The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-11-30 00:00:00

' I C ig X - el X, -- - - - -Ps • " "Fr ' - "7!" - --. R 7~ , ~ 1 ' t z b t -- ~ Ix - - •.: -~. .0. •;:•: :•• • • ; tt NUMBER 914.) SA' So, 1805. (Flues sixeigcr.--• THFATRFI-12 t)1 AL. DRIIRY-LANE TATS PItSENET EVENING, Nov. 30, Their billjeSt.eb . &t• inh Will let 9 . !:•Coftlii Opillg AN UNIQUE LIMOS. riro BE SEEN, at the TURK'6.IIj 1 YARD, newly opposite the Pautheon. Oxford , a HORSF., 14 Fiends high, deemed by the F.sciattv to greatest curiosity ever shewn to th- Public, being of a di sex from what it appears.—Adinitiawce, One Shilling. N.R Ladies cannot posaitey be admitted. 4~ ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR TIE Far t MINATION OF TIM S4ALL PDX AQUARTERLY GENERAI. COURT of the GOVERNORS' will be holden at the o.otrail House of the Satiety, 14, Sal6burp.iq.iiire, Fliaet-iiteevt, on W F.ONESDA Y. the 4th M:. at One o'Cloek Th • Chair • .. • will be taken at Two preehiely. CHARLES MURRAY. Tet.retare, 13, nedforit-etrect, Alediota.rm. ••• A Board of Direetors will be holden at Twelve 110 * l.;1 preciily, e.teae.day. THE CABINET. 1 , 600. 0041110. Mr. Briharri emelt Carves°. Mr. We w i, ser; Marais de Grand Chateau, Mr. Mathews; Lerento, Gibteel ; Whhealcuto, Mr. Russell; Vet.•r, Mr. Doe , s Nankin. W.Fither. Doralce, Mew T.d4well ; Con snw, M,l.lll.Stdsions; Leonora, Mrs. Mathews; Bianca, Tors S. iris; Caroms, Mrs Dormer; and Floretta, Signora Statue. To which will be added, the Farce of RON TON. Lord Minikin, Mr. Palmer ; Sir John Trolley, Mr. Dow tam ; Je vrar, Mr De Camp; Dory, Mr Mathews. Lady 11.. km Mot Dormer; Mi. , Troup, Misr Mellon •„ • The Kew Farce of The Vireethercock is deferred en tctrount of the indisposition of Mr Bantti..ter. On Monday, The Comedy of The Provok'd Iltishmtd— L. , dd Toonlv, Mr. EMSIOII ; La ly Tuwaly, Mtn Dungan. The Pablic are ?et pectutly informer% that the Young Tiocciue will make his first appearance this Season, on Monday, her 16. A N , .* Operatic Drama, a New Comedy, and a New Melo- D•airri, stein rehearsal, and will be speedily pordweed. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARD/N. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 30, will los &Sad, a Comedy, called EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kitely, Mr. Cooke; old KIIOWCII, Mr. Murray; Young Ktiowell, Mr. Bo union ; Mister Stephon, Mr. Liston ; Master Mathew, Mr. Soni MOUS j Justice Clement, Mr. Emery; Capt. E.hadol, liar. Fawcett Brrinworoa, Mr. Munden; Drone tidily, Mrs. Glow ; idget, Mrs. St. Leger. Atter which, a New Millar, by Mr. Byrne, called THE WILD ISLANDERS; • Or, THE COURT 1)F PF.K IN. To which will be added, the Fares, of RAISING THE WIND. Prewy DiAler, Mr Lewis. Laut&ia Durable, Ws. Daeenport. Uu Monday, The raged. of The Revenge—Zany, Mr. Reorible 5 Leonora, Mrs. Litchf.elrl. Master Betty is eked at this Theatre—due notice will be (nett of his kit appearance. GERMAN THEATRE, LEICESTER-PLACE. Under the immediate Patro.rage of Her MAJESTY. HIS PRESEN C EVENING, Nov. 30, will T be performed, the Comic Opera of THE THREE SUITORS. Elul of the Opera, a Scotch Pantomime ballet, called PEOGY`. LOVE. After which, • Farce. oiled THE PEDIGREE.. hod to remelorle wiltill. OPTICAL CONINIEMOR ATION