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- • - . " 4 4 •••1 or, • * KING'S TUFA' THIS PRESENT EVENI be presented the New Grand S _ .... • -.., ...--.-.4.11P7 ... 0 11,1•1... M . , , - - . . ..._., .... • . • io , , 0 ,I le ,„ rutt b .... . TUESDAY, M. liCil 19, 1805. Z (rates starisca, presented tTRE. PING, March 19, will Serious Open, eAtitled ERIFILE. New Scenery, Dresses, Decoration, ~ , rontely tor Mr, Bil ingtnn, by Bianchi. E n d 01 the First Act the NEW DIVERTISEMENT. jag of the open will be perf..rmed the Grand Ballet, called LA BELLE LAITIERE; OU, BLANCHE REINE DE CASTILLE. Composed by Mr. D'Eg•illc. The Music by Steibelt. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Al R. ALDERMAN SHAW intreats his ii Friends not to relax in their Exertions in his Favour, and acquaints them, that the Election is fixed, by the Court of Directors, to take place at the INDIA HOUSE, on THURS DAY, the 28.11 instant, on which Day he will be nartt,darly oblivrt by the early attendance of all his Friends at tie Ballot. America-square, March IS N.B. Mr. Shaw's Consmittre will meet every Day at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, from 11 OR 4 o'Cloelc. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAIRCN 4, 11110. TI IF. COMMISSIONERS for Vaasagag his Majesty's Nary do hereby give Notice, That ast TUESDAY the It)h Instant, they will be read., to remnee Tenders in ...tritest up), and trent fin. the ripplaing wigs Fresh Beef shall be demanded far the Use of His Majesty's Shlpa and Vessels at My Render', in Darer Roads, and at Margate (on separate Commas), from the Ist April, until the 30th 'leptewiber wen inetosire. To be paid for by Pil ls, payable with Interest, Aissetn RIPS after date. This Day is published, a.clew Edition, in 2 Vals. nom pries 6s. Wards, SERMONS to YOUNG MEN. Ay W. DODD, I.L.D. Late Chaplain in Ordinary to His 1114j-ity. Printed fur Vernor and Hoed, dl, Paul ty. This Day ir 'published, embellished with upwards of Forty beautiful Plates, cut in Wood, 2 Vols. Foolscap Bvo. _price 12e. bards, THE TEMPLE of the FAIRIES: being a Selection of the best Fairy Taiga, trans!ated from the French of Cabinet ries Fees &c. Printed fur Vernon arid H ood, St, Poultry ; sod I. Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Church -yard. - • %,• A New Grand Billet, composed by Mr. D'Fgville, with s'.., •ic:nery, Dresses, Decoraimis, Sec the Music by Mor. in Preparation, and will speedily be produced. • Vivant Rex et Regina. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIIIS AND G LLLLL Nam, rpHE DAY of ELECTION to fill the Vacancy A in your Court of Directors, occasioned by the death of Mr. Williams, being fixed fur THURSDAY, the '2l4th • hest. I request the honour arm early attendance at the Ballot on that day, and tli• favour of your Suffrages The superior 'unpi% I hare received (min the Proprietors at large warrants the most confident and tind - itabted prospect of my success I beg to aware you, that I shall always retain the mon becoming sense of the obligation and endeavour at all times to manif es t th e s i ncer i ty o f my :Luiaration by the testi mony of a zealous and honourable discharge of my duty. I hay: the honour to Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient hurk . l ,4 ereant, New Broul.street. _ • J ACK SON. London, March 14, 118t:S. The ContUti:ou of the Cameraßs ~o, to step, of the Sinewy 's Olre; at thh Office ; or by oppt , ,iog 11 Mr. T. Russell, Agent for the Vianalliag It Doter. BY COMMAND OF THFIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Willi PRESENT EVENING, Marchl9,Their 1 Nl.uesttes Se/natio ilia& ( letli time) the. New Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. In Act HI. a Song by Mn: De Carp —ln Act V. a Song by Miss Duncan, compered by Mr. Kelly.