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I NA RRATITE uf.a VOYAGE.* HUDSON'S BAY, in hie Majesty's ship temmond ; eustaigging some Account of she North gassers Quist of America, god °film Tribes lobe. biting that relegate Region. By Lila*. Edward Chappell, R.N. ere. PloArstrd with Mainsail a Chart. Its. hoards. 3. A TREATISE on the WEALTH. POWER, and RENBURCES of the BRITISH EMPIRE, I. every ;part of the WORLD. The Served Ediiioo r rvited and eslarged. By P. Colspelatesto, EL D. Racial Co. EL lk. herds. : • 4. An HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GO VERNE ENT. from !be Settlegneut cat the Baggage in Britain to the wryest thee ; with some Digemtatigna easusected with the History of Ilse Goverssaseat. Bp. Jahn radius , Ilrofegme of Law io the University of Glsigew. A weer Edition, 4 vols. See. If leg. boseilor b. LITERARY HISTIIRT OF THE 3IIDDLI AWLS. Coamprehroding gm Account of the Mora of Lavinia', from the Goer of she Reign of Augnetes. to its Revival in the Fifteenth Century. By the Rev. Joseph Ileringtoa, Neatly printed he one large volume (427 pagrs)4lo. V. 2s in boards. I. The HISTORY of CEYLON. froas.the Earliest Period to the Year 1415; with gbaractgristic Posits of the Rell gioo. Laws, and Maestro of the People; and a Collections at their Mani Maxims sad Ancient Proverbs. By Mb. lathes, A.U. thugs. To which ie satoniged, Robert Eames Historical Relating. of the Island; with an Account sf his Captivity daring a period of gear twenty years. Iltadaegoely printed he one large. volume 410. illesttated wish Plates. mad a Map of the Maud. 6.1. hoards. 7. THE WORKS OP THOMAS GRAY. Egq. edited by the Rev. John Mitford. Elemmily printed. mad embellished with two Age Puittaits of the Anther, ja 2 vula.lts. 4L 46. boards. i'AIiAIOUIII POLITICS. .1. • VARIIIO . IIIIII. OCT. 5. On Mich!,4mo...day eseraron, 1:43• wet! sworn into the office of Mayor of Yarmouth for th.r year ensuing; and he afterwards gave tn elegant dinner at the Town-ball, to abngt PO gentlemen of the town-and 'neighboorlmod. On the arrival ofik.fineon, be was &rert , ql by the populace assembled round the Hall with three cheers. ti Amongst the toasts given were the health, of the late Members, General Loftus and E. K. Limon. Esq. and that of C. E. Rumbold, E.q. ; but Mr: Anson was ontitte,l, nor were airy of his 'ricotta :41e.4 fur a toast ; imierd we are sorry to hear much party feeling was *hewn throur,hout the etitertaitiment. ax well as in the selection of the company. On Wednesdasy morning a handbill appeared in the town of Yaimouth, announcing the joterition of a party of the friends of Mr. Abbott mod Mr Rnm. bold to dine at the Rear Inn the following day. Notwithstanding the shortness of this notice, mope than 100 tickets, at a guinea eacit s were disposed of in a few hours. The party tuned on Thursday at five o'clock, wirer' •nanimity and hiartfelt mirth were universally prevalent, James Sayers, Esq. presided. The party consisted almost entirely of inhabitants of the town, as the late period ut which the notice was issued preyented the atteridauce pf [pithy gentlemen of the ueighbourlicani. The usual pUblic toasts were given, after which that of C. g. Rumbod drunk, when that gentleman. in re turning thanks, assured the Meeting of his 'men tion to 'fiend strictly to the general welfare of the empire. and the local interests of yars v oui h, and congratulated the party on the accession of strength the independent cause had gamed by the late election. Alr Edward lurtimer. "taw Pitsharditsg, Mr. Powell; Wilfo.4l, Mr. Rarstard; Aisne Wiateritsa, Mr. Mneelen Kaahaidi. Ms. Holland; Saasson, Mr. Cowell (tom the ThrstresAltoril, Turk and Weida. his fret ' r *masa. in )modus); Armstrong, Mr. T. Cooke; Onto, M r . tonic. Helm, Mrs. Knight; Blanch, Mrs: Orger ; Darken, Mrs. Shand; Judith, Mrs. Harlow*. • • after which, the Fame at THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. The Mewls, Mr. Illons i a;dx i he °ewers', Mr. Williams (his woad appeassece I. ); Se b astian, Mr Onberry ; Phelinles, Mr. Cowell ; lisbease, Mr. Wewitser. Julia, the. urger; Phut, Mrs. oMver. The Doors will be opened at as e'Clack, and the Per formance begin at levee. Buses, Iss ; Ileasait Peke, 30.