of the VICTORIES and DEATH of Idly( d NELSON Places taken, snd Translations of the Plays to be had, at the Theatre, on the Days of Pe.formance. Doors open at Half-past Six, and beg.n precisely at Half-pest Sewn o'Clock. Boxes 4e 3e —Gallery `Ls. I)UTCH SALMON and HERRINGS, W..lch Salmon, Pickled Sturgeon., Carver, Weatpialis Danis, Rein Deer Tongues, Ripe Stilton, Chapaigar„ Psrmas.in, Gruyer„ and Cottenham Cheeacs ; Preitared Anchovies for Sandwiches, Evirnee, Soy, and the richest Sauce. and Pickles; Pickled ant Petted Shrimp., Lamperne, Cad Swords, Dutch Reef, hest Oil., Vinegars, and Mustard ; Pickled and Sutuaked l'"ngues ; Portable Soups; Evience of Spruce; (Thves, Ca pers, Margo-a, Klan, Curry Pcmdm, 114toceAryl.16 Trufltm, and Morelli, --sAt DICKSON's. 170, Stmts.!. and Orders fur Exportation, properl• executed. A4D SPIRITS OF THE FIRST QUALITY. NlEss RS. ANDERTON and WOODD, No. 17, Littla VVindmill-str,et, Gonlen.square, moat rr.pect fully inform dr it Friends and the Public, that they have a large STOCK of 01. D %VINES and SPIRI TS, which th-y import themselves, and ean warrant genuine, at the following prices: Per Ooz. Per D 4 ( Old Port - - - SM. Brenti - - - 445. Silk, ry - - - 41, Vidonia - - - 44.. Luton - - - 495. Trnt Mountain - - -40 s. India Madeira - - 6thi. Caltavella - - . 4'h London ;4nticillar ditto 53s Bacella . - - 43.. Claret, drat 6rowth -711 a. per Gallon. per Galion. Cognise Brandy . •20 I Holland" - - - 17 Laid Ruin . - - 16 /Wham Brand, - - 18 Shrub - . - - 14 Cherry ditto - - 1$ N. 14 To ; revent treeble, no credit is given, but any •rt, eles not apprised will be taken back. GOLDICUTT, of Nn. et, King -street, Co. J. yen -garden, has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gen try, and PODIT, that, fruit the very gre.t success which he has met w th, in the sale of his FAMILY CRATES of EAR I'll EN WARE, he ha: ermtiderahly iitcreaaal hit assuittnent, and they now cousist of the following kinds : Per Crate, package included. Queen's Ware - - 2. 13 6 best ditto . . - 4 4 0 illuii edged Were - - 5 IS 0 Green-rdgatl ditto - - 6 Iti 6 Brown Litte, or Wedgwuod Ware - 6 6 0 Beet dam, ditto 7 7 ii - Red, or Pink Line ditto, ditto - 7 17 6 9 9 0 Rl i a printed Ware. a various patterns 10 10 0 and qualities 1 , 1 It 0 14 14 0 Fine Ware, with enamelled borders of va rion• ~atterrs _ - 16 16 0 Printed Particulars to be had at the Warehouse. TA DI KS are respeetfully informed, the WIN TER TRAM.: has commenced, at the Pantheon Family Linen Warehouse, No. 78, oxford-street. FIARVEY has jest purchased 2000 Counterpanes, a great bargain ; as II packs of Stank -Ls, at least 20 per cent. under the reghlar price.—A reit number of new Prints for the season • Cliviibrays, f.sistres, kc.—Table Linen, of eve , aize....200 more of the curlew. Furniture, e4l.wirle, at 24. and 24. 6d. wo. th 54 —SO India Molls, at ;I. Is. for it A va... tunv new things in Musl-ns, for Draws —Stir boxes of Cht ,, he's and ()les famous Irish Cloths, 7-Bth and yardawi.le Several Roses of French Cambria, at d)s. 88s owl 11. 2s. a I piece.—Seorch Cambric., 112 s. 14s. los 18s. and 21,..—Care hr.c yardsand half wide, at 20d. 2s. and is. 6d. 'rely Invionc—Great variety of Sheeting, Particularly chain Mock Podia Sheering, nearly equal to Russia, at About half the Prloe.