—With a Dance in cidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. Byrne To which will be added, the Operatic Piece, in two acts, of MATRIMONY. The °seduce aM Magic entirely New, composed by M P. King. On Thursday, Douglas, with The Citizen. No Regard milt lit had to any Tearr is which the Prier shit!, not be insert , d Words at litszth, or that shall toot bit delirered to the Hoard to , fore One u Clorl: rtt the said Tuesday At 1908 Instant, nor unless the Person who issalltrs the Trask*, or Pao Penns no. his Behalf, attend•, to noire, whets rolled fur. • This Day is puhlishid, printed closely, id Super Royal Octavo, - (Ia Priceonly . Vol. XIX. Part!. of THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA PER'FFIENCIS; or, MODERN DICTIONARY of A furs and SCIENCI,Si including the most recent Improvement*, and the whole at Dr. Samuel Johmen's Dictionary of tile English Language. ?noted for Ve!nor and Hood, 31, Poultry. •.• The Subscribers are relueued to romolate their Seta without Delay, as the Price of each Part will be arly.kooll to is after the First of May, 1805. The Work is now proitinz 411 rapidly, that it will be cora- . pleted before the End of the Year. - VICTUALLING.OFFICE, JA N :30, 1,105 THE COMMISSIONERS foe Viandhag His AinjeAtoit Noty ski hereby Fire Notice, That on TUES DAY, the 2,1 of Apr'l west, they n ill he tritely to receive Tenders a *fiat% (waled No), for inch :2 , inatities of the following llteetiptint tt Stouts, Nis. Crown Dantaic pi wooly, Hogaw‘d, Brack Dantalc, Staves. annve,r Pi ye 5 .Ik)e R. JACKSON' S COMMITTEE meet at his ii•inv, 'New lirnal-swet. VERY DAY, at Twelve o'Caelr, and will be obliged by &a communic.itien of any friendly information. This Day is published, a new Edirion, being the Eighth, in 2 Vols. Post @To. price 12s. boarrh, ELEMENTS OF CRITICISM; Litt' HENRY HOME, LORD KAIMES. With the Author'. lass Corrections and Additions. Printed for Verner and Hood, it, Poultry. This Wok, which went througb Seven Editions 446ag the Author's life time, has for thear loamy yew+ been remarkably scarce; it is still considered by Scholars as hue best Work the subiect of the Betles•L.et+tes. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 19, will be aced (16th time!, a New Play, in five a(s,, called THE BLINI) BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. With New Scenes and Drawee. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA S fuCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, A VACANCY in the DIRECTION being de- LA clued, and IHURSDAY the 2Sth Invtint being the day Axed for the Election of a NEW IIIRECTOR, to sucerm el e much lamented permit me to mine My solici tetions fur the honour of ...our votes and support. The very distinguished countenanei sheen me upon in, canvass inspires nn• with the most sanguirie hope•i succe•t. Shoold the result of the Ballot prove trom well fo•mtled, a faithful dischArge of niy duty, • ;remit'. sense of t'.o bottom conferred upon me, shall wove rue worthy of the continuance of your pioteetion. 