-INt, !e; ileemad Price, Is. ...Losses Gallery, Is.; *mud Price, I 6—Upper Gallery, Is.; Sawed Price, id. Hosea and Pkwerto ha takes at the Remade, &Ogee. Orem, from Tee HY Fear; where may he hod a Private Den nightly -;-aad, fee the linker twmpeamudaiissi of the 'Public, the thornlike will be opus swag ideries of pee. famsaare fres Tee till Memo. Oa astarday, A Hew May to Pay OM IMIs : Sir Giles Overreaek. Mr. Kean. With Amemos, Kitt of Litlie Sri sad The Weathercock Trishaws Fickle, kg • °mailr ooms (his Mot spreeassee). Oa Meeday, She Wag* of Hamlet t Hamlet, Mr. Kean ; Opiteila, Gat time, Mrs. Illaskeasie (her shied appearance at this Theatre} Mee MA* Lam Laughs at Lattpasithe, The GM* of The trashimeaMe Lome is isaassidahly posipmed fee a few days. * New Vemie Altarpiece is he praparalion, sad will speedily be predated. TH R ATIUNROTA 1 4 COY ANT-0A RD RN. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Oct. 5, will be acted, air Comedy of THE RIVALS, Stir liellitap Absolute Mr. W. Yarns (briai bia lot oppressors ia Mot elwrieter); Mr Lodes o•Trierr, Mr. Jon.; Eaolklasid. Mr. Yam* ; Captain Absolute Mr. C. llewitile; Array Mr. Lidos; Fad. Mr. Farley; Dodd. Mr. Emery. Mrs. Malaprop. Mn Davenport; Lydia Languish, Braatoo; /obi, Mn. Fasseit ; Lowy, Mn.Oibbs. IL REMAINS of JOHN TWEDDELL, late tit Trinity College, Cambridge, being a Selection of his Correspoadeacr, Re. with a Biographies! Memoir of the Deceased. By the Rev. Robert TweildelL A.M. Illustrated with Portraits, Pielaresqie Views, aid Maps. The Saved Edition, awe. mailed by a Vindication of the Editor, against certain Pub lications of the Earl of Elgin and other,, together with as Index. Stn. 31 3s. boards. 9. TOMB OF ALEXANDER. A Dismantler on she Sareophinens tirsieglit from Alexandria, and now la the British Museum. By Edward Dallied Clarke, L.L.D. Hand. morel, priatrd is Ito.; with Fire beautiful Platt* by Med. had. les. buirk le. ESSAYS ON THE PICTURESQUE, as compared with the Sublime mad the Beautiful; and on the Use of studying Pictures, for the purpose of improving real Land. wept. By Voided, Prior, Rai. 3 vole. Ilvo. If. 7a. beards. 11. A PICTURESQUE TOUR through FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, and through inn of die NETHERLANDS, he she year Flasniea 111111C110, Syltabpset Handsomely printed is use volume Neu illustrated by four Maps. descriptive of the Route, Its. boards. IS. A CLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. By the Rev. Jobs Cbstwode Easton. 4 new Edition, revised nod enlarged. 4 vols. Ivo. illustrated with a Map of holy, Tea engraved Plano of Cherehis, pod leers. is boards. " Tat Hue. George Antos." Mr. Alison, in terms distincuillied alike by ft'. ing and propriety, expressed his gratitude fur the pronnoes of support on hjs canvass. " Mr. Luke"—" The Earl of Albemarle"—" Carl of It Visreat"—" Lord Lama, oar late Merna..r." Mr. ANSON declared his brother's WO sense of the tumour done him by electing him for their R. pre.entative, and that he would eudeat•our by hit conduct in that flow of which lie was now • Member, to pore the sacred trust they had repose 4 in him wss not misplaced. After width, the last Mew Paatemmiame. called HARLEQUIN GULLIVERI OR, THE PLYING ISLAIIIM. Which rem this might mast be ebortesed is rune of it. latter Serum, to afford (hy particular entre) am opportunity to Mears. MARI= mad CHALON of exhibiting their WONDERFUL PRIFORMANCES, which have de lighted and aetomiehed all the Court* of Europe. Gulliver (Aerofoils flerlequia), Mr. Eller; Quedrestis. Mom, lard Chamomile, of Lopata (afteroerde Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. 'Me Primes, Rhamobeidlll4 (afterwards Colons. bine). Mies IT Demmett. A Prim* May may he had for the Seems, at nightly, at Mr. Mods% at the Ihntmdlee. Rome, 75.. &mod Prier. 39. U. Second Prier, Ea—Low Gallery, le. Seemed Price, la r Gallery, le. ihremad Prior, 4d. Doors to he armed et Sex, and the Perfume's., to begin at Seven. Plum for the Illomm to be Oaten of Dir. Braude', at the Morteamem, from Tem till Four. To.morrne (by particular desire), the Comedy of The School for Scendel. The Silber of Noreich"—t 4 Jones Sayers, Eq. the Cialcono.w 1 Mr. SAYERS observed he had been a freenniti of the town forty years during the whole of which period he had tuppoded what he conceived fhe li;st interests of the community, by voting fur the True Blues. Never had he done it with more pleasant than at the last contest. and no exertion of his should be wanting to return the present favourite Candidate iv their worthy Representative. On