The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-05-11 00:00:00

■ , •-• • 41 ' 4 4 1;;:' II lir rti to Prif: ' • *r • .114 . dirt i tie 37' ••'t W. l l `'%"' ;n ' ► . !' • • • (PRICE SIXPENCE. A , Alt -•yt - ,: NUMEER A "C•ki,:, s):` FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1804. FATRE-ROYAI., CoVENT-GARDEN, I TIIIS EVENING, will ti- iielcformed (for the Last Time Season), hie Second Part of tiltakespeare's Histoneal Play, gilled KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Relay the Fourth, Mr. K Henry, Prince of Wale;, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Prince 'Thomas, Mr. CIA RF.MONT. Prince John, Mr. BRUNTON. Prince Humphrey, Mr. MENAGE. Archbishop of York, Mr. CRESWELL. Earl of Westmoreland, Mr. H. Lord Chief J unite Mr. - MURRAY. Sir John Falstaff; Mr. COOKE. Mra aniekly, MN. DAVENPORT. Tearelieet, Me. BEVERLY. NEW DUTY ON WINE AND NO RISE! SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC TIIP.ATRF:. Under the patronage of His Rend Highness the bake of CLARENCE. The Proprietors respectfully inform the Public, that, not withstanding the new :additional Duties on Wilma:they ',Lege themselves to continue selling the ben unadulterated Foreign Wines at only 26. &I. the Bottle, and challenge any one to pr duce a singe proof of the Wine being otherwise %halt as above stated. THIS and every EVENING this WEEK, will be performed the last New Dance, caned LOVE AND HARVEST. The G'2lKl Svect3c4 of OSRIC the LION—The favorite Barletta of THE LITTLE. GIPSIES—And the En tedainments to conclude with the Superb Nasal Exhibition, under the tide of GUILDHALL, LONDON, Mar 4th, BONDS, ONE HUNDRED POUNDS each. IMPERIAL PAKLIAAENT. lIMISE OF COMM(' NS Mr. Jrrvi brought up a Bill for the t-tter re gulation of Prize Agents,_ and cstabli , ling a better mode for the payment of Prize Money. Read a first time, and ordcred to be read a second time to morrow. An account was presented at the Par of the House; of the state of the Gaols and Prisons in THE COMMITTEE for carrying into execu tiers tie Illem*rril Acts of Parliament fie witleiliog and im proving the Entrance into the City of London at Temple Bar, and for twrking a mote cmninodintes Street or Pam; ge on Snow, \Mora meet in the Council Chamber atOuildhall, on FRIDAY the litho( Man, instant, at Twelve o'clock at mono, to receise Troimaals in Writing for the purchasing of Ronda under the Seal of the Cm:exalt.' of London, of ONE HUN DRED POUNDS each, bearing an Interest of Fire per cent. perannum, from Christmas last, and issued tinder the authority of the said Aft,. WOUDTHORPE. Ireland. Ordered to lie on the table. Sir %CATKIN WILLI A NIS ‘VYNNE informed the House, that he had received a summons to at- tend on Monday next at a court-martial, and that it would be impossible for him to obey that sum mons, if he was obliged to be present at the Mid dlesex Eledtion Committee, of which he was a mem- fi e tivillay ((or the 90,11 Time) will be presented a Grand Seio•Conuc Romantic Mein-Drarria, in Tr , . Arts. called VALENTINE AND ORSON. Piaci pal Characters. Trench. _ _ Pepin, Ring elFrance, Ms CORY. Henry, Mr. KLANLRT. Valentine' Mr. FARLEY. Qnon, Mr. DUBOIS e Trineses Egientine, Mrs. ST LEDGER. le impress Beltsants, Sister to the King, Mrs. DTIMIN Saracens. fIKEANEIA, Repre.enting the SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR; ber. The SPEAKER desired the clerk to read a pre cedent, in order that the House might know how far it was enabled to dispense with the attendance of One of its members upon any Election, committee : and also desired that the Hoe." Member might state to the House some ground on which his application could be complied with. Sir W. W. WYNNE then produced the summons in whish he was stated to be a material