'forbids will be widest (14th time), a New Musical Farce, callcil OUT OF PLACE; Quebec Nth reipe:titt Persons who mate make Proemial thereof, will eon - mug N deb rfr iatathe Victnal finz Yard at Depttirall and Plymouth, In PrAporti..ms a, shall herenftf. , 1, deferral ted von; one half .by the Slet al October nett, and the Iteatander be the 314 Orcenetne "Mom ia: ; and to be paid for by Bills, potable with Interest, Ninety Deets "tier date. Tke Coedited!: t f eke Coatract mug be seen et the Secretary s This Day is published, eletantly printed In ens aad illustrated with four beautiful Eoxravines, THE TOMB OF ALEXANDER. A DISSERTATION on the SARCOPHAGUS brought from Alewandria, and now in the British efueeum. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARRL, LL.D. Fellow ofJes`us College, 1-74^abriae• Csmbriige Printed by R. Watts, at the Univeesity- hem, for J. Alawmaii in the P,saltry ; and so l 4 by Pay , e, Mews Gate London; by Dektitors and Rarrett,• Contindge; gad Hanwell arid Parker, °albs& OR, TilE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. Th, 'if tole, Scenes, Dreokos, and Decorations, are entirely new. • Character' by Mr. Hill, Mr. Braham, Signora Stowe, Sec. To morrow, The Blind Bargain, with Out of race. On Thurtday,To Marry, or Not to Ma. ry, with Out of Place. PATEN P SPECTACLES.—To all who value their Sight.--The Sight of the Aral restored, the Weak Sight itrengthenoi, and the Pt rfeet Sight pre,erved, upon userr.ng principles, at No. 19, Piccadilly, near the II Ay market. Attendance daily fnru twelve to hve. 1 remain, with thr greatest rrspect i Ladies and eientlemrti, Your most faithful and devoted !tumble Servant, JAS pA-rns()N. N.B. No Tayler for a lets 2oaatity than £Vig Thoutitad CrowN Donnie Pipe, rA Thoits.44.l Crown Dalitzic Bran , ll. Twenty Tholuanti Crater* hallillifitbead, ar Twenty-lir,. Thioneaiiit Benrk IA ottsie Hentbrii, Stettin, or .liiebee Pipe Stain:, &ill be a :m'ttod. GALS, 50s. per Chaldron.—The LONDON C .sE,4-Com.. COMPANY, Suothainpton atreet„ liol km, Miro a qll.ll6lity of Large C. ia 3, for Ea kert ()vend, which Ibey can tell ao low as !,L. tri.r Chaldro.i, and on taking Five Cho/drone, Nine Ilerliels ingrain allowed. The brit Newt:sole and Sundmtainl (;oalt equally cheap in price, according 1,, the f..r prompt payment, and acne to any pest of the Couistry at One Shiliing per Mile per Chaldrop. King's Arms Yard, March 15, 180.5. N B Mr. Pattiioll% Comte atee will wit every day at the King', Head Tavern, in the Poultry, from 11 till ♦. This Day it published, in Threw Volumes lirci..pr.ce ISt. is inane% THE LIFE of PROFESSOR GF.LLERT; with a course of Moral Let sous, d-liver 4 ' •ri bins us •he University at Unpack; tact from a Feench Tfa•tetat.ou of the Original German. By Mrs. DOUGLAS, of EJnara IL•ute Printed ford. liatchard, N.). 190, Piccadilly, Limillus; and Manners and Miller, Edinhbrgh Of whom may be had, to quarto, price 185 in boards, The Second Edition of OUSTS, tr+3 , latel from t.e lia bre'w, with Notes, itc.; to r ttrh is uuw first a Sermon on Christ's descent into Heir, by Samuel !AAA dish q, of St. Asapht LITERARY FUND. A GENERAL MEETING of the SURSCRI KERS to this INS TITUTION wiq b. ►eld 410 THURS DAY, the 21st Ind at the CROWN end ANCHOR, in the Strand, at Three °Vlach precisely, to appoint a Committee and Officers for the Year ehauing, and to transact other Restores. By Order, 42, Broadatteet, Goidewsquare. EDMUND RAKER. Nu Regard to;11 be had to auto Tender in which