IIiINN %Awe Preserved : Belvidere, Miss O'Neill. Wish Shoe s ar s Foinds Coriesity. Oa Twinday will be predweed, with sew &emery, Dress's, and Deeseilases, • Ossieedieri, is two acts, called The Berber of /Mils (1 es She Open of that new), in 41164 win brain= port llinsini's and Fiftieths's celebrated Mob °II di Melilla." Count Alineviva, Mr. doses; Dr. ,lire. Fawcett ; Figaro, Sir. "I soldis o nisei Argus, Ur. Sim:snits reigns "Ii Fi IL the Meese (Wag her Int appears:aft slue bar ies, Ono . _ Many oilier toast• were given, and some other riierclies delivered. • NORFOL.S AGRICULTURAL REPour. Throeghout the month we had the cant weather ems. .ginable. About the 510 the droseht sassy be said to hive tees way, sad line rains have al interests secceeded. Tie affect of this has been is sodden es it was acceptable; and the whole hoe of the cosatry appears' to smile sad to joie, in the happy Menage. Wheat sewing as very gesersl4 sad soar of the wet Flay lands have bora 'Wed lit earthen . * order. Frosi the good quality of the new whette, sad the extraordivary militates of the snoop, :it ieisas to I.• a general opinion, that less seed is necessary than is Nein. r years; but in this respect there is great diversity in init. 'ice, fur whilst some (as fur instates,. those arutiud Hulk. ham, end perhaps whets in the uelehbourbood of the sea) are iu the habit of sowing four ur five bushel, of wheat per acre. many (and these form by far the majority of the counts) never sow more thee from etc to eight pecks. It is trestely ifillieult to eccuecile these stniarent ineunsieteecire, sad particularly when it is well knows dot the ultimate sawmill of produce dues nut digger greatly in each. Is • greater exposure to cold that makes MUM seed merino'y in the one situation Mar the other? But evtu this, our would shish, hardly accounts fur doubling the nicial lion. Of this we are certain, that while Ave boatels hive beta known to yield a great rropos some hstle, two but.hele and • half have beep found too thick an other". Miele &calm sprung up on the layers, avid the appearance of the new te better thug at harvest, though still very intliffereat as a whole yelelies, in consequeace, are mach in monist, sad very dear, selling commonly at 17s. or les. per bibbed. The price of sheep sad lambs is folly kept up by the great *prise of feed stop the rain. lama bulh.eks, how. ever, are out altogether so dear as they were; essay farmers could snake out to shift them olf /al 1.111. ter, they sill be short both of Miraipesed straw fur die win ter, and therefore the defused has rather slackened of late. With respect to our men markets, hat 'little can be de cided as to the 'Mount of &tour supplies by these bare as yet taken place. It is well-booms that numbs'n are obliged to sell daring the Michaelmas quarter, is order t.t meet the demands which at the termination of our suanners (especially of late years) usually press' upou us. We have had au eetraotiliiiary early harvest, consequently a lonur iutereal than has occurred for years !memo this seism, and wheat sowing. The price of tyro during this inks yid bas been high; so much so as to brims to market a great quail. lily.' the sew grain; 19 fact, enough (eumbioed with glib late enuensoino impel tattoos) to depress the general value, though mot in a material degree. Ancle is the cam as it steeds at Kemal; in other words, with somethitig average crop of wheat, net more, with, perhaps, fwo-tnirils of • crop of barley and oats perhaps sot so'nouch. hod with oue.third of a crop of beaus, Is have elliCresi spun Mr yeses expeaditure, at lest one month before we lagati to 1117, suet two months before we could touch any mu eit grain is ISLB. Be the mat harvest curly or Isle; we hare a long year before as, mid, as we have been, a .buff stork to inert it. Ostler these eirewastanies, it Is out very bite: ) , that mire ;will &thus much la value. Foreign laspurla. twos may, and eertaialy do, peeves& its rising *lei . an •stert.i. last pitch: so far so good; whets they depress it lie -low *h..' it ought to lie lee make up to the British farmer de „, tient" of out 11111 crop, they no hat m, aiid Dribl to he pre. vented. The turnip reae is greatly improved, sad the plaids base made it more rapid ;tooth for the last three weeks glum per. haps ever was known; still we cannot call it a good seieinte crop—some of the stronger lands are deplorauty