--- , 2110 tat the new VA4lgOila SilaW:4 ; and a va.t many naie Fe:hionable Attich.s for the winter, to be, sold very cheap. 1 AI - A..411 , 2n itargaion.—.Calicoasat 441..—Mu1l Mulles at H a itkerehiers, at 6d—Coed yard-wide Pints, at It.--Virnities, at Is —Fine Rook Handfterchrefs, at In short, such a groupo of Cheap art Iles as are not to be met with at any other shop in England ! ! ! MUSICAL INS IItLYMENTS. QCLETTAR and Co. Grand and Square Piano ~'J Forte .iidantureva, Oxfor‘sweve„ with r.atitUde for the t rberal patronaee they ha's terms...if from the lalic„ he: lease to actpia.nt the Nubility, Gentry, and Mu sieal World, that abey Lava fur Sale, a large Asso.tment or Instruments, nn thelivwcal and newt aPplnv ,,, and On Very reellenable TWITS v—S.nall 1 . 1•00 Foltea t w t't a tion - il Keys, usually aAd at SO guineas, tor 25 guinea.; some as low at 20 guineas; aa'l seentid•hand oyes from 15 in 111 guineas: those without the additional key at lower porn. Grand upright Piano Forte!, 7U guineas, and horizontal grand, 50 to GO guineas S. and Co. having a large Assortment of Instruments of the strove description constantly by them, ret.lectfully ..ffer them to the notice of the "frade in eNtetal.—All Instruments sold at their Manulactisry exchanged, if not approved in three months. FASHIONABLE MUSICAL INS IItUVIEN r, That may be played even by thcon n. i 144,1114 a kn0..1 , 1,1ge .luste. • \A T BAINBRIDGE, the Patentee of the FLA . GEOI.I.IT, resnoved fror.i Little %mess to No. lboin-hilt, near Fetterdane, net :•is thanks thoi,e Ladies and Gentlemen who have recoirsmeal- • his im provements on that lint/einem From the great demand i'or this fashionable sweet-tutted Instrument, individuals, ev.,r ua the alert to reap from ether': labour, have taken a very on. fau• advantage, by imposing on the pualic ( those railing in the conetry), a spurious sort of Flageolet, 4/ !Orb they, unjustly, call Rile it; and. as several per.eins have those sent for hir Patent Flageolet, it is hoped Cif. ...II at as a action; fir they are doff:rein in tune, sneering, ease, and dotal:atty. Hit Patent Flageolet has a metallic tube, be which any one may instantly produce a sweet ton; without exertiam. The said tube carries away the moisture, ' , tat the insti omens. will not get out of order. By placing two keys at the bottom of the instrument, and the apertures being of different sees, tho Angerma is regular, like the Gerona', Flute all iditers goore eras-fingering it reittal , es no pinching, Of half coy •rio.g, for the upper noises Mr. Bain`vidge respediolly invites thom out knee asg music, to examine his New :Parented Book of In strudien, which he gives with the Instruments they will in stantly perceive, that they may play th u s. tunes, and, at the SALIM one, are by twee/ lea.iiing the notes. Encoaragement in music t, the greatest iislaceinent to p••rseverance. Some hundreds can prose the above. This instrument, with the book. is sent u, sat pats or Inc counter, end truhr have hui hams sad &Wren on them; and, as he liniehea that himself, he will warrant them perfect. Mr. W played pronenial obr,e, Mite, and flageolet, at Astley's Theatre and Sadler's %**elis, fur hue yews. CHEAP AND WHOLESOME SUBSTITUTES FOR FOREIGN