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{ ~~ • • NT 3utttjmrtfoo .. ;.. ' t t ~~ plAtiElt 720•) THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1305. (Patc,s et:ravel. STRAYED HORSE. STRAYED 011 . eiiiifaiikight, between Ten and Eleven o'Cloek, from the Surrey side of Nackfriar's Bodge, aSMALL CNRROTY HORSE, with White Face, about fourteen Hand- high: had on a Bridle and Saddle ' with plated Stirrupi. The Saddle had four Studs, marked G Whoever has topped the same, or can give any informatinii thereof to Mr. Smith, No. 7, Catherine-street, Strand, will be lan homely rewarded. THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRF.SENT EVENING, April 18, 'filch Majesties Servants will aft the Tragedy of DOU ;LAS. Norval by the YOUNG ROSCIUS ; Lord Randolph, Mr. Holland; Glenalyon, Mr. Baltimore. Matilda, Mrs Powell. After the Play, a New Allegorical DencY, called THE UNITED BRITONS. The Dance composed, and the Music wolected by Mr Byrne, accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Wri : iart. To which will be added the Farce of THE C ITIZ y ou ng Philpot, Mr Bannister. Ma , ta, Miss Duncan, in which charafter .he will introduce a favourite Scotch Air. Tomorrow, She Stoops to Conquer, with nigh Life below Seoirs.--On Saturday, The Honey Moon. Mrs. Jordan will make ner appearance at this Theatre early kithr nest week. Ano w Musical Afterpiece called The Soldier's Return; or, what can Beauty do? will be produced on Mcniday nest. NEVER PERFORMED. THE %TR E-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, April IS, will be acted a Neva Comedy, in five acts, called WHO WANTS A GUIKEA _ _ . The Charaete sby Mr. Lew s, Mr. Kernbla, Mr. ?Wooden, Chaprosn, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Waddy, Mr. Emery, Mr. Fawcett, Sre. Mrs. Gibes, Mrs. Mattocks, Min Waey.--The Prologue to . be spoken by Mr. Brunton, and the Epilogue by MIA. Mattocks. To winch will be adil•A a Musical Farce called MARIAN. Sir Henry (with the Sung of 4 . The Death of Tom Moody"), Mr. Inch:don. Marian, Miss Davies. The Public are respeAfully informed that Master Betty will return toting Theatr:. nn Saturday nr•xt, and will, on that evert y, perform the chara•ter of Osman in the Tragedy of Zara. SOMA OF THE CLERGY.. HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be T performed at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHARITI , val be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on TUESDAY, oo 7th, and the Anniversary, on THURSDAY, the 9th of kyr,. when a Sermon will be preached before •hit Grace the Lori Archhis:,op of Canterbury, their Lordships the Rishoo, tine Right Kniourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, Ac. by the Rev. Charles Darker, B. D. Citron Resittentury of Welts. GRANO SPRING LOTTERY. SCHEME. L 30,000 20,000 10,000 s,nuo 2,000 6,00 t) 1,000 500 VW 2U L. 80,000 40,000 00,000 15,000 !0,000 8,000 7, 0 00 5.000 5,000 120,800 33,000 Tickets L.3C0,000 Part of the Capitals will be .leterrnined as follows: First drawn, Ist Day L 10,000 Flrst-drawn, 6th Day 420,000 Ditto 2d Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Utter 3d Day .. 1;100 Ditto Bth Day 00,000 Ddto 4th Day .. 6,000 Ditto 9rh Day .. 1, , i30 Ditto .Stli Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 2.030 TICKETS and SIIARES are selltog at every Office. Tickets . Md. 1..9 14 0I Fte1ith........ L. 2 9 6 Qiurter •.