witness on the trial of an officer of the Denbigh Militia, who was to be tried at Chelsea, on Monday next ; and that hip evidence would be of the utmost importance in substantiating the charges against that officer. The Hon. Baronet then swore to the fact of tLis summons. Lord MARSHAM sa;cl, if the Hon. Baronet had leave to be ab3nat from the Committee, he should move that the Committee should have leave to adjourn during the time of his absence. The SPEAK ER observed, that the proceeding which the Noble bend proposed to adopt, was per feElly conformable to the orders and p:adlice of t he House. A Motii With real Men of War, the blowing up of the Spanish Bat tering Ships, sod saving the drowning Spaniards, by Sir Roger Curtis The Ships, Gun Boas Floating Batteries, Ste. are o.gu!arly naih M pp/ems/nal :1 from His Majanty's Dock Yards, and Rust in a nornaining EIGHT THOUSAND CUBIC FEET OF REAL WATER. be Scream, Agnmant (the Jim.reen Knight), Mr. WI LOGA, Doors nano at half-paw rive, and begin at half-past Six. Places to be taken at the /1.e.( Ace, Sadlen Welts, from Nine in Three Volumes, duulecimn, price 12s. in Boards, SHERWOOD FORESTs or NORTHERN ADVENTURES. A NOVEL. Iman, Mr. HARLEY. The Piece to conclude with a GRAND PAGEANT, Representirg the Meeting of The Emperor of Cotritaittinople and the King of France. The DOOK will he opened at HAlflase Five, and the Fee iiennance begin at Half past Six. Roses, 6- Pit, Ss. 6d. Gallery, 2s. Upper ()siker, It The R 'mantic! Melo-Drama of Valentine and (Mon, continuo-1 to be teceivei wit.i the higheA Approbation, will be repeittei every Evening till further till Four. My Mrs. VILLA REAL. GOOCH, Lon , lon : Printed for S. Highier (Suecessorto the late Mr, John Murray), No. 14, Fleet-street By whom, in a few Days, will be published, dedicated, by Per m:l.:ion, to the Most Hon. the Marchioness of Salisbury, GAI.ATEA : A PASTORAL ROMANCE, translated frnrn the French of Monsieur FLORIAN• By Mss embellhhed with Three elegant Erigrasingi, li.oithonnely printed on Foolscap octavo, hot preNsed, price 7.. in Boards. A few Copies arc printed on large Paper, with Proof Plate, price 10s. Ertl. in Boards. THEATBE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, TO-MORROW EVENING, win be perfsrrned a Comedy, called A TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH. burl FoKingtois, Mr. PALMER. Sir Tunhelle Cluster! Mr. DOWTON. Colonel Townly, dr. HOLLAND. Lorekss, Mr. POWELL. Young Fashion, Mr. BAR RYMORE. Probe, Mr. WALDRON. Jeweller, Mr. FISHER. • La Varole, Mr. MADDOCKS. Countryman, Mr. PURSER. Amanda, Mee. SONTLET. Br-mania, Mier MELLON. Miss Hoyden, Mrs. JORDAN. Mn. Coupler, Mir TIDSWELL• Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS. To which will be added, a ROSINA. Comic Opera, canal Mr. Beni* Mr LEE. Captain Relrirle, Mr. GIBBONS. William, Mire DR CIIMP. Rustic, Mr COOKE. Irishman, Mr CAULFIELD. Karina, WE IfirnitrTAßlE Dorcas, 14*. SPARKS. Mu NAND. B. CROSBY and CO. Stationere.court,Ludg rte-street ; BEG leave to inform Gentlemen and Artificers 111 empioyedi in Building, that th•y have this d,ry published a second Edition of their BUILDER% NEW PRICE BOOK, with considerable additions, corrected to May Ist, Vlds, price 3.5. and assure them it is the neatest, meat complete and the correctest work of the kindever presented to the puhite ; and feel it their duty to caution them against purchasing any imper. Ica elitiont of similar works. then made, that Sir W ton was • - ATKIN W 1 il.t Aus WYNN t have leave to absent himself no Monday arid Tuesday next from the Commttee f>r trying the merits of the Middlesex EleCtion Petition. Agreed to. - Lord MARSHA M then moved, th it the Com mittee have leave to adjourn, at its rising ou Satur day next, till Wednesday —Ordered. VICIUALLI.tkee.OFFICE, Mates 21, 1904. TF eT COMMISSIONERS ,fir Viamalling ilLvest . l's Nay 4ir kw/yew Notice, Thee on TUE! DA 1' the 29th of Man item, they aib be rowdy to receive Tenders in writing (leefere up), sued t , eat for Three Thouteted Pipes of Le edom. Ned ;nue, t, he delitered,free of duty, .irkin the period of Sit ]Tenths front the Day of Contrsa, into the ri ...uic ! Stores et Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Deptford, in the fdloteiNg Pro portions, viz. In this Edition arenow first given, the last Duty on WM dows, the various Przer of Pain, and Paper Hangings, the Method for making Cnnent for Furnaces and Water %Vurks; arid also the Names and Residence. of the D , ste.ct Surveyors. Resides the %rata! Tales are add►d, the variou, Prices of La bour and Materials ; with instrumi.ms for porchas•ne, and an Ragweed Pun of a Third Rate Wyme Au tract of the Bur:ri ing Mt, Lee. kc. LATE LORD ILILWARDEN. M-. Secretary Yoakt brought down the follow ing Mess tga from His Nia;esty: St. R. kik Majesty, having taken into His Royal consideration the circumstances attending the death tithe Lite Lord KilwAirden, Chief J irstice of H.s Majesty's Court of iLiagb Bench in 1w laced re:ommends it to His faithful Commons, to take into thek consileration the propriety of enabling His Majesty to remit en ar*raeiry d ljtC•o4. • Taw 10 s h e -grim awl "Orr branehm Lordship's family ; and of securing the said an nuity in toe' 'runner as may be most benefici4 to the f am ily of the said Lord Kilwarden. The Message was ordered to be taken into con sideration on Monday next. (MANGE OF MINISTERS. Mr. LONG moved, that the Speaker do issue his warrant for a new writ for a Member to serve in Parliament for the University of Cambridge, in the room of the Right Hon. William Pitt, who, since his election for the said Corporation, had ac cepted the Office of First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer.—Ordered. The SPEAKER wished to inform the Members By JOHN PHILLIPS, Author of the History of Inland Nay', ratinn. Asaisted by ober eminent builders and Survlyns. ART OF ANGLING IMPROVED. Plymouth • . 1500 Pipes. Postmen's* . 1000 Deptford . 500 This Day was published, price 2s. stewed, or fs. 6d. neatly bound. the SiKtb Ittnionananted len fine Paper. with a Plaits, representing the various flies rated an Fishii , g, A CONCISE TREATISE on the ART of ANGLING, confirmed by aaual Experien , e, intmr s;wr,ed w.th several New and recent Discoveri 1, the whole firnittiK a C in,Aete Muauts for the Lovers of that pleasing and rational Recreation. - - - The Doors will be opened it Half•past Five, and the Per. !nominee begin at Half-past Six Saxes, 6s. Pa, Ss. 6d. Gallery, 2;. Vries 1.. Places for the Boxes to be Gael of Mr Fo.bov , k, at the box-Othce, ‘ts Little Russell street. A'not to be pa , 4l far by Bills itayah:e kith /mime Ninety after Date. N. d K. Tender J ., a ieu 2aotitety Mart 500 Pipes sail be aelmitted. By THOMAS BEST. 1.01d.)n Piloted for S. Cranby and Co. Statiormi'-court, Paten...ter Slw. The Conditient of t' c Contract may be seen at Ike Savetary's Other. And all P. ryas who may think proper is woke Te■dert *pan the toad oc otiose an dew d to take Vitire, that as Begone will ht had to any Tenderin nkeeh the Price atoll not be rnserted in Words at length, or that shell not be delivered to the Beard &Owe On .'Clock en 'Ft tend traday, the ?..ith a May, nee mute. the Per. ten who w • hes the Teat*. IPP Mae rerial an ha Behalf, attends to antxv• when rata far. LITERATURE, 1803. • This Day is published, handsomely printed on fine Wove Paper, making one very large Vnfume, 12ma. done up in au extra manner; price 6a. embellished with five beautiful Heads of D.trwin, Cowper, Mira Seward, Pratt, and Colman; FLOWERS