WINE. WWILTON, No. 40, Dean-street, Soho, mist • fwmpectfully informs h a Frieruls and the Public, that ha has smatitukaore , l a large quantity of Wine, butit from faille* PA English Fruits; and hating spared neither label', or ewpwarash, to bring them to perfection, call Cellfiklllllll.l, lll anneal *inn at good rubstestit., far Foreign. .it'tices, kr 1/9a4 Money, a 1.. I pee Was:4 of 13 ISattles, as under: . Mountain Calaitella laherry Orange Ditto Elder Raenherey god Curtant Twelve Bottle L. a. sl. Riffled Porter Brown Stoet. 0 8 0 Murton Ale 0 1 0 Red Welsh Orange Syrup br Para:h. yam,. Lemon Dino, Orden, by post, carefully au pence, to any part of tile town. pet Dollen. L. s. d Dn IJinburgh 0 12 0 Home Mewed Ale 0 9 0 Squash Perry 0 15 0 I, ire in Elides, at Is. 9.1. at is 3d. each. ended to, and sent, free of ex- STEEL'S LAVENDER and HONEY WA. TERS —The Nobility and G^ntry are respetfully formed, these cerebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at 2s. firt. and 4e. G.I. per Bottle, as usual, of the most app oved Quali ties, at Steel a,:d Meyer's, Lavender Water Merchants to Het Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 15, Catherine street, Strand. Frem the great demands marls by Merchants, Captains of Ships, and others, for those articles to export, they are informed they may be suoplied from their extensive stock, with from one to l(10 Grocz at Two Days' notice, aid thit the lowest Pace, by theriroce only, is 28s. per Dozen ; the Lavender. 280 ; the Honey Water, 58s T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is sold as usual at 2s. the Box, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the excellence of which is too will known to needs rept:titian. Familiesieviding in the Country, may have any ytt.htity of I.iw•nder sent them, by remitting a Note or order for Payment rr Town. COW PDX. \NT/IEIIIER Public Credulity has been hurried into a &Luger..is error, by ingr.ifting the Disease of a T3sast into the Hion.in Frame, is a queltom wow VlArtitly agi tited by Medical Disputants. Numerotri and deplorable rase., sobsequeiit to its Inoculation, have been brought to Flit'. street such as diseased eyes, ulcerated arins,with terrienc!es to mortißeation, an inveterate and intolerab'e kn d of itch, lAN* acrid post tiles, and tumours of a scroftaleus nature. Fur these evils, Mercury ii intrudoccd into the s)sient—the vryDrst of all medical easily, been's,. it is introduced under false preteoces It is now well and generally known, taut the VEGE FABLE SYRUP of DF. VELNOS is t h e only M-di.-ine which ar. saltily am' safely eradicates the scrofulous vile., by whatever Cant. it Mr be excited and produced; and which, instead of sllsilitating and injunne, always improves the coostitutors 8.4 general health. Mr SW AMMON may be consulted daily, fmm Ten till Two, at No VI, Frith-street, Soho; icicle the Medicine is prepared awl sold at 1 it. pe.r Bottle f i ZARAN ECKFOItD, aged shirt.'-five years.