• Idegiini Drawing 13th May, 1803. STEWARDS. H. R. H. the Duke of Sussex, Right Hon. C. Bathurst, Lord Areh'):st , oi) of TOWN Srl R. Welch, Knt. Duke of 11 , dford, itev. Dr. C,awfool, Lord Bhbi otJeester, Res Mr.Cose, light Hen Lord nrautham, Charles Bishop, Esq. Lord Chi'd Justice Nlan.field, Henry Stebbins, Esq. ItighLlinn. Lord Mayor, David Puke Watts. E.q. The MI I.ir will iviaawt of the Overturn ~f E.,ther. Mr. Handel's Dettingen Te Du.um, and Jubilare, with the Client. nom The Messiah, " Halleluiah, for the Lord God Draninotent magnet.," an A.:them crups.4 on purpose fur this Charity, by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Harlud•s Grand C,.ro ri a. hoo Anthzm. Thr• Music to be coupluaetl by Sir William Paseo% Min D. . . The Doves of the Cathedral will opened r Ten o'Cloeh. Tickets for the Cathedral awl frr the at Merchant Tolosa' Hall, to be had of Messrs. Heins,ll, awl Fells, Youksetters,bolod street; M... 411. Rivingt.v . i.bt.PiatlrsClourcb• yard; J. lima, Sp. First I . 'l6l,l'olles, Temple. pis • ilen.daclioLs to tins Charity will he thankfntly r< ceireat by Arern Bum, Fag. Treasurer; or the Nev. G.ll. Wave., Seek ville.ere,t, Secretary to the Stewards. THOMASRiAIUE, removed from SI, NIF.W BOND , STREET, to No. 5, MART.LA BONNE-STREET. GOLDEN SQUARE. riA STARIE returns his sincere thanks to the • Ladies, for the liberal support which he esperienced front them in his late occupation. Owing to the great ezpence that attends the Butirl-nreet Trade, he hopes that he shall merit the confidence of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public iii general, by set ing every article of the best quality, and on the most rearienaale term.. He bep leave to offer for mon a box of 94th Irish, Which being, both cheap and good, e,r els any he ever offered; 4.-4th Irish, Dirtiest:, and Diaper Tubb Linen, Shemin°, and Houiehold Linen of every de. p•ription ; India Worked, and Japan M. in a great va. city 6 4th Stotch Cambrics much /ewer than they are to be purchwed in Town. T. S got of hiv late Stock, black and. white Lace ; and • very handsome black lied, that cant 2s Guinea• an France, which will be wild very cheap, at No. 3, Marrla-boane,treet, Go:ilenop tiara. NEW STOCK OF LINEN DRAPERY. -.„-- I and J. PATRICK respeCtfully inform the No go • bilitr. and Ladies of Fashion, they have recently received • extensiie Assortment of the flowing Article, (which a-e sr,lling by the piece at a very low price) r—Alrish and Scotch Holland:, Long Lawns, French and Scotch Cambrics; a few piece: of bordered French Cambric Handkerchiefs, a curious article ; Mll-11116 of every description • s variety of new Denim for Ladies' Dresses in Worked heuslins, Lena', and Pinatas; a few superb I)r,ses of ditto; Vicuna qiirl Imitation India Shawls, in entirely new devices, and of superior quality ; Long Cloth A nd C a 'brie ; Damask and Diaper Table Linen and Napkin.; N.4th and 6-4th Irish and Scotch Holland Sneering; Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes very cheap; Furniture and Cordtvl ; Bed Furniture; white and coition/I Calicoes for linings ; Faintly Mourning ; with various ether goods, which Ladies, oil inspection, will find worth their adieu. as they wall he charged the lowest wholesale price, from which thee can make no. abatenient.—N B. Just received, a teat variety of Spring Patterns in Long Cloths and Cambric, time patterns entirely new, at No. Is, Mary-la-botine street, Lar;rig A ir•vtreet, Piccadilly • 1 -4 1-IE Reverend WILLIAM BAKCLA Y'S ANTIIIILIOUS otottsTittnewr rl-is —The Pub lic are requested to observe, that u the great benefit u. be de rued fmm the above Potent Medicine depends on the Pills gentiles, His Majesty's Hon. Commissienmrt of the Stamp Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Wll4. Barclay, the tote Inventor and Patentee of the Atitibillow Denbottnent Pills, the name of "The Rev. William Barclay, Stafford-greet, Old RonwLstreet," to be engraved on a black stamp, which stamp is affixed to t•ach box, all others are roun• terfeit ; and any penny, vending the some will be prosecuted with Cie utmost severity of the law. They have been used •int success by man, thousands; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the fallowing