miranda, Orr. for Jamaica. •PRIL I. Satled. this morning, the Genera/ Miranda, OR, ; Ana, Mayne; and ream, Starling, for the Saadi Sess.—Wild N.E. PROM LLOYD'S um Gs • vasty n, Arm!. ts.—P•nond by dos Fry Hutchins ; sod the fraoria, from Gibraltar; Lady Asa, Wilth, hots Afric a Abraham, RasdiN, form Dahlia ; Meridan, Wu'd. fool 11:imon Mary, Masme7, from Waterford ; ta lkaline, Went. Ow GOVAN) ;. arid sba Vaataa (a prize), from Falmouth —salted the Masa, he Cork ; Hero, Quinta, 1w Malta lodes, Weida', tut imam Vint, Hughes, ter 11ub11a ; Minrtra,—; &Ma 'be GAWK ..mud, Moms; fue the Broils Marganita. Maw% for Goliath:ugh i llaka, Pivot , and Bear, was, fur St. CrUlit. A ciiriuns charge of au assault was preferred oo Satlirday, at Merit mrough-st!ei. t oth.e, against Mr. 31—, an opulent tradesman at the west end of the town, by Maw 11.-4-1„ a dashing female, who stated herself to hese been deceased and ruin ed by the Defeudatit's artiuces and promises. The assault complained of originated in Mortimer street. where the complainant had aiiartuients„ else moil. left her Inane and friends in con sequence of having placed her• affectioae on the De fendant. who had proinised to weed bee when ar raugeinenta could he .Haile to that end. Under these promisee, to use the lady's own express . ~ she granted him triery indulgence, but after the fabashit•arted man had ranted her, his tole veer cool, and she found out that be already had two raises. The lady acknowledged that, is a p}ia~ roes sin of ruzvt. sire- hail attempted to claw the Dr feminist's fare, and it ap;ieared that lie had tuna trutimially scratched her's in avoiding ber fun•. Two tradesmen stated, that the complement, who e n milli priped virtue and morality, had Isreirthe e,er awe of a gall.mt Lantata W. an•: that she had wily I. t II three 11:ni:thi i!.•Altittr tit his protection. The D.-fenclant, it pnwed, w.th a }trod drat of iisernratmt. had iire , .r taken a wife. 'flier I•arti. >ci eir att. iA it to tt:L their owls dispute. FROM SAIVRDAY moms CiEETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE). Thomas Smitten sad Jahn Hinny the• youngir, of Naylaiid, Suffolk, acialrbukiera. Meath ga, lOua. • Julieph Reich aud 11itliana Wekh, brass-foraderai, Birmingham. March ao, isms. Thomas Willett Nulls and JAN . /hinter, of Harksey- Rood, Midilleacz, brewer*. January 5. time. James Drinboatcr, ildlias Levee Drinkrater, and John Drinkwater.the younger, inerchaisis, Liverpool. February inure 4:eine flowers and Philip iVeaver, of Kent-street, Nee - log:0u, touters. April e, hem. 'Photons Gibson awl George Forster, of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, lincooliarpsis. March tc, inns. Geingc Strafford the elder, George Strafford the yonager, and Thetas Crowther, of 1:1 akelield, York, Inaba-mer chants. June 20, 1400. Cornelius Cooling and Than Baton, of Calnehmals, Liscoln, brick:Ryer,. Moth 12, 11108. Santini Lite 4s, Edward Lucas, Thomas Loess, Stephen Bedturd, Joseph Read, and Juha Read, casters of cutlery, Sheffield. Marsh ots, troth Unsaid Syr" and Janos Crooke., of Manchester, sta tioners. March la, inns. Samuel Calesby and George Steinbach, jun. of Bedford street, Coeetn-Garilen, uteu'sdnercers March 25, 130 d. Ilugh White and Francis Goadsby, of %umlaute, drysalters. March no, won. • BANKRUPTCY ENI•ARGED. trait Lewis, of NiracastledmisoTyle, linen-draper, from oho loth of April to Joist t, at tea, at