tAr Price AA mot he bavrted ink :Verdi et len,:th, or that sh 34 ant br delivered to tie R•trel before One o'Clock on the said ruevloy tie 24 of April weft, nor mikes the r, ?son who snakes the Tender, or some Person en h. ileholt, often..':, to oltwer when called ter. !MATZ LOTTERY. CW11.7 and CQ. at their Old Officr, Nn. 11, 0 Pou;try, are wiling Tickets and Shares of the State Lat est!, to begio drawing 130 ?'11.4,v. The l'4; unite! and Ar,.onstt of the Ce;,ital Priv.; and t!ne Re metal atrengemeut of .be Scheme, will he la u d tio.,,erlor to ally former Lottery of the saute .• umber of Tickets le the lad I.ioery, the 'ticket No. 20,952„ a Prise of 14,0001. Nn. 11,000, a Prier of 10101. tool Nos 9,1102 and 16,:011, Print of WA .. , re .hared an t i sold at Swift and C. 'I .014 e. Where No. g,791. a Priv: of 411,0001 Ns.. 9.3 bee-e. Ok4 al ' ".a.'"rli WV* WS: 1 J,; " a Vette of 1,0001. its tni preceding Lottery, were she sold Jo shares. Clerk to the R-frea.als. P ICENIX FIRE-OFFICE, MA ftCOl 14, 1E10.5. 1 3ERSONS dose Insurance Paymenti fall due we LADY-DAY, are reviewed to take Nutite, that Eriate.i Rertirq are now. ready at tke o,Wte Ia Lomar , l.street, awl at the +scaly erraed Office at Charing-tram i a)44 sigh the aural Area et itie - Oacapeag b e•-.1,6*. .'— GENERAL RATES Or INSURANCE. Coss WIN inft7ll•llCLl. Far Sums not excry 16'4 ..:0001 Od. per Cent. per Apt SPRING lA/TIENT, BEGINS DRAWING I:ith MAY, nos. THERE Dever bas been a Lottery of only 30,000 T.ecies that ever possessed near the Numbs ear Capttsl irises with which this Scheme abounds On impeciton it at 1 b- foetal to contain nearly u many Capital Prim-9 aa have beeu eaulta Lotto AN Of 60,000 Tickets, and Do Prise under 201. kio. of PtiMO. SCIIEMF. Value,,4* rack. L.'0,000 ... TOW VAT ue , L 6,0,000 40,000 30,000 15,000 0,000 8,000 7, , 500 5,000 5,000 120,000 L.300,,:00 20,00 s 10,000 5,000 • 2,000 1,000 • 500 100 20 1;1 rickets Capitals Determinable: i'.••! 431171, lit Day 1. 10,001 Fiat-drawn, 6th Day L. 20,000 li.*to 2.1 Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Dina ad Day .. 1,000 Ditto oth Day 50,000 D•tin 4th Day .. 5,000. Ditto 9th Day .. 1,1100 Irmo Sth Day .. I,oco Ditto 10th Day .. 11,000 TICKETS and 111111AdRES are selling at every Officio. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket. Lae 14. 0 !I. 1f.......... L9lO 0 L. 2 6 tannic, . 416 0 I Sixteenth • 14 6 •„• The Public, who are deli. MN of havir•g particular Num ber*, are requested to he eativ in their application to some of the Lottery Office,. who will take care and engage the Numbers aimed at the 111.6nk of England. K CiLhAe Pub I N H A t. s . Til f! l e t. Zzd DEo lAr ßs i . L E A E I T PI B L L A S a, requested to observe, that as the great benefit to be de met from the above Parent kledichie dep,:ids on the Pills Ili. Majesty's lion. Ccvniii , ssionera of the 'scup Duties have been pleased to grant to the Res. Wm web!, t'-si sale Inventor and Patentee of the Antibiliout fl. ,, listruent Pill the name of " Th e Rev. Villiam Rarelay, !if...1.-street, Uhl Rond-street," to be engraved on a black which stamp is affixed to each hoe, all others are court • and any person vending the lame will b e pros,cured ite the ut most Severity at' the law. They have b , en ito.sl lit sacces. by many thousands; amongst whom he :"as the to rank thq following cl.stav4uisheil personage., %la ? .. Grace Cie Archhi,hop of Canterbury—The Lord Wells. -Sir John Honswood, Han. M.P Stephe Lushmitton, Wirt M.P. for Prnryii— P. M.P. Litehheid--James Amyatt, T.q. MP. fur . i uthartipoinCmit Forre s ter, E sq. M . P . for Weillue—Nh. hlaonLal vert ,E sq. M.P. for IfertfunheEdmundßoelim, E.q New-nowt, Spring gardens—Thomas Hainnienley, Ent Pall e:in-43.W Duke*, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop Panterburt.