thus of pleat. The orchards have produced meet aboadantly, sad apple s sea me cheap ea potatoes; tile latter belie foiled very eaten- Welly, • Islaiaity wbieb will be aertrely felt by the ;ewe, li•Ougst whom iliry wire townie, a main article of sub. I/termer< Meats, I-) GUILDHALL, LONDON, Samosas VI. ISIS. THE COMMITTEE fur LE TYING the CITE'S LANDS villas/et at Guildhall on THURS. !)AY, the Stb day of October Newt, at Twelve o'Clock a; Noon, To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, on a BUILDING LP.ASE.for el Years from Micliaelsesa,llllll, TWO LOTS of GROUN D, oa the South side of Half-Moos Passage, is Lead:rubel Market : To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION. on a LEASE for II Yrar., trim Miebaelisas,llllS, a HOUSE on the West side M Disklionse.lane: Aud in receive PROPOSALS for ERECTING FOUR 6110 PS is the Revaß Bleat Market, at Lesdesball. The name and Couditiose of Lilting the said Ground, and Ike Mao, Drawings, sad Speeilleatimi for Erertiag Ibe said Nays, may be sees at the Office of Works,Gaildhall. JUS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. 113 F.SPECTFULLY submitted for Public In- I 1 spetiloam—The frirese of the State Lottery, to be;iu drawing the 141 k of NEXT MONTH, NOVEMBER. SCHEME. • 4 .. Prises t 30,000 Coasole are £120.000 5,000 Money .... 10 1 10 1,000 Money .... 4,000 A 1 10 20 2,010 14,1100 Tarts. Money sad 3 per Chat Cowes.. £1110,700 First•drswa Prise will rewire 30,0001. Commis more. Ticket, and Shares are us sal. iu variety al all lie Lieeweed Offices is Town and Caesar,. AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. for Childeas while Clotting their Teeth—A more singable Mammal of the ellicaey of this impanel& Medina' cannot be found, thee le the came of a Child of Mrs, Smith's, NV.2O, Peartrematron,leave-road, the child at 19 moons old being only frier teeth, ea wafferiag eider the omit alarming waste of body, it was emaciated to such * ileum that its sews typeset, to pitstsia stay • Sheol. soh eterite, au bee bring Gilt; iv this Mate the child beamed ter many mouths, incapable of being mewed, whew Peevi deice directed her to try the SOOTHING SYRUP, which is sue week produced four more teeth, sad deetroyed the fiver shin had so sag threolesed the life of the child. who to some four years old, Irene cot Mime*, sod the homes an.. tu be restored tu their mammal mobitiece, sad the child is able tu walk about with ne a**i ss sun of a go-cart. The souther harlot another child three mindh old, lust No time i.i applying the Syrup to Nagems, which hmisight its teeth thiouelt with ease, sad thendure ?revealed nowt alerting symptoms which a. ones *O(4 dentition. The shove sit& guise case any be proved by applying es show, where the child may be more. To be kid of the Proprietors, Admen* mid transoms, 94, Newman.street, Osfurd-soreet, Undue 1 sod by their up. punitaserot of all the principal Moilicirie Voider, aid Pee tamers is mom and country, at is 94. per Made. N.ll.—Nlra. JOHNSON relieves the poor, es esisel, et her boost every Tuesday sad Illatiorday mouraieg, fine ?din till Tee 'Mink, by briugieg a letter from a resprelohl• liceper, to certify that thel an real obitects of abeeill. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1818. • MEDICAL- WORKS. PRINTED POR T. CAIMILL AND W. DAVIES, SYR Ate i. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIQNS IN SURGERY, illastrated by CALL • . By WILLIAM WRY, F.R.B. Senior Surgeon of the GOMM Irdirmisty at Lerida. The Thud Edition, in one larie vol. Sou. plies 14e. in home. A TREATISE an the Principal ‘ 4IIIEASES of tie WEIL illustrated with CASSE By Antonio Scarps, Eras. ritge Professor, and Dlrfetor if the Facolfy of Medicine hi lb. •Royel Imperial Dellievoily of Pavia. Trassalated tram the Italians. with Notes. By J. Brim Sargrats to the Piddle , bispeassey. The lleceed Edition, coesidersisly slowed and .malsirged, with ligrovirsis, in oat large vol. Sus.wire 14s. is . . 3. MEMOIR !it CUTTING GORGIIT of RAW. LINE; eowpisisg as llecoust of a Insprovensent on Omit ledirosiest, sad Asenartto eio the Lateral ()pasties fur the Mose. By the some, also hasaisted by Mr. Briggs. Sea. peke Is. Silr 4. PiACTWAL 011111MIKATION1 ea tae FORMA. TION of no ARTIFICIAL. PIL in several dressier' Mates et he EYE ; to Illsonarlis so the Extromiera of sell Cataracts aadd usembranomee ▪ „ r •puncture is the Conks , illoateated by Miss. Illentjanda Gibes, Ifice-Presidesit of the Lite.. racy sill lerespleical Society of Masichogter, slid Sergi:rut to the Manchester lollewia , y, price M. iir boards. 