distinguished persanages, Plus Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop of Rath and Wrils—Sit John Hoist wood. Kart.fur nitons-isSir Stephen Lushinroo, Ran. M P. fur Penrvn—T. Anson, E.g. N.P. Litehheld.4ames "sloven, Esq. M P. for S outharopton-s-Coeil Finnan, Esq. M. P. for Wentoe—Nis ehulson Calvert, Esq. M.P. fort 4n:end—Edmond Ruch m, Eel. Newnereso, Spring gardens—Thomas Ilaniniersley, Esq malss-G W. Diekes s Esq. Private Seen.tare tothe Arclibt , hvp Canterbury —the Rev. M. Diniodt, Lineation to the Awl'. bttitop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. E. Kerby, Staflord ar,et, Oil Band streat—M r . Stratton, Peffumer, Leicester square...Mr Paibes, Chemist, Prodtry ;late Salter and Co ) v-sNleviri. Room and Co. Oxriort•street-vMr. Bolton, Royal Etehango-Alr Michell, Med,ral Repentor,. Long•aerr-v Mr Edward., No. t 24, Holberinvs.ano Mr Butler, No. 4, Cheapoide, corner of Paternoster row. Where may also be bail, th • following truly valuable whose hoop! elects in their several eases have mocured Cie matt disti7fgalshed pa storag e :--Th e Rev. Wm. Itarelav's ipeeifie for thy: tore and B P'erty relief of the Gam ; his Siderni for the Cure of Stime • Iris Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; al,l 1.14 Volatile Oily Eruhruestion for the core of the Gout, Rheumatism. Ste. all 101,ids Medirieti, to be genuine, must have the abure•Mill• N swap. LETTER COPYING MACHINES AND wartiNG DESKS. xi MIDDLETON, Hi g, Strand, opposite New. 1..‘ • castle Street, begs leave to inform the Public, th,, Ms now ready foe Sale an extensive sasortinent of LETTER COPYING MACHINES for Counting House and titivate 'tie. On the utility of the Letter Copying Machine it is not neces sari to dwell, +t it is wAI known that twenty long Lsttens may be copied without die possibility et error, in less time than one of a moderate length can be written ; he has likewise a great variety of Writing and Dressing Desks, for the uss of Ladies or Gentlemen, in mahogany, satin wood, &c. Pocket Shay. ing Commodes ; Pocket Rooks, Thread Cases, &c. The Original Manieactory for Rlack Lead Petrilv BOULOGNE. This Day is published, price ss. !iNew and Extensive PLAN of the HARBOUR of ROLILUGUE, with toe ADJACENT'COAST ; in which are exhibited the Position of the French Gun grip, Lugger', Praams, &C.: Also, an accurate and icteresting View of theLant. from Cape Grissma to Point D'All6re, partiaufarly describing the diffele.it Encerepanimits and Bitterns, with the Range of the Shot and Shells, Surveyed and Awn by Mr. J TAPPER, by Onto . of Ctpt. Owen, Coototaoter of His ftfareaty's Frigate L'lmmovtalite. Published by W. flesther, at the Navigation Wm house, Leadenhallevreet, London. COUNTRY RESIDENCE. A SMALL COMPLETE HOUSE, situate at A CARSHALTON, SURREY, with Rend Garden, well stocked with fruit trees, with Coach house and Stable, TO RE UEl'l'; the Lease and Fixtures to be Sold. The Furni ture, if agreeable V. the party c...niing in, to be taken by Appraisement For Particulars, and Ticket: of Admission, apply to Mr. Carter, Upholder, Hanover-street, Hanover-square. .PRIVATE EDUCATION. A CLERGYKATT, • lilto" - .0a4 Mir miry , }seats [had Tutor of a College in the University of Cieihridge, takes FOUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, under sixteen y,!ars of a g e, into hi: house, and instructs them in CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, and other LEARNING, preparatory to rein entrance into the. University, the learned Professions, or any otlicr mode of life for which they may be intended He has now One V.icancy. His house is please ithr situated in an agreeable and healthy Village, a few miles from Curnbridje, from which place a Stage Coach to London passes by his door daily. References, if thought necessary, will be given to Persons of the first revise. tability and character ; and, from may person ap plying, smiler references will be expected •.