— Li When first this cage ~t Scroie a made its appearaiee, it was in the absorbent gl ind. of the neck, which became caber thickened, and then advanced to a he'd tomes,; cot applied to a medical gentleman, who brought it to suppuration q he then 'opened it, and the neck became ulcerated Coos the ear to ti,e shauldc-; tumours eon termer' in the salivary gland , : under the chin, in the larotiol, by the side of the ear, and the absor bent glands on the ether side. She was admitted en oat patieot of St. lia.tholoniewa Hospital f.rr eight mmiths, with out leceiving any relief. At this time, by the advice of Mary Ewlaile, who had eels:re:seed relief at the Dispensary, Soho square, she begun !Aloe the Chops, end eruitinucd then, for the spell of a twelverneath, when the ulcers healed. aail she became perfectly well. IS tRAH ECKFU SD. Cr 01111.1.:‘ lid, Fleet-street. 11.:.:a:efut to ask fur SPILSRURY‘i PATENT A NTI-SCOR AU I IC DROPS, having the Sr By the King's Patent," txprimad, at length, en the bottle, bill of &wenn ig, and thits4de wrapper ' • the even ale, the Line , dute, i s printed IN black ink Ingtesd of red. Ruitles, ;irks 641. ;om. sod W.*. duty Wended —Dispeolary, Nu. la, breb•sigagare. A PARODY. Air—e" The Request." 'VELE, me, babbling Barber, why, 1 When you share, I look o wry W ainn I of yo,ir blunt blade complain, You delight to mock my pain. Rohl intruder every day, B.sy Barber, hence away; Me, and my beard. I pray you leave, Lome not near me, whilst I %hare. But, aholi'd you slam with Packwood's charms, I'd then be free tram all alarms ; 11 call the' trom thy shnp's retreat, The jnyfel sharing to repeat. Repeat, repeat, the PACKWOOD's• STROP, Let it, and Paste, 611 up thy slap ; No more, then, at thy skill I'd rail, But thy orange rin; from vale to vale. • Packwood, 16, to the whole World, No. GRAND LOTTERY, begins DRAWING, February 9, 1006. SCHEME. S of L. 20,000 are L. 60,000 S .... 10,000 S 3 8 20 50 180 5, 000 First-draws licBe B 111 .......'.. ......--... 25,c (,0 Tickets L 250,000 Part of the above Capitals. Fittat.tfraw A Ticket Ist Day, L 10,000 I►dto 4th Day, .... 20,000 Ditto Ditto Ditto 10th Day, .... 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES ate selling at every Licensed Lorry (Mice PRESENT TRIOE. Ticket Half L 1 19 0 1 Eighth Quarter •.• An early purchase is advi ed, as the First 5,000 Tickets will be entitled to tYI. each. besides their chaiwe of the Ca ption. PREPARED CHARCOAL. ir A RDNER and t7O. finding it necessary from 1 the socry Imo( demand for their CHARCOAL DENTI -I,KICE, to appoint Agents in different part. of the Country, ret , lo tinily request the NnbOity arid P..blic will Ise particular in observirig, that every Box sold by tile'. appointment will be signed l• E hound Lard•ser," none other i. prepared by them. Solil,wholasale and retaitovith " Printed Otwervatimis upon the inter,. old Prooeittes of Chsicnal," by the Proprietors, at their ho ..e, Na 46, Pucadtlli. in bade* of cne guinea each, and boxesof 11. such, or 12 for one guinea ; and retail, in boxes (holy, 4ay Newberr, Cornet of St. Paul's Church-yard; Messrs Wa en and Co. No 41, Cheapside; Mr. Viper, 111.4 d-street, Bath; Mr Ihni..hison, Mr Wilkes, and Min Gregory, Bothnia.; Mr. Fitch, Ipswich ; Mr. Blakoncs, IVicrisor ; Mr lil.ko, Maidstone; Mr. Robinson, Truibr.dge Wells; Mt Burgess, Ramsgate; Mrs. Rackstrow, Oxford; Mr. Share, Reading ; Mt. Kol a Cheltcnhsm; and Mcssn. Gilt and Smith, Deg. Eli-apard-r, Nur. 22, 105. A PROPOS L AT once calculated to encourage the Fine Arts in this Ciimitry, and celebrate the greatest