-athe Rev. Mi. Diinock, Liliraristi to the Arch- The Medicines are sold at Alf, E. l.:tafford ow', Pl o ftstreet-.M r . Stratton, Perfumer, Leice•ter otrmir-Mr. Forbes, Chemist. Poultry (late Salter and Co 1, ) ois. axon arid C. o Outird-dreeta•-Mr Bolton, Royal """ r 'er"` M , Michell , Medical Repositmy, Long.ac i Fieards Nu. 3d4, }folborn—and Mr. Itut!er, No 4, fmde, comer of Paternoster- row. Where may alto h Ind, ...:odowing truly valuable Med.ciiici„ a bete harpy elf Cl. sit •"r tzem a l cases have procur,..l toe mat distitgoinied pa jr':o-rhe R ey Wm. Barclay's Spec i fi c f ir the son.. and t /chef of the Gout; his Sglvrnt for the Core of St ne ; Val Mile Nersuut Cuedial Drops; and hit Volatile urty raltroesur o n for the cure of the Gout, Rlicrimatisot, Jrr. dl "v -h Medicines, tat be genuine, mutt have the above-mem IGO 6, , , Ho SMALL PDX and INOCULATION HOSPITAL. PI 1.111 DENT, Hr R. H. the Duke of YORK, in the Chair. VIcIE PRESI DLPITII. Hes Grace the Duke nf Bedford, His Gr.ce the Duke ef Devonshire The Riaiit Worshipful It. Clare, listChasaberipie t gLoatbes-Moor. Hasty Thqenton, Esq. M P. John Hi I, Fan romaiirer. . THE ANNIVERSARY will he held at the LONDON TAVERN, THIS DAY, the 19th of March, 181 r. Dinner will he on the Tel _ _ _ le at Five otlock prees.rly. , A1111:15. R Raldwvn Joseph Del:held, Esq. W. Esdasic, A (l .Idiiiiid, R. Hul ord , Esq: P. Primnit, Ere. Richard Till, Esq. Rt. 11. m. Philip Earl of C11e; wrack', F. R. S &c. E. Hilliard, Esq. M. P. F. R. and A. S. E. L. Lnvedert, Eq. M. P. G. N. Nod, Eq. M. P. S. Whitbread, Eq. M P. J. Whitmore, Esq. M. P. OIL tris constitute a Governor for Life...A N. an Annual Subscriber... Any other Benefsiftions are erat• fully received. ThActs to be had of the Secretary, A. HIGHMORF., Sec. No. 40, Hanlon-square, Minorics. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. THE RING% MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. PINISIDENT, Right Hon. the Earl of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON THE ANNUAL COURT of DIRECTORS A will be holden NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, at Seven &Clock precisely, at the London Coffee-Hotae. An inmortalit part of the alii1111!” will he the ELECTION within OFFICERS, COMMITTEE of DIRECTORS, and MA NAGERS of the SOCIETY, for the coming year. The Hon. and Right Rev. GEORGE PF.I.IIAM, Lord Bishop of Brigid, will preach Cie ANNUAL SERMON, on SUNDAY, the 210 of neat ♦lonth, at Quebec Chapel, Port man-square; and the ANNIVIASNRY FESTIVAL will be celebrated on the Wednesday following, the 24th, at the Lon don Tamin. In the Afternoon the. City Nfarshals, Stewards, and Medi cal Assktatits, will introduce the Grand Procession of Lives restored,accompanied with an appoipriate Ode, and Saleitin Mthic. TR EASURFR's R' PORT. Aquatic Siiffoca ion, Sc.—Rewards paid, 4,sl7.—Parriehial bjrthensprevelited. , —.Dinntstic happiness preilii.ited.