• Terms, and , arther Particula , s, may be k •own by ap plicatrm to G. Ranking, Esq. 113, Cheapside ; .1 Dick, Esq. Artillery-ground ; ur the Nev. T. Jones, Tutor of Trinity Col lege, Camb. id ge. tao. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CIIARING CROSS, LONDON. T.116.11,--reontrafter far the prevent Lre•eve, . assures his FriLiris that the thee of Tickets and Shares far exceeds hie most tatigui•iestxpettations. In the late Loners, Ticket rose In.rn the present Price to upwards of 231. 1. - -r Ticket before the Driwing began, ani ewers Ticket was odd beforeth: Lonely was halt finished TheSrlieme of the pre sent Lottery bunds univnsally allowed superior to any fuemer in Caisit3l Prises ; he therefore advises his friends (who mean to ad/ensure) to lose no time in pnrchasiog, os Tickets ad Shares, from the errarwdir.trystrmand, will be %mete rise e,l - Parson, in the C:runtry inay be supplied, by isend• ing (Post paid) Bank Notes, Cash, or Post Offiee Orden, to either 4. Conhill, or 9, Charing Cron, Condom. Drawing begins lath of May. SPRING STATE LOTTERY. Regina Drawing MAY 13th, 1803. TROBERTS most respeafully informs his . Friend. and the Noll:: in general, that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at hi. truly FORTUNATE OFFICE, No. h, where No £4,640, a Prize ,rrEn THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in one F.iglith and Fourteen Sixteenths in the last Lottery. No. 15,557, a Prize of 5001. was also *old in Shares; and Prises, to a considerabh: amount, in former 1 , 01- tern*, tno numerous to intention. The present GRAND SCHEME consists of Two 30,0001. Two 50,0001. Three 10,0001. Throe 5,0001. Five £,OOOl. F.i2ht 1,0001. &c. &c. An early Purchase Is recommended, as Tickers and Shares will ad. 'ranee in Price as the Drawing approaches. STATE LOTTER Y. SWIFT and CO. at their Old ORice, No. Poultry, are selling Tickets and Shares of the State Lot tare, to begin drawing 19th 71ay. The demand for Tickets And Shamanist! Lotteries has been in proportion to the number of Capital Prize; they contained; this accounts for the great sale that has already taken place in the present Lottery, a continuance of which must OCCa4iOll such an increase of price, as to make it an *bled to every adventurer not to delay his ;dirchase. In the Net Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,952, a Prize of 10,0001. No. 8,200, a Prize of 10001. and Nut 9,102 and 1.4166, Prives of 5001 were shared and sold at Swift and C..'s Office. Where No. 6,791, a Prize of 20,0001. No. 9,962, • Prize of 10,0001. and tin. 19,G08, a Prize of 1,0001, its the preceding Lottery, were also solid in stare,. ARMY CONTRACTS. CONTRACTS /OR COALS AND CANDLES. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, Great George-street, April 4, 1805 W AN TED, for the figrrark: in the rad, rmerdioned Cssnties 41 &Omni, and for North •Dritnin, (Dot the Limit of Guernsey, Je sey, ant Alder." , sae, I/4011(110S It COALS and CANDLES as may, fionorrene to Time, be it quired by the seism-AM linseeds Mame,' fur the tkre The Deliveries ttcommence rhe'ls•lo4 Julie nett, and to confront:till the 24th June fyllouiuK. Proposals for sapplye as C oa l, made separately tar each County. North Britain, and the Islands of Gmerasey, Jersey, and .ilder airy, WI/o1 op, and marked " Tender for Coal." as also /or Candles, •eatrrl up, and marked " Tender (or Candles," -ieletievired se Mir-Of/fee, otorDity; Saieelaye' errepted, Wirth Ist af May rt ; &it "nose n tll be rereined after Tieetse o'Cleak sat that Day, and, sf sent by Pas , , the Postage mast be paid. Partiettlurs , f the Centracts may be had, upan Application at this Otßee ; or at Mr. Deputy Cimainitatirst General cfstotti's