Guild:tall, London. BAN v. nurrs. Spencer Martin, isf CM-Bourne, Sussex, shopkeepee, to surrender, April :9, at eleven, al, sad May 25, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Slaws. Day and Jones, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. Christopher Perkins, late of Sditilted, Glamorgan, shop keeper, to surrender, April 19, soil May 26, at one, at Gutialiall, fondue. Attorney, Mr. 1 wld, Friday-street, London. Julio Baines, at Ashton', Salop. firmer, to surrender, May 1,3, and fls, at one, at the White Home Inn, Ludlow, Salop. Attonseys, Mr. Adams, Ludlow; and Messrs. Me rril:head Robins, Lincoln's-lea. Joseph Broadhurst, of Charing-Cross, Midsllesex, jew eller, to surrender, April :LI, at tea, 30 , at elesen, and May on, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, lessia. fiebblewkite, Howlaad and Robinson, Gray's-Ise-Pace. Edward Wilson, of St. James's-street, 111'41(11~x, hatter, to amender, April 23, 30, and May at tea, at Gadd hall, Dodos. Attorney, Mr. Mapritott, Charlotte-street, Bleektriai'alload, Santry. Thomas Adcock; of Macclesfield, Chester, joiner, to sur render, April c 9, and May 17 of , at three, at the Crown sad Amine, ktorleport, Che:rter. Attorneys Mr. Gangs Unmade, Escliequer-Oifice, Liacolti s lnu, Loudon ; and Mr. Jobn Baddeley,iitoctsport. Henry 'II arcing, of Blackburn, Lancaster, comrade", so surrender, May 9, at Sae, to. at elevens, on, at Ave at the house of Thomas Yater, the Dm:Morse, Mackie:4w Attorneys, Mr. ILigglesourth, Gray's-Inn, London; and Mr. N ilkinsoo, Blackburn. Michael Layton, late of White Hartrow, lienuiugton, Surrey, atoromoson, td surrender, April 19..3e, mid Mn. os, at twelve at Guildhall, Loo:lou. Aworne,s, Alcoa, Boese:ell, and Corner, York-street, Southwark Richard Drown, of Greek-street, Suho, chememonger, to sarreselm, April 19, and May t, at tau, a nd do, at to tire, at Guildhall ; London. Attorney, Mr. iliehdri, Timor Nightingale, of Dewsbary, nierrer, to surrender, May 15 at die, an and of, at tea, at ttreGeorce and Dengue Inn, ilewsbar;. Auerne)s, Messes- Sykes and kotniles, New-Inn, London; and Mr. k•yk o m, Deimbnoy. DIVIDENDS. June ii. Joseph Slu".3Eou, of Gravesend, Kent, slopseller, at tweite, at Guinthall. Leaden. June 14 Joseph Spraggon and William Spraggon. of Gras eared, lout, s.opacllus, at twelve, at imsidos. Jame 14. W . lllllllll Spran(lll. of Gravesend, Kent, slop seller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jaws tt. Wilitrtu Coekerill, of Ludgate-kill, London,. • lineo•draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. May 7. George Towson, of Bath, Surrieratt, draper, at nor, at Guildhall, Loudon. May is. Samuel Houton awl Solomon Rich, of IVooriatoel.- street, Middlesex, tailors, at .411 C, at Guildhall, Loudon. May Id. Thomas Walk., of Liverpool, incrikatit, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liserpuol. May is. Edward Tatet, of Pies Key, Brides's:lt Precinct, Lasdon, Cull-mbercbant, at ten, at Guildhall, May to. Joseph Stephens, ;ate of Heading, Berko, gainer, at alms, at the Angel Inn. in Reading. May °I. William Ley baud; of Lisle.strect, near I.eicrst r ipiptue, Middlemen, former, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lowden. May ft. Charles \than, now or late of Brixton, Surrey, coal-merchast, at twelve, at Gaildhall, Loudon. May 7. Edward Danis, of Lamhetle, Sane), brewer, at eleven, at Loudon May to