3. MEDICAL HISTORIES and REFLECTIONS. By Joins Yenisei 'M.D. Stator Physician to the Manchester Indenter, ' Dispenser". Imustic Itospital, sad Asyloss..The Served Edifies. corrected rued nisch salaried, in four vols. • price I/ 9e. is beanie. • 6. A CLINICAL HISTORY of the ACUTE RHEU MATISM, or RHEUMATIC FEVER; with' a Ce;rers- Posieuer NI tae brite, effects of the Peruvian Bart, Chisiliebe in Acute sinolisan. To which is added.. Clioical dewy of the odissify• of the Joints. By John Haigasth. MA) F.R.S. A New &lidos, with Conceives and Additions. Ivo. price 6.. in hoards. 7. REPORT of OBSERVATIONS made is the BEI. T1.%11 MILITARY HOSPITALS in BELGIUM, after the BATTLE of WATERLOO; with some Eremite upon AMPUTATION. By Jobe Thome* II D. P.R 88. Coo sultiug PI/incise to the Baligiiiirgh dew Tows Disprusary, Piofeteur of Surgery to the R oy al College of Servo's, Pro. tissue of Military Surgery is the University of Edinburgh, sod Sergeors to the Foress,'Svo. price Ile. is beads. S. AN ESSAY on the DISEASE cull YELLOW FEVER, with Observations concerning Febrile and Con. saloon Typhon Fevre. Dysentery, sod the Maine; partly delivered at the Gaistrilas Lactores, terkwe the College of Physicians in the Yeses 11106 and 1607. By Edward Nathaniel Onneroll, M.D. Ivo. price 11. le. In booed.. S. A SYSTEM OF RIJM4N ANATOMY. ay John Guidon, M.D. F.RA.E. Lecturer ria Anstoray sod Surgery, sad as the lamitutioss of Medicine; Neither of the Royal College alumni.* of Edinburgh; sad use of the Surievae to ilieltoyal infirmary, Ale. Vol. I. price Its. is boards. 10. A TREATISE us INSANITY, in whkh an ow. Miami the Principles ass'', sad mow Practised Neeralecy of Maniacal Disorders than . lias yet hers ofered to the Pub lic, esemplified by auseervos and limonite historical rela tions of oases &startles Author's public mod peewee preelke : with Plates, illustrative of the Craniology of Maoism old Idiots. My Ph. rind, late 'Physicias le the Asylum de Skater, at Paris ; transiarell-from die greack by D. D. Davis, ' ILO Physician to the Sbellield Ugskeral Svo. price's. inboards. 11. Au INQUIRY into she NATURE sad ORIGIN of MENTAL DERANGEMENT, coesprshroding a rooters System of thr Physiology and Pathology of the Hama* Mimi, sod a Military of the Paseisona sad their effect*. By Alezaudrr Crichton, M.D. is two vole Bro. price lie. In board'. IS. DOME:111C MEDICINE; or. a Treatise on she Prevestitte and Core of Dimes% by Regimes aid simple lUrdiciaes: with Observatioas anscaritiog Saa.bothing, nod on She Use of Ilse Mineral Mates. To which is aseezed, a Insoessatory for the Use of private Practitioners. By Williams Buchan, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Ediaburgh. ••• Besides all the Anther's latest Corrections and Im prieretisents, the present Reline...mutates mail sew articles„ as the Trews's, of the Moo" of St. Vitus's Dance, Mesas of preweetism Pulmottary Conmeaelatiuse, dm. By his Sim, Alex. R. P. Becalms, 1.D.3 of the Revel College of Pbysiciars, Loudon • sad Senior Physician to she West. goissier Molokai. The Twsety.liest Eilitiqu, with mostai. derable improvement mid Additives to sus Melia velem octavo, rife Ito. in 13. ADVICE to MOTHERS, no the Subject of their ewe Health; and on the &Imes of remotest the Health, Strength, awl Seamy of their 11t/spring. By the A in' t ,— &road Edition. One rot. Ave 9.. beards. 14. The Nousitiv PRACTICE of PHYSIC, ex►ibiting t►e Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostics, blinbid Appearances, and improved Method of Treating she Diseases of Children. By Hubert Munn% M.D. Fifa' rsliessess, re vised and cuusiderably enlarged, Syn. price His. in boards. %!.. COPY RIGEIR • MINUTES OP ETIDENCI TAILSV Bayou Tex SELECT COMMITTEE O► THE MOUSE 91 , COSINONS, ON THE curyitpur ACTS or 8 ANNE. C. 19; 15 Olio. 111. C. 53; 41 GEO. 111. C. 107; ♦ND 54 GEO. tit. 116. Paper ri prelerder) rltlterk 1 die Aka, ISIS. CHARLES MARSH, Esq. in **Pair. The Rpp Thomas Gaiyforel called la, sad nuked You are profersar of great is the Hairnet,' of Oxford? " l eg. sid oar of the Caesium of the Bodleian Library, sad a Delegate of the Clareodua Peen?-1 am. Have the goodmesa to Male to the Cualoiltter, at what period the privilege which the Usliveryity peoaryses, of re ctivieg •• ropy of each work calmed at litatiopent Hall, movasseenced!