OF LITERATURE, for 1803. Or, CHARACTERISTIC SKETCHES of HUMAN NATURE and MODERN MANNERS. To which is added, a grneral View of Literature during that Period. With Notes, Histnneal and Etplanatory, aid Lives of the above five vele b,ated Character,. MIMESES/al LOTTERY. MESSRS ROYDELL beg leave to acquaint the POlie in germ* and their Friends in part,cular, that the Tickets fnr the SIEASSPEARE LOTTERY, P-ice Three G{llllElll4 Ilrith Schemes of the said Loam, are n-vr ready lin delivery, at the Shakipeate Cadent, ; at Mesas. Boyden's, No. 90, Cheaptide ; and at all the Li censed Lottery (XBc‘m in Gnat Britain and todust By the Rev. F PREVOST, and F. BLAGDON, Esq. To be eontiuued Annually. (Never Ailed at this Theatre.) FOR. THE BENEFIT of Mas. MOUNTAIN riIHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, A on MONDAY NEXT, MAY 14 (By permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, Covent Giardini, for that )lightunly), the favourite Opera, an Two Aets, Of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Pao!, Mr. 12(C.1. (Iv Permission of tbe Proprietor of thntitteißhysl, Covent. Garden %, in which Chaiscrer be will nitrate** the Moth admired ' Ballet of " THE TrIGIN." Don Ammo, Mr. B. WiLtY, Domb vs, Mr aimay. Tropic, Mr. PALMfI. Dime, Mr. CAULFIRLD. Alartibra,MlA.DE CAMP (Her First A ppearanee in that Cheraoer). Virginia, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. In which she will Introduce a New Soot, aceompanied on the Harp he Mr. \VEIPART, composed ezpresaly for her, by Mr. DAVY, called ss sW F ET STRAINS OF ITOPT." M.as waNTwowni. Obry, Miss TYRER. After the Opera (and nneltively {e t that Night only), will be Sun G A. tai.VENs% ee;ebratad Derserietnm or .` A STORM" by Mr. INCIA DON. Afros which (by Noire) a favourit • Comedy, compressed into Three At% tilled TIIE BUSY BODY. George Airy, Mr. BARRYMORE, Frann. Cairns, Mr. surtT. Sir Jr...100s Ttafic, Mr. DOWTON. Marylot, Mr. BANNISTER. Jan. Chain, Mr. HOLLAND. Whisper, Mr. DE CAW. Miranda, Mrs. JORDAN. liabiuda (with a favourite Aiti, foe tan Night oi'v, Mn. MOUNTAIN. Patch, Miss POPE. k New Comic Hunting Song, (imposed parpose:e by Mr. HOOKE, called " THE CAREFUL WIFE," will be twos by Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Te , which will he added a favourite &Vet called THE DESERTER OF NAPLES. The King, Mr. CAULFIELD. Henry (the Deserter), Mr. H ANINSTON. Simkin, Mr. GRIMALDI. Russet, Mr. M NEE. Officer, Mr. RHODES. Skirmish, Mr BYRNE. LOOM, Mat DE CAMP. Junnl , Was Ili MENAGE, In which Character Ate will introduce the favourite Hornpipe from Tl.e Conan. Margaret, Mr. RROYEER, The DANCE OF VILLAGERS, by the Corps de whet. Li the course of the Kann a New Scotch Dance, which wi r isstmd.we4 The HIGHLAND Fuga:;;,lAstr OSCAR BYRNE. T•.elnelode ..!•1 MILITARY NCELIVRES, The DEAD MARCH, ay.! a.e Ce-eniony used to Sho..ting a Drwrter Yowl, Rex ct Kerala — .ekets and nom ler the Bytes to be MsA of Mn MOVN TIN, No. 4), .Rathhoxit I.kher. . and xi M. Foss ook, et th,`Sax Moe, a:: Litt:c R.doell-sucet. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. rpRIYCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New Road, ,11, opposite Portland Place, the 14th instant, the Site IA Private Contract will commence, and proposals for the Por chase of the several Pictures in the interim he received, at the above Gallery, consaCng of upwanis of ONE THOUSAND PICTURES, by the principal roa.tem of t!ke Italian, Finnish, Dutch, German, and Freach Schunl, abides ed in an elegant Suite 01 Eight Rooms, a 9 lighted fro:p the Sity, sn n tn f.lll Sil talhenablage of superlnr Specimens of the Art in different Countrito and Agm, sachet halls never befinc been sitbmitteil to the Pnb!ir, an 4 will not probably again occur for a Number of Years, as