Greer. Dotard, of Upper Grosvenor-place, Mtd dkwx, victualkv, at ten, at Guildhall, 14,1341011. May to. Thumas Johnston, of Enday.sticet, Cheapside, Loads% sasebouscinan, tett, at Guildhall. May 7. Jobs Janus Perry, of Illiterhapcl.mod, Mid dle% a Waliordshite-warabousrman, at twelve, at Gail& hall, 1-undo°. May y lime Abbott, of Lerpoill, Laseaster, alopullsr, at eleven, at the Tallnit los, is l.reda, 'tusk. - May fid Weditun Dickonos the Elder, Thomas Goodall, Michael Goodall, and Wiltians Dickenson the limner, of Bitisiagliam, Warwick, hawkers, at clams, at the Royal ilolet, is Temple-mar Birmingham. Merj r :l , Bran t., of Lompalk3 Sharediads, victualler, at sloe, at Linda's Loses. Mow 9. William %Vatter, now or late Leeds, Tart, seer- Ansa, at chem., at the Thom Legs Inn, in Leeds. May 20. Beery Hall, of :Sixth Crony, thationster, dealer sad chapatis, et flares, at the Ram lan, in Cienacester, Giswerster May 7. Joldi Birkett Weiatiolt, of the Old Meat, Lama" laterliaat, at lochs, at Guildhall. May it. John (later', late of state-Lsers, hap. weeliant , at rivers, al the Prows lacy Itarrerisr. CEATI rll-Al U.-NI A Jolts Cole, of Fore-street, Loodun, statioser. 111.11Ve. •f Ptisoesile, 1 Loc-elkaodlor. MEETINt.S OF CIEDIToRS, AT GUILDHALL, TO Rictarilin. Tottealiam-coort. reed. Twtualler Georg! Duilekt, roa.baggiap; BeTlaustiFey New- void - awl-carder • . Mamas Reid, ilisboripte-atrect. Landon, dwelt.. aeoaser . Jaws Seaereed, late of Vailat.peace, Kent- road, t. or ref, lonia"' ROO Cooper Geese, late of Lastolses-laa, seoael serivener Samoa Abrahams, Seed. &eh. Kent. lineesdrapes Rieberd Urdu. r, Ns. toe Purl."'ford, Disouskine, aotaed.opireir . . . . Italian' Watts. sad MOMS Feats Hay, bag-Acre, /diditha"., is, i-miso I 10 . . William ilcalirsoa, Peareester-vai, 1.0.W.*, draper .1 la .1010 e• Mayon, 1ti...-lame, M.lllesex. alike-smith 2 1U DIVIDENDS. Wary Vbeitard, late of Caimbeidge, mate awl tiptoe marehowt t . . Mormilsay Pope, Raelifeaen; Middlesex, 'lamel lar It . . Robert Prisele, late of Northanbalsod street, 1011.11, ateroards of Rimptem, lamas's, je.eda to CERTIVICATES. William Ream, of E.Cl , 4lbeft. Sesakwerk, lerivatar. James Itedans, ant stlog-stseet, Ueda', usereiurat Gametal Milan, Thalami, York, sad Damsel Whitaker, of Illeachester, eattem-seetnefeeterers. Dead Ainswortli, of Prestos, Lanctserr, eetaem-spinmer Henry Hullers. n.n. ..e late of Leeds, stabones. Jahn It hire, of ft misierhan. tailor Mail ttlei, d Hu/WA La, in Effluvia', York, tortes ertenfeetwar W. C. noses, of Niclulea-bree, Landes, esereksat. TRICE OP STOCKS ON SATtICAT. 3 P*l coatonpullaci4 ptr Cent. Cass 114;1! 4 lot 1. 5 pro t'. I‘t. Navy In!. ...... Stovk Lott& Eacl.cqu.•r Bras liauk fur 1041 i Val lb; 7-id .1 din. pui. sa 7d prcin. Cuss...la fur. 61 1:1 T. HISel, titerk-Uroker, 4, Curs:lmill,luid 9, ( bati K Cr9lll EIRTHS. Monday last, at St. Giles's, Norwich, Mrs. P,; ; ;hy, o f a daughter. Lately, at Bangor, at her father's, the Rey. J. Kl6lll, the Lady of Captain tie) land, of a son. On Wednesday teat, Mts. Edwards, of Upper Claptua, (Ai daughter, MARRIAGE. Lately, at Stoke C4Sr;h:l 3 orts amid), lamas Fletcher, Esq. surpass of the Royal Navy, to Cornelia, oaugatat of Captain Barium, of the Ru ) al Newt DEATHS. Oa Friday, in Groat Ewa:err:aimlialace, of an inEramaa. time in dee hi o, after as Hiram. of a few ilays, NI•61 Tapp., the Orly eLasigi.ter of Sir G. J. Tapps, hart. of Hiatus