—l believe the year Imo. la eouseqoesee of ea agreement catered Isle betimes Sir Thomas Dudley, by ahem the library was restored, sad the Wetter'sit Company!-gYes. Have the guoduts* to state the pseud purport of that agmessest ?—That a cupy of every work published by the incorporated matippers pf Leedom, pluipid be ..at lu Ile Bulk iaa, us cooditioa that tbs. book Jambi be prodoceable to theta, at soy time they should want it for the per. pore id Wog reprinted, ikey oft their parts sureties to re pent the bout ussiujoreJ the prat majority of books Haired by Ibe Usiyersity are deposited is the ljusitriea, are they sea l—co r iajoiy. What propurliuis do pot improve the somber rejected bears to the Number deputated!—A eery map propurtioa mart Kamp% one ill a boadrvde ate km perhaps. Speaking generally, abyt du you "prose to be the rare of the kooks rejected W the tootle of a year ?-32. or 41. ass lOW. or slot flass do the rejected books cassia. ?-41lebool kooky, awl Hach bouts as 1 beard awatiusted jest maw. Joyce's ariikawlie, fire esamplr, we YlioNW idol Admit that into the Doilleaus Library. All s h e meek received by the UsiversDy h preserved?— Yee ; we have a tarp collection of ..epie, sad it is iaspar last ta cesuage it. Thd ant the caller% far • on*. period after the passim( se She 60, mil maker aroma demand for works, but ti ret tyafailiss fee partierlar works ?-...They 11110 bead it gay dillealt.lo act upon That principle' re ly difficult; it fact, Impassible to dischnige their duly. 11 W1 6 0 0,1 it iopauible to judge visiter a the 'sine or the sesiosta of a. work by the title -They a ka. lei requiattious for particular book% did they, in poled selail, omit say work, (thick hoes msimeiselit pgQiae Hop auesielered valealsle nod Arlo be deposited in slag4tbseelf-4 cannot speak to thee. • • Da aft yes csusider this privilege of the University to be of die pealed importaacet-1 curnialir it to he of great imposeantis A• literature in sewers!; not particularly to thisnUaiversity,bst is the couetry.st large.. Whet is Ike agiount of the fuudg of the Bodleian library' The original *stew that was Oven to the University by Sir Thaw Own" is about 35411. a year, speaking in round asenhays, glekb is for the 'import of the braiding, the umi•• malice of t kilsrarian, the seder librarian, the janitor, and stow ether things 'which meant be persecutedy specified, and paha,* abilm 601. or SOL is the whole not of this . validities be appropriated to the parr-base of books. Lord Crews gave Ike library NJ a year for the peßhase of hooks, and sea gestlemas sieve that, has gives us ilia ibierOlf eerie, which is De wink of the ranlitsable prisseretY of the fikeltry ; the rest of the reverse wkly arises Iron. monies levied ispage the asessitars of ohs Un;versity; a sum is paid on the matrieulatiem of each timber, and auuther suns of 3a. or 4s. a quarter from each member. Dues every meenber who Las his name upon the books aintrilutte to Ike library fund !—Orly the graduates ; all penises the are liairiesslaied pay a fee. All graduates, whether resident or not, subscribe I. the had ?—Yes.. Do you recollect the amnia each indii ideal pays?—i Dirk it is about Its. • year. Ds you think it would be desirable, us any account to in. creme the payment so made ?—1 think it would be kit; I thick it would tend to injure She annual amount, becalms *lir taxes ere 'Weedy so great, that if they were in. creereelpaost likely people would take their Dames off the books, aid the library would sorer. Has the al uieut paid by each - isdividual beta raised withal Ohne few yes:B?-11 was raised abort See ykare ago; its fart the or.givat collection was doubled. The Uuiveraity of Oxford Imo recently subscribed a very considerable sum is aid of the foods which bare been raised by private subscription fee the retains of churches; out of what I does a subseriptiois of that meter( Proceed ? From an assail faz ; from • quarterly pqyaseut of 4s. a year fro" esch member of the Diversity. . intbscriptiso to the 'stigma! school Is paid lu the same*way ?—Yes, it is. Is there ant another subediptlon ?—Yes • the other is to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts. What do you concepts to be the anisaiti reverie. of the University appal table 10 Da' purchase of books or mann. scripts!