—.Rotorol Lde, to their Parents, and to the Stat , 2.079 The Managers have likewise successfully established Ho mune Societies in serums parts of this Kingdom, and in the most distant la. to of the civilised World Tickets will be *eat, the hrgrmi:•:g of next week, to the Stewaida and (smern ,i 4thts 111.4 _ _ • • lin Cullelint, at the T4VVV7I. k OHN BEM:I%IONi', Reg. and See. THE improved PERU AF,TER, or WAY -1 WISER, wlnch, when worn in the Pock , ,r, ascertains the &acne,. the . Wiarer walks (..rice 45 stamp). Sold be SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch niaker., No 115, West End of 111,, , svgate street removed Pons account of the I nproveinents their.; who, for near thirty yea's, have fabricated thew Machines; arid though tile! do not claim the Inv onion, it being .•hroost as ancient a• Pre !et Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge have b:en so rude in their shape, ineonireownt in wearing, --rid incorrect in their peitioniance, as to have beers soon laid by 1.4 useless. This, which they take the libmtv to offre to the Public, k elegant In itself, wan eonarai,•ntly used, pert" tie a•rr: and, what ss d a ritsie in all Machines of Fancy, eXCeeti:. che.ip ; not to be our o o-d r, and is a mod tom fig Cnmpanim to Gentlemen wl.o ate toad of Wasking and • hooting Flatt••ring themselves the great I.rose,amm l t lately made has closed it t • its ulti pathos, they take this • iethod of ..aa I g tt pustic, to secure ro themselves at least the credit 'he , h•sin a •reen materiall injured us Magi' uilio have cimier. I their ilaehM rs, and 0,34,4 the•a of• t-. Gantho•en as their own I•;scntions, though at much higher prices, and van, ist. trot work. FINE 01. D lIRIT‘SII WINES j WRIGHT and Co. at their Old-Established . TEA and GROCERY WAREHOUSE, Nu. 2, New gate- street, having for seve-al Years made the Process and Ma• nufacture of BRIT'S!! \VINES a p3nicular study, mowed by a person of great experience arid skill in that Trade ; and now bro,ght them to the igesteit perfection, beg leave to offer them to Families and vie as the nearest Sill . ..litmus far Foreign Wines, Convinced they must give universal sati.fac tion ; and though, in consequence of the Air, some of the Wines may be a trine dearer than the prices moan, advei tiled, they need only a tri a l t o coos P ice any one of their ex cellence and great superiority both in qualify and devour ••• PliCes : Madeira and (kativia,tes. per I)ozen—Lnnel, Sherry, Frninigniac, Li.bon , Orange,and Itifirscatell,2Ss. per Dreen—• Old Mountain and Cailcr.,lla, 2'4s. per Ifoa-n.—Orders nein free of expense to all pots of the litett•Ntolet,—Cotintry Deal en supplied with Hogsheads Half llogiheads or barrels, at Wholesale prices. WRITING DESKS. —N. beg. to inform the Public that he hay now ready for SALE a very extensive assort...nu or DESKS sal BOXES for the use of Ladies or Gentlemen fur Writing usi!y, and fir Dressing and 'Writing, in mahogany, satin, and other fine woods, or leather. He has likewise the greatest assortment in Loosion of Letter Carrying Machines for Counting Houses and prlvsre tile, so ••e so ►mall ei to be of no inconvenience in travelling ; pockt•t-bouks in great varier, fitted up for !Ark or G,iitleni-n ; pocket eoinitiodtk, made to contain every nereanary for .b.iving and drewing, u3rticidarly useful for Gentlemen in the Army. A large assurtine.it of Fancy Arti cic, Being the real manufactory, he k enabled to sell on the lowest terms anti to warrant them. The original Mono. f.i.t.irr for Wa .k Lead Pencils, N. Middleton, 162, Strand, corner of Strand lane. SPILSBUItrio ANTISCORSU I IC DROP"; A 3 it is frequently a Question at t h e Di spensary, No 13, SOHt) SQUARE, at what Hoa4es the. Pithhc may depend anon haring the PATENT AN f [SCORBUTIC DROIS Genuine, Mr. SPILSRURY, for the Satisfaetion of melt Enquiries publishes the fillowing Venders of the PA TINT ANTISCOSSUTIC DROPS in London, where they are to be had Wholesale and Retail, as at the Dispens.ry, SOHO SQUARE, London. in Rutile, of 3i. 6d. 10. i. and 11. 