Acuo re!, h.mts. Uu 'ilairutly at hie ones boo , r, at Pimlico, in the s; tlr yaw of It.av am-, ' Awls++ Eliot au, E. 4. of the War Whey. la 31unotjuruiquare, Dahlia, Frauds ELI"; Esq. of Ealrarra Us l Wordily se*oniglit, almost sarldeoly, at Ms Calm's' hum+, at Hultoway, lhlhaq nichard, eldest soa of Warm++ Vroaiag, Esq. aged alma years. HIGH WATER, Tills DAY, AT LolsrioN-BRitx;r. mum u.. tour.. el I Even 31 after.. a SALE BY AUCTION. • TROOP ROMPER By 1). SADLER., Os TUESDAY, Aril 19, at teeter, without reserve, TH MTV-I 1 E. clever, active, V 017 t G HORSk.".S, is high condition drafted front His Ma jeny's titb Regiment of Light lln4oetas, from Woodbrldgo Barracks. Colimrs, hays, browns, add chesnolu Maley of them match ortl, and are eakalated fur ehrsiots, etiovkles„ boroueltes, gigs, saddle horses, Ice. The shore are welt worth the attention of the public, as they are sold for so other rea son than educing the ouiber to each troop; also treaty oar Hussar, drat; cel foots Hi. Majesty's loth Regiment of Dis,Noins, from Rumford Barracks. Twelve Machine Horses, taken off the Harwich Road, most of them are young, sound., and remark *Me good goers : likes See about one hundred and fifty Military Saddles, and eighty Lots of Horses and Carriages of canons descriptions. To les viewed ono lbw grix fw Hsi sale. DS. ADAM'S VALUABLE WORKS. FOS SCHOOLS AND FOR \WM; PERSONS. NEW EDVVIONS. 3 lit 3 10 3 19 This day are published, 1. Ta l OMAN ANTWU IT ; or, An Account JUL of the MANNERS sad CUSTOMS of the no,. MV%%. o•spectiog tbeir Governmeut, Magistracy, Lae% Judicial Procrediugs, Religion, Games, Military end Nasal Atkin Dress, Excreter*, Beth*, Marrt-ges, Disarms, Earren:le, Welemsaed MCMIU4:I4 Coins, Method of Writ mg, Houma, Gudrun, Agreultare, Carriages, Pahl* Raildiega, &e. mc. designed chirtia to illtratrate the Lunt elMv l vv, by expleishig Weals mud Phrases, from the Rites and Castatss to shads they refer. 14 ALEXANDER ADAM. L L.D. Rector of the High School of &Subarea. Sixth Editiou, is uue see. price lye. bd. is baste. by the same .totem, '2.. A SUMMAR V of ‘I:(JGRAPHY sad HISTOR both ancient ktudiuMern c.ilitaining an account cf :bery line 61! St•lr MIA 11611ripla HUV 011/ two. of the roost incurious (ions, in ancient Sad snider,, timere--thelr i!aiii.c.•, Cos. toms, kc. To which is added, a Geographical laces, con taining the Names of Pisces, ke. iliostratcd I. M em . 4 4 designed clnetly to connect the atudg of Claimial Leal eta; %Alb that of Geseettl Idtrdelailge. Third EditOus.correetsa, in use large vol. eve. price I zs. in bawds. 3. CLASSICAL BIOGRAPHY;' eskihitisg, rally, the proper Names, with • sl ut ancoaut of the several Deities, Heroes, and other Perseus ssestissied in the an cient Classic .luthors. Steand Edition esliarged, sou price ~r. boards. 4 The RUDIMENTS of • I..tTtN gni ENGLISH GR 4)131.tit, rlncinsed to facilitate the Stadrof bosh Lee. pages, ley cunaccliu< than L.l,ctisr, fifth &litres, proved, lamu. price .'s Lid lured. Priattel foe Cackll and Davies Strand; J. jultooon. C. sail Rivingtos, St. Pain's CissUrch-yard ; J.lt a,Lca, Long man, Hurst, Hess, and Orse , and P. W y nn, and Soo, Paternoster-mu ; Lackingten, Niles, sad Co. E.ifsbur)- asare 3 C. Law, Affluents-lam; J. Booker, New nUllii. street; W. Ginger, Cellcgc street, Westminster J. Magi not', Pointe, • and R. Phillips, B r id g e-street ; assl foe W. 3 10 10 ALL TRUTH IS SALVTARY TO MAN. ow whoever discovers or diffuses it in any poetise, renders en essential Service to his toaster and his lima. Prates%hoed Men have, of tote, through the oedema of the Pre,.., Isla Wow the pabbe ems the .in n s s)mptoseis of iie-oiaec.