-1 should say, in ronod numbers, about 1,0001. • yeas. After providing fur the repairs of the Bodleian, mid the salaries of the officers!—Yes. In what manner has that annual mem bees Prioeipilly I. the purchase of foreign books, god of mann scripts ; within 'be lam lea rat' we have expewaltel between eight ...a nine dammed pooods in the ruchase of mama scripts. Has not the Vaivervity incurred a toosiderahle debt, in easoeviewee of the purchase of matinscripis?—We are now I. dell about 4,0001. le coneemseore of the Forams of any particular refire tioo Nola coameapiewee of the Forepaw of a collaction of mantioaripto from UUCP, lately nende. A ponsoderabte pail silo of she Norte of the Bodleian is applied to the port-base of fureigis literature !—Ahnost na tively. Of modern prodistiloo?—Yes. What is die wawa of the 11111111awseripts lately purchased ; to what clamor literature do they belong arp very gammas SWIM Greek classics, Greek ecclesiaatieel manu script., Leila elassics, Latin ecciesiassieel sannuaeripts, Ita lian literature, sod others which cutout be iutluded perimps ander any greera l class. • _ Is it oist your opiates, coussideting the pews* state of the Budieisit Library, sod the purport foe which it ia designed, as a depositary of scientific works, that it is more desirable to apply the disposable rewriters to the Forebear of meow sea iris sad Auriga literature than to Baptiste books ?-1/a duislitedly. Ups hod not this privilege. which *sables yew to acquire Eughsh publication's, do you think any cuoviderable part of the foods or the Bodleian be applied to the ouches, of English works I—Ccriainly • very small portion only; io any own joelgasent, very small Wend. la your own jiolgibieut, what portion alb, 1,040/. should you advisees a curator of the Bodleian, iadivldoally,iis be applied to the purchase of Hoglieli works 3—Nut on than 1001. certainty. Have the goodness to explain to whet description of per uses the Bodleian is open I—The Bodkiaa is open to all graduate, above and iucludiug the *grit of Bachelors of Arta Do you recoiled at whet hours they have seers. to !tie library?—pros Ladldell 10 Michaelis is, (ruin nine in the retain sill four in the . afternouu ; Lem Michaelmas to Lnlytlai, from leis o'clock till three. They have of c..itroe the privilege of inepediNg every book econahted it the library?—They have. Is there great facility of admission given to other per sons, who are not sainted !—Tbe greatest possible facility; they have never, to .y knowledge. been refined. Have Maley application, Ines made hi penises who were engaged in publicatioas of work! or Kirov, and oilier works Awl every facility has hers pinto to them i—Certainly. Is nut the liudleisa Library particalarly rich is mand ato iple?-1 *oppose it is epee the "bele (be beet eollectioe ia Bmgloosl. Do yell suppose tin eneniseeripte are mere numerous or more ysp,liable than t6ne is the Bring' blueeetu)--1 should wt. riot ipoutteeTierous?—Ws have about rUlifittil thousaud, Alaperhaps more. ii not also very rich in the topographical department of the library i-.-Yea ; we have the fibres y of Mr. Gough. Hinike can be consulted only is the library ?—They can not be taken away. Then is Do objectioo to individsala taking (*tracts fem. the hoults IP—Certainly not, Has it nail happened, that iadividnals have received, wills- MO soy exPeelm iv th Ilseeleee. extracts from books ur ma son:ries is the Budleise !—No doubt; the librarians (re gionally make them fur various publudiers, and' various sythi•rs. _ buppusine the Dgdki.o Library bad @diciest toad,, what pawn of lbw* lauds du you suppose would be expruile4l in Eagle*ls bomb, *apposing you had overausring fords!-1 causal say, if ire hail a osperabuudaser, buw &t 'verb) be tosployed. Yoe would mut partisan every pahlicaliou P-1 should think out. ' _ like you this'll' ma spirelrehed poseessjoa of every hook wheels anon from the rem, or soy use 1., such a liberty as yoombssla la Not slaty Misrable, but eves accessory, for the ialerestsaf literature that they sieueshi be kept. Do pus think et de sirable that them should be such f re. ester a every ttaiise sod every mischievous publication! —I bars no doubt of it 1 the aura tairels the more Necessary. That every person may have %CCM to the most osischisv. eel boas, that Oki would out otticraioe have heard 0f?.... noels sot a lair statement or the ease; they should be ac eelaible, has sot pretended on their sight. Whoever has access ta the library, you ems, shoeldloi“ the wog of sallioi for etch a book!