Evert that etcr aflorrird its History, THE BATTLE OF TRAFILGAR, AND THE DEATH OF LORI) VISCOUN V NELSON. Mews. Boydell and Co. off.n. FIVE HUNDRED GUI NEAS to may Walsh Artist who shall paint the tem Pi, ure on that sublei : Worn which a Print be engraved the first styie of exceilencv ; the size and in the mantic' rd the Death of General Wolfe, at prompt their Property; and the Or.ginal Picture will afterwards be presented to the Admiralty, nr sonte such appropriate Public Body. That all partiality may be removtd from them, concerning the merits of the Pietism., they mean with respelful deference, or ' , Area such of the Directors and Visitors of " Ihe British lastitut.on fir promoting the Fine Arts in the United Kingdom,`• as ern al low themselves to be referred to , to determine the exce fence of the Performaoers of the different: Amiss.. _ ..... Respecting the Engraving. ex.yrience has taught them not to employ Artists, sso, tO Itso ditapiroluitnvnt of the Public, and sliest great private detrt...ent, have ds- l avett the Publication of Prints oil pimular Subjects. The Admirers of the Fine Nits may therefore depend stfasn every kind of di match, com patible with excellence, in the publication of this proposed Print. CONDITIONS. The Price of the Ps ints, 21.25. each. The Puce of the Pro..fv, 51. as. each. Half to be paid at the time of subscribing, and the re minder on delivery of the Print. - - The Impressions will be scrupulously &livered, in the order for which they are .iiberr.bed. Siihscriptions received by Merits. Boyden and Co. and G. ♦nd W. Nicol, 3a, Pdl VI FAMILY LINEN NV AK Eli 'USE. and J. PATRICK respeCtfully inform the No • 1 1, • bitty, Gentry, and Piblic, that they have just received teveral bones of IRSIH and SCOTCH HOLLANDS, of the summertileacb, which, for cilium and quality, CA , . not be suf. passed—.Fite fourth and 6-4th Irish, Scotch, and Hank. Hot. land Shorting; Russia, Lancashire, and hossomtade Linen, for servants` ditto; India Calico ditto, Its. the pair; ell wide ' stout ditto, at 111..—.. Diaper Table.linen and Napkins (a few large sizes, rather soiled, to be sal a bargaint, Huccaback and Diaper, for Towels and Servants' Table Cloths—. Corded and Furniture Dimities, with a variety of Furniture Pints, much under the reular prices--. Stout Cotton Coonter;:aries, from 9s. to 164.; large se?erfine ditto, from 16s. to t:St. a few of the best arid largest made from two to three guineas each —. Whitey arid Limbs-wool Blankets, of all sizes, some large sizes, of very superior quality... Scotch Cambric. from 14s. the piece, containing nine handkerchiefs; French ditto, from Ssa to Stls. ; a few pieces, with border. of a curious crudity —lndia Jecconots and Naticiooks, fir Gerillemens'Cravars--Yard and half wide Ceathrie Muslim, at 2.. ; supeAlie ditto, at Se, a yard —Good White Cadre., at 9.1. ,• superfine ditto, lid.— Calico Stinting at lid ...Stout printed Cottons, front Ss. 6d to 91. the gown ; ell wide town printed ditto, at 104 —Great variety of unit %lion India and Vigorra Shawls.—A, twee assort merit of real Welch Flannels, Ter. cheap .