Office, Edinbnrgh, &awns the Hours etl . Ten mid Four. Berk , /lurks, Ch .4 er, Cornwall ( incluaqig der- Saud, &PIN Dorset, Durham, f:•ses Hews, Elliot, IA of Wight, Knit, r await, r, ser, Northansp.o.., NoetheonGerlawri (iorlacling Berwick ), N.Y•ittehsns, Somerset, Suffolk, Sorts, Sussex, Wancirk, Wilts, York, North &Swim, Guernsey, J. rsey, and Alderney, TO THE LADIES. THE PATENI"rELIMA CORSETS, adapted for the Vernal Season, promote, by the result and elfe..l of combined principles, the most graceful display of Person: illy/o'l6lg the shape, and correding any growing de viations or awkward appearances; it is ever free to correryond with easy and elegant deportment. Art, in this line, hes never so happily enshraced Nature as iii the present Invention. So predominant is Fashion founded in sense, that opposition to the TELMA would pas; now only as de.ornsity. The loge nuity and accuracy of the Inventor, i.s the Workmanship of the essential frame of cornidete Dress, enure ifs universal re pate; and, under the grateful itepreatiow of the. Public favour, he is sincere to protest, that this Article la far superior to what has b-en told fur Two or Three Guinea , wh.le risen its largest sip will not exceed Thirty Shtllht t. Females atteud the try ing on. MILLS, Jun. 93, and d 4, HolywellAtreet, Strand; and no ether cnn•refl ion. • s • It is respeafully menthww4, that it is the invariable rvle of this House not to semi goo-i- out to try •at. prevent Imprositi e'er' , Cr-set is 'Limited with the fol lowing words—.l4lLLS's PATENT TELUNA. TEMPLE OP THE MUSES, FINSBURY SQUARE. it/ ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. most re spectrally acquaint the Publie of th.ir baring purchased the following Worics, and many others equally valuable, which, agreeably to their acenstotinal mode of tolling at reduced for •eady money, may be Ind on the undermentivsed advsn tarot's terror, warranted complete in every r4sptlt. They are 44 in boards, exceptetherwir expressed. The Rev. MENRY COX MASON'S FAMILY BIBLE, with F.xpianatoty Notes on the most ,ntervrtilig P.,saage4 well printed in a Royal 4to. sise, large type, new red strongly hoii.id, II 94. GA —'ame as recently published at 21. The S AAIE WORE., 2 vols. Royal 410. printed en a fine v wove paper, hot prowled, handsomely bound in call and letter.d, Z. 144 —same as recently pu'Aished at 41. 818 LE..-comprising the Old and New Testament+, with Vie Apocrypha complete, printed at the Ustversity of Cambridge Pros, superfine paper —a beautiful Book, 3 veil: Royal bro. handsomely bound in call and lettered, 11. worth Two Guinean. ANOTHER EDITION—the line paper, 3 rob. Royal Bvo. well bound in calf, and lettered, IL fts well worth 11 ins ANOTHER EDITION, un gond pape, which binds in Two Volumes, Royal Ben neatly bound and lett red, Ins well wrath a Guinea.—The prices at which this accurate elegant Edition of the Holy Scriptures is here offered, are barely adequate to the cost of the paper, at the present iteriod, and consequently bet little more than half the sues at w•Sdi they catild be rendered if p:inted at this time. POOLE'S ANNOTATIONS UPON THE HOLY BIBLE, wherein the Sacred Text is inserted, and various Reack.g. an. flexed, together with the Parallel Scriptures; the more dif ficult terms in each Verse art explained ; ateming centrad.e tions reconciled ; questions and doubts resolved ; and the whole Text °rued...a new Edition, 4 eul. 4to. bo ards, 21. 64.- same as published at 31. ••• As a succinct, plain, and accurate exhibition of the meaning of Scripture, Poole's Attnotattis bans uo equal in the English hnguage. ANTEDBOR'S TRAVELS in GREECE and ASIA, In eluding an Account of Egypt -..sublishod at 11. ts. S Vol.. 911. ATWOOD'S HISTORY of the ISLAND of LSOMINI , CA, its Natural P..wiations, Customs, and Mariners of the Inhabitants, published at he. OeGAVU, 2.1 8d ANECDOTES of EMINENT PERSONS.