—Vneliablegir. THE BATHAFARN ESTATE. AND THE GLANY. WERN ESTATE, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ly order of the Assignees of the Estates and Mete of Mews. Clough* and Co. Bankrupts, at she Crime Imo, Denbigh, in toe Comity of Denbigh, on THUBSIMY, the nth of OCTOBER, ISIS, precisely at- Twelve o'Ckkk at Nemo, subject to ;eat aslndilberit as shall Ipea be Pro duct d. BATEIAFARN ESTATE Consists or 1 niftier's sad very elegant Mansion (considerable pert whereof was built, and the minatuder thoroughly improved. within the last bye years), with most convenient domestic and detached (Mikes in very complete repair, capital Farm poi, walled Gartiesla, Fishrpouds, ortransental Lodge, &c. etc and abuse 2,000 Acres of very fertile and highly cultivated lAnd, together will the MANOR of LLWVN EDO, adjoin. iog the Demeene. The Mansion-Husse is situate in the eekdarated Yak of Clue/J.1,1u Denbighshire, North Wales, within one mile (rum the Borough and Market Tows of Rothin, nine miler from Denbigh, 14 from the city of St. Asaph, IS (runs the Sea shore, where tore is must excellent bathing, and the Sands afford ass uninterrupted drive of many miles for Carriages, DI fawn doe port of Rhyddiesi II from die city of Chester, and is surrounded by 1,235 ;ems pf the properly in a ring feats iteladisig the richly-wooded Park (which was granted by Queen Elizabeth), the Pleasure-grounds, several line Farms and Plantations which are coosidereJ mculiarly beautiful, and pieloresque, cominatoling an uninterrupted sire of the whole Vale of Clwyd dors so the sea. The GLANYWERN ESTATE minimills of • very spa soodertrboili, superb, arid regent Mansion. with a Billiard-rouns Batii-roam, arched Cellars, and all pro per aril peculiarly convesient Oakes, attached and de tached, walled Opilers, Hut-busses 11A-walls (the whole recently built on very improved plans), Fisli-prinde, Ice. house, Pheasantry, Derisory, Pigem-bouse, ornamental Lodge, Ike. he. and above 1,506 Acres of remarkably rich and well conies's., Lead, all situate in the Vale of Clwyd aforesaid, iw ur near the centre thereof. This Man. ohms-Hume (epcireled by about I'oo Acres iu • ring fence, inelsolitig the Park, beautifully wooded, the Plearare grounds, Plantatiosis, and weer.' line Farms judiciously laid flirt) elands se • mord delightful apes uss tire haulm of the River ciwyd, which runs thrusigh the Path, cursinmoding in front • pictinesepie view of the ruin, of Deuttich Castle, and she sin rounding country, which is cenirwritly beautiful. It is within two suites of she Borwrigh and 31aiket Towu of Den bigh, six (rum Radon, wren from the city of St. Amok, wine from the poi. of Ithyddlass clever (rum she Sea-shore in the Sim past of it meutioued above, and IS .rum the city of Chester. The Detached Parts of the too properties will by sold separately, or with doe aisle body of each Estate from which they art rout 411alatil above two miles at the al enuot,eacept as Ip a few Ferias belungsug to the Bathefara Lassie. The above intended Sales will prevent opportiopitim such as probably nosy Hut occur again for Agra to Gentlemen id fortune to establish themselves in the Mute charming Resi dences Lod highly ornamental I.:stales In the Priereipatity, eseh of them oirosiudiseg • ith line preserves of Rbellaauhl aril other Game, and many other asivautages. Tickets of admission Isa inspect the Masmian Houses aad cashpoints Osemods and Farms, will be given at the re. speetive Lodge. on each Estate. Platte of the Battistero Peeper., are deposited al Rathafarn • sad of (llarrywme, blr. Williams, Lam; Surveyor, Noted Particulars pf the Estates may be had after the Ist day of October, from J. 11. Clough, Eaq. Nu. 2, Mary. Ised-mowel, Liverpool; Mr. F. B Chorgh, Solicitor, Robot; Mr. Williams, Lard Surveyor, Muhl • Messrs. Fro pd sad Rose, &elicitors 14, fierie-steett. larieLlo's Ina ; at the Li verpool dram Hole& Liverpool; the Bridgewater Armes Mairelseistee; White Choi Ims Itothirs; Eagles lms ? W 'ex hales • Feathers Iwo, Cheater; Mimic Ilona lass Hulyerell; Disci Use las, Mehl; White Liars Inn, St. Asaph; Bee he, ample; Crown lass, Denbigh; or at the OMem of Mr. .1. C. - Williams sad Mr. E. Jones Dalibihr SdiciLare o be said 14sifimes, whys. (either safermativo may be see. brit will 17,