the Exhibition aro sa;e positively close this Season Admittance One Shilling...Ai:toms far Refreshment. TO BOOKSELLERS, WANTS a SITUATION. a STEADY SIN GLE PERSON, near 40 Yaws of Art, in whom *Confidence may be reposed, acquainted w.th the Bookseiling an inns, wile would have no objection to travel. Security how be given, if required. Apply lieivinallr, ur by Letter firwt paid aidresied A. E. at Mr. Hurst's, Bookseller, 92. Pateriineter-row. A Situation in London email Mt preferred, and if to reside in the House the snore agreeable. This Diy was published, price SY. 6d. Sewed in coloured Pa rr, or 6s. 6d. neatly bound in red Leather, or 7s. with d Tuck, Ir.)ATERSON'S ROADS, in a pocket Size, for 1 the Con.eivenee of Travellers on Horseback being a new and accurate Desciaption of all the dire.% and the Min.'. pal Cross , oads in Ei.gland and Wales, and, fart of Scotland , with corre,i Route, of the Mail Coach-' • a great Warier, of n.. AdmeasisnenenN; and a Gunerll In4ea. The Whole greatly augmented and iniuroYed by the Communications of FRANCIS FREELING, F.q Secretary In the Poet Office, and of toe yeyeral Sure. tie Provincial Dwnicts, ender the Authority of the P-At-master-gerwril. Lieutenant Colonel PATERSON, . _ Aoi•tant Quartet-n:6ot. , general rif.Hig Ma t e'''. Fares. Lon.lln • Piii.ted for ti,- Proprietor ; and sold b \icon Longman and Rene, Pabanuater-vow ; and Nit. Fatten, Chit!. ing•eroes. N. B. Tne Rritotion of th.l B wic to a pow's'''e is el fr9e4 by a compact Mode r f prinung, and by the Um, ion iv( the Gentlest:mi . .; Seat<, Are. bat it eantains the Whole 0( tin !toads of the :tiler Wink, which may be had as above. ••• The Proprietors and Editors assure the Public they ham availed themselves of every hint to improve and amend the vnlant_•, and ho•.e it will he still more acceptable than the first, a large impression of which has been nearly all sold in eight months. Printed fee B. Crosby and Co. Stati•ners'-Court, Pater noster• Row. A COMPLETE COOKERY-HOOK, by JOHN FARLEY, late Prtracipal Cvok, and now Proptielor of the Landon Tavern. The Ply is published, price only Gs. bound, r ENHE LONDON ART of COOKERY, and 1 Housekeeper's Complete Assistant. On a new plan. '6 tele plain and easy to the uLderstanding of every House keeper, Cook, and Servant, in the Eingdinn. Containing proper Directions for the Choice of all kin* of Provisions ; Instructions for Trusting Poultry; Roasting and Boiling all Sorts of Batelser's Meat, Poultry, Gene, and Fish; Baking, Brother, and Frying; Sauces for event occasion; !tours, Broths, Stews, and Hashes; Runes an,t ftca.a c e; Made Vision, both plain and elegant; all sorts or Pun and Peddings ; Pancakes and Fritters; people lottructions for Dressing Fruits and Vey:tables ; Pickling, Potting, and Pro. serving ; the Preparation of Mims Tangoes, and Bacon t to keep Garden Sturts and Fruits in pec'ectatra ; the whole Confection.nry ; the Preparation of Suggs; Tan% p,a. and Pasties ,• Cakes, Custards, Jams, aad Drying,dindy log, aid Preserving Fruits, ; elegant Ormunenn for En tertainments • In t-uctioin for Caning; ."icce rry Articles for Stefano Persons; Made Wises, Cearlial atm, and Met Liquors. To whicti n oiled as An eoritalnird; Consid.vatinen Peet on Culinary Patrons Directions for 171.k1/14 Broths, far th- Sick ; a Lost of things in Sawn in the different Months or tho Year; Marketing Tables, drc. Ac. Embellisnod with a Head uf the Author, and a Bill of Tam for entry Month in the Yearr Re JOHN FARLEY, Principe Cook .t tr, Lundu.. Tavern, • The Tenth Editon, with the Aitcloi,n, of ntatiTlies. and elegant Receipts in the truisms Iltancliesof,Cuokcry. Printed for Scatcheni and Leuerman, Ave-Maria-lain ; Wilkie; W. J. aad J. Rsebantsrin; Lontpnan and Rea; 11,e-Issnizton. Allen