2s. Duty included. Wholesale and Retail.—.Mr.-nrs. Dicey and Sutton, Row Church yard; Mr. Hitler, St Paul's ; Messrs Barclay , , Fleet Al trite', Mesita New b... Try and Son, St. Paul's Cliincn.yard Mio.rs Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Il"ward and F.yans, Long lane, Smithheld lietie Se ixford.stret; ; Clarice, Borotuzli t.in, Exchang • • Wren.. Sish re •psette-st. t Mrs. Newbe r ry, St Paul's W and, I ; and W ithers, Tempb. , har. N 0 Nlcalicines utr..rect can be t;eauitie time, "By the P Jean* 4 exiirs.".ed ,n Words at Leuxrh , on Rottle, Hill, and sVrapi.er.lhe Stanip is printed or Sack Ink 111. weld of Rrsl Tyre &inks are always sealed with Red Sealing Was. Dispznaary, 15. Sulie-aiiiare. This Day is put.i.st,ed, price One A DISCOURSE on the INSPIRATION of the SCRIPTURES. Re the Rec. RICHARD KING, l‘t A. Rector of Wenben, Salop, and formerly Fellow of I. • Colletr, - Oxfort Printed for J. liat4hird, 190„ Of Wheal may hr had, price S . The EVIDENCE for the AUTHENTICITY and DIVINE INSPIRATION of the APOCALYPSE, stat , d, from (e oh j,ietiong of the late Professor Michaele; in Lettere, addreesed to the Rotten Mire., B.D. REFORMATION 'OF LU TH ER. This Day is published, in one Volume aro. with a fine Po - trait of Luther, and a Sketch of his Life, pri,- 94. in Le.ar-td, A N ESSAY on the SPIRIT and INFLUENCE of the REFORMATION of LU fHER ; wit r an AP pendia, containing a shoit but compronetunre Sketch of the History of the Christian Church, By C. Nit-KERS. Faithfully translated from the Libi Paris Edition, by II Limbed. TI - ois Mirk obtained -the Pratt proposed by the National Institute of France on the following Question What has been thelnfluence of the Reformation of Luther on the peat,. Oral Situation of the different States of Europe, and the Pro gress of Knowledge ?" London: Primed for M. Jones, N., 1, Patartioster-row J. Hatch.t.d, Piccadilly; and J. Budd, Pail-Mall. •.• Persons, desirous of possessing the advantage of this Edition, are panieulaily requested t o R i se their onion f u r !Anther; $ Pranslation to which is added (in eider more tuna to iilustsite this important Sidled) site Lift al Lather, with • Portrait. THE PERIUDICAI. PURLICATIONS. Bridge. strivt, Elackfriars, March 18, 1105. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Public, and the numerous Friends of the und,rtnen hoped Works In particular, that Its shall publish therm as usual, on &lithely the SOO of March 1, The MONTHLY NIAGAZIN F. 2. The MEDICAL and PH I SICAL lOUS X.IL 3. Mr, 'YOUNG'S ANNALS of AGRICIII.TU !{E. 4. The COLLECTION rif MODERN and CONTEMPO RARY VOYAGES and 'CR !WILLS. 5. The MONTHLY ARMY L:ST. 6. The FASHIONS •it LONDON and PARIS. f. Dr. MAVORY; umnrritsu. HISTORY. I. Dr. SEDDOES's lIYORIA, or ESSAY , ou lIR A I.TII. On the first day of the ensuing Month, ti.ese Works may had, av wind, of Mr. Phi! 1,j., and of a.: Booksellers, News and Pograssters, in every porta the &Mitt Ensp.re. 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