-comprising also mttiv interesting Literary Fragments, Blographoeal Sketch- Dialogues, Letters, Cbaracters,3tc. in Prose and Vete, just published at ISE Two Volumes 8.0. Ids. JACOB BEHMEN's WORKS complete, published by Law, four large 410. volume', with many curious plates, 21. 196.--wainc as published at 41. 4. COMMON PLACE BOOK to the HOLY BIBLE, he Joist Locke, Esq. and Dr. Dodd; a new Edition, finely printed, 4tn lb.. _ _ CRUTTWELL'S TOUR THROUGH THF. WHOLE ISLAND OF GREAT BRITAIN, divided into Journeys, lo t-ripened with useful Observat.ons, particularly calculated for the use of those who are desirous of trsvell.ng ov. r England and Seutian , !, 6 vols. livo. 11. 16s. b ,ards—snore as published at 91 Ss A kw l! ,, ;,;-% illuatratod by a great variety of Copperplate View•, 6 V.. 1.. 8.0. 21. 1111. . . The British Critic thus concludes an ample and highly re commendatory Criticism on the merits of this Work : This Publication abounds with many curious anecdotes, incidentally introduced in their proper places, which will he very entertaining to the traveller. There is judgment as well at labour exemplified in this compilation, which supersedes thi• use of many smaller works, arid is iu itself a kind of Library of British Travels." CASTLE of the THUILLERIES; or a Narrative of all the ricers which have taken place in that Palace from its c rn insertion to the teth Brumaire, year It, published at its 2 vols. tiro. 7s. CUMBERLAND'S CALVARY; or the Death of Christ, a Poem, in Light Books, quarto, 61... ma as published at 10. 6rl. 1119 sime Work ou a larger Paper, eto. 9s —seine as pub liandd at le:. •„• The above may be considered as a Sequel to the Pere ' diet Begaistel of ALlww. It contains a number et :nautili*, This ray are published, in Three Volumes, pore Twelve Shillin g s sewed, MEMOIRS of M.DE BRINBOC; containing sums Views of English and Foreign So,netv. Printed for TKadell and W. Davies, Strand. cRMCAL RI VIEW THE new PrjipiTetnr --- of " T1:1E CRITICAL RkVIKW is highly tattered by the inaresmed Sale of its two last hionthe , s, for which only he is in env degree re sponsible, and is impatient to aerure the I . IIJIIC, that a more nurnerori. Impression of the tossing ?lumbers shall prevent a recurrence of the rl , saopoititinent of which so many persons have had salon to complain •.• C'o-nmamc.tio n 4►,ft at Itir. Shaman's. V, Puultry, will be ise.arJed Nor. Oat Logittoa, Aor:1 13, 1805. which will afford *acute to thktlao ofjarst-, the Moralist, and the Christian. Toe followhig is the r•••nirk of a s e re eminent Critic Upon this celebrated Porn ,--•• The Calvary Of Me. Cumberland is a Work imbued with th • iv...wise spirit of Milton, and destined therefore., in et pr halite, to iminorta-e lit 7. On this, the latest tail ni Sacred P.. -fry, we propose offering seine metal observation', relatie e to WO; e ea &ler, language, Ye. ; a retimr which, foam the. proteges addiced, will assuredly tempt the ready: to peruse the whale, aunt prO• bably ro place the aserformance among the chuic•wt prothicts of th t Muse."••••Drake's Literary Hours, Second Euition, No. 18, die. DICTIONARY of the WONDERS of ART, comprehend leg the History and Desrrintion of &lithe extroordin cry Works shf Human Industry, and Genius, profuced NI envy Age and Nation, just published at bi 12.n0. with plow, Ss. 4d. DAVY'S SYSTEM of DIVINITY, in a Comm of Sm etana, On the Being, N dose and Aehilsoms of God, Ca rule. limo. 9d —mine as published at 11. Is. MEWS POEMS, sits p. meaner! Eamy on Lyric Potorr, beautifully painted by &t ea, pskiiebad sit 10e. V vols. 12ino. 4s. tW. Dr. DODD'sSERAIfr-NS TO YouNallettf, a new end Rood Edition, with hue Partmd, 2 vols. 12.n0. 84.-01-111 e as published at 71. 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