and Co.; Cadeil and Dos ; Darien and Harvey ; Jotin Walker ' • and J. Na ; and sole by all Book. ',tiers and Neustaen i n the United kingdom. Where may be hal, by tits saute Author, price le 6d. A NEW AND COMPLETE CELLAR-BOOR; ri, The Assisted, Er keeping an Account of Lagoon, oti a mod, imprnved Plan, ruled for every Day in the Year; and a List of stich Wines, Liquors, Cordials, he. as au Bost esteemed in tbes and lonise Countries. then present, that there was to be a ballot on the ensuing day : he would be in the House at half-past three o 'clock, and count the House at four. Mr. ROSE said, that in consequence of the no tice he had given on the preceding day, he should then move that the minutes taken before the om mince for trying the Ilchester Eleaion Petition, and of which a report had been made to the House on the 7th of March, be now laid before the House. Sir WILLIAM YOUNG wished to know on what grounds, and for what purpose this Motion was made? Mr. ROSE said, that he made this motion an consequence of the discussion which had taken place or, the stibjeft of the Eleftion for Aylesbury, where it was stated that a much r_ronger case of bribery had existed at Aylesbury. His objea at present v.as, that the House should be in possession of the mirartes. Anti, in in eking this motion, he had no intention of throwing any refieftion what-. ever on the Ilchester Committee, for not having made a report on which such a motion as this might be founded. The motion was put, and negatived without a di vision.---,Adjourned. FOREU.N IX CELLIGENCE. FROM its PARIS PATERS. The Minister of the Marine and Colones to the Maritme Prete/h, and to the Commissary-General of Marine at Antwerp : " PARIS, RPIIL 25. " There are no means, Citizen Prefer, which env enemies leave unemployed, in order to obtain intel ligence from the ports of the Republic, and to pro cure information of the state of our maritime force. as well as of its movements. I have just received in- Carnation of a new mance-lyre which they praftise, the effeels of which it is necessary to guard agaiosti " I :sere are few neutral revels hound for the parts cif France, which, on the eve of catering. are not met and visited by the English cru'vers ; the objea of these visits is not only to learu the destination and cargo of the ships; but it appears that these visiting vessels almost always take one or were of VICIVALLING-OFFICE, Mao 4, 1804 HE COMMISSIONERS jor Victim:Al His ila- T jeiby's Nal do hereby girt Nathe, That oss FRIDAY nett, the nth inst. they rift be ready to receire Tend! , en Writing (staled op), and treat for One Hundred and Fvtu Pipet e Faye! Wine, to be delivered at tort oi passible at the Glories of Bernice end Demerara, and to be raid fir by Bills pay., lie with Interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditiors of the Centre 4 may be seen at the Secretary's (err. And all Personi who May thi 'gr ' , raper to make ?Niers urn /hi tad Oceseian,a,e drsirrd to tee Nati - , ..,That an Regard will At ii• to any Tender inuhirli the Price shalt not he inserted in Words at Length, or that shall not be delitered to the Raard ',flare One e•Clock an tnt /A) Friday next, the 11th invent, mot sinless the Peron who nukes the Tender, or sane Pram on his Behalf, at tends, to amt. er wheal railed for. Neat Week will be Published, dedicated to Dr. fernier, and the Patrons, Governors, and Supporters of the Vaccine Inoculation, G OOD TIDINGS ; or, NEWS FROM THE PARS(: a Poem. By ROBERT BLOOIdFiELD, Author of The Farmers Boy, and Rural Tales, &c. Printed fur Verner and Hoed, No. 31, Poultry ; Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row; and odd by every Bo Ander in the United lingdayn , . This Day is plahltslited, in Three Volumes, dubdocimo, price