„ whirl., huociar, to the delicate sad suscepti ble antol , it is outs n. reasanfor us to glance at. We bare the impluncss to law= those persons, wk.% either from rmistiintiou or acculeut, ,e regaled bidet, kora hard rtiatute of climate, violent dingipsistmest, isi mokrate 'clef, or rxrev...., of 51) kind, 1•110111 sender those diseases stuck molt from a it. anigrareat of NERVOUS SYSTEti, a ,;enteral or partial DEBILITY, that, Inns the auks of more accurate anatimiacal koon heir, with eery elaborate chemical analysk , , we have it in our power to imam. In must came, a perfect rirestatiiishoicat health st sad sesgth. • The harks, steel, mid other teak 'medic:as ssliielt have been mean.) arbsiaistered, is one elms of Duo* coraphitate, we hare found, from experience, to lie 0.1 means sievrote to the performance of a complete and laming rare; a. 7.4 116110CTitY, the utditwry , puedie , ai other is u..i irersaUy knows to be prodoetive of t h e moat mact,ae,o.• effects sat the human cosistitation; .e have therefine housed, he tonne; else sheik of oar attention extbieses': to this ret.is et, and the aid of t; sears expvieues e taastct ractite, ti. otter to the public a mode of tesatter.t *sanely Dew, which bas is auowe lenience laiseeto tam kaolin to fail. As a great part of them ifusmini bas its seat is eke 1.14 Y , that has biro plantain:lc atteodcal to to Vae presto , sat!. o(ctue: sod, as Ass a fact, seU koo• ato ploir.oen..ti • that piteous co each art, ,sad all noes, of •*4 Id, mil every durriptios of character, ate Et t. tit.. , downier*, pseticsiarli those of tie(aig and calerr.oest ger) tetrad tastiest Ms sad fitelmits, sad of ,tu,Stints v • • tin habit., mast ispecially tbiose of a go.rit and fancy, and Artile entacinatiew — tbe Post, V.s Patatst. A • the Norchst—maid those she am al h uat t4tutie rink in sc.. :et) have escindtd final al: manual labour, a • repito en,ploymest; for the sake of sock Patmats, she I Mind, tursJ, ace tenderest 4:111 nor: so 11 t. yen astir consploott, the strictest at•Lctom is 4 to ;tell( an and secrecy, mid a set Ms, a permatiect sad re. Meal Cute, is salema4 prorMand. Mesers CURRIE and CU. Serretene, mar be consult ,. i at th,r boast . No. to:, Ratio :. - Gcreira, Pat:e..ti . 1 etherper;onally, or by later • post rov.4 i tiel,..stn - Biul. Note, when the necesenr! eta :11:-dicice• • • • be tiers, or emit to my part be kingdow• Paginate is the ascoery an I.:guested to .letarr.lw the r, • ticatais of their cessu+Lilets, aces, and perm! heist —N.. to;, Hangs (lam kn. LONDON; !mica G DAV:DoON,, No. 19, Bose.,l4evart, Cas."-since, and rablohad at tlia 4. No Bark of ,4 Cita-own' ( bnteb, etra,al, '1 nal( place —Or•ters, kr 14r this P., wet hi UK pag4 be anti' attemieil t. =." NUM I The ja-ift si lite nrJghtel eateell, Point 41 The P r sowe I it 31C4 ; Jar • iIST ; I tr. Ersi 11,.. ti SYS/ I iorf ; 44 ' 4S I GISKIa SCI Mr. WE; app.. oars v Christ ota4liv4 toktu, Latu.- 1:r. i.cer • b liti *, The Sr liil troop; (i.tutru4 prolos Vals,. rtrir, .11 )•ilors A Tb f. TJted y, I Melo- EAP sptives Slturda) Shalt.pci Luse Vein r 1 11 %Arm -Lama' bj N lees ;Jae ez, lh Kee M:. 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