—Family Mourning, with various other articles, whieh J. "awl J. P. recommend to 1 the attention of the.: Ladies who ate is want of the above, fe-lung confident that, on inspe.lion, the priecs will ne found such as to insure the future favours of these who oche honour them with their commands; it being thcir wish to conduct business on the moat equitable term., the lowest price I , affirred to every article, from which no abatement can potently is. marl*, at tlte Aschee, corner of aihry-la-banawstrests lacing . Air-street, Pi sidnity. This Day is oublishitil, with Seven Etching+, in •sitiall Bvs. Price Is. or on large pacie , , lgs. in '..ianit, DRUNKEN ilAßN.‘Brii YOUIL; JOUR. • NETS to the NORTH of ENGLAND, in Lion aoll, Eiialish Metre.-.A Mew Edifies, helot the Sis'h • . , , This iv a re,iubi+eation of a work originally prioti.4 e•rly hl "i the 17th centorv.—l/ronkeit 111 r 'ie.) , is a clever, huin'amue, 1 , jolly fellow; who, like Falstaff, cicontentls his egareineue hy his art, and adds the poignancy of elssecal *lino in to his orgi• ia t .trokes of h.insour His week Assesses the na-ticalat 1 regard of the scholar end the bon • halt; Printed for J. riantog, 96, St. .1. ins's.aereet ; Intl L Mot , Tar, Fleet .tivr _ Just Oit•lo • .av Pros N .J. boards, ikSingular and Or 'coal POE%I, entitled, FA TAL Cl7l l tIf7JNTlf ; or, 141.15 rt3IU of Sit a ir TPA : a Fuego, in Tivee Bows • Hy JOSLYN fIOITNDF ff. " Übi man fornee whet is aiways foreseen b. bin Cllntnr, he woui.l suffdr by anticlinaiws, as well as trr r 041 4, Him, and tor that hai•py ignotan , :e to whkh ,s at pr sect . muds indebted, ea some have foolishly and liaeoataid,at-lg dose for a knowledge which is but anuther name fur mien Cow, gr. Printed for Longman, Horn, Rees, and Orme, P••••ris MOP and Hu d, ; am! 14 , 11er, Albeilichia street ; awl to be had of all tither dooksetten. This Day is prsc.. sin boirds; 44. Hal( bound anal Iflt •rl.-Aved ; A stew end Ed.t.o., ••.1 aviorzd btinual and Compendium aft-acme or tie Kindae 50.101 in.! Cardamon Pleas, entities!. Ak TTOItNEY's PItACTICE EPITOMIZED; or, the METHOD, TIMES, and EXPkNICI , -, of PRO(7REDINGS in the COURTS of IClsafra ttE•ft:ff and COMMON PLEAS, from the Co amen a rent of a 3.id, to the Trial, final Jukinent, and Exec advantar,inly , placed °pito:iris 'columns, as to -hew .it ..i• View, t. Agreement ne. Difference in the Pra.-tee of ti _e said Cowie. A new Ed , tien, corrected and etc.irge wan P , ocreading. oil Bail Bonds, haw to obtain fi dishier. ni of Ocoats seised iaa r. Sneriff, and found on an loisiadion on aitiewre ; of suing A. 1,1 4111f4.3(1ing in Parma PiV;IHN f'Paceelt.ints Sp-ei AI o•4linal in K.O ••ic and Ur.ginal Q Ci into o Fright in Common Pleas; (ageism, with froteedi.igs un Writs of Er-or. London : PriatNl. fur Brooke and Clarke, Bcll.Tani, Tema ple.bar ; and R pfirner, hay 1:rn.,140,,:q. This Day is reolstialsed, in 4 toe V oi•oo.:, grated by Twenty Etchings, by the . Author, AA a Map. rice 11. t Is 6d. is ismols, DESC I PTIOV of LAT/LN ; or, LA, COSIPAGN Tll ROAA. Thi. Deicriptim, to give an idea of the Cities, Towns, a:id Villages in the neighbouthond of Rome; at tilfl Plinthms, S.!ulptores, and veitv_tr- of Anrieuitv, w , i_cla the.. contain, as well as of the luauresque Scenery w.. , ch sot moods them. 1.• Om various aecouOts of Italy hn:•erto puhlished I.; this Coontry, Issue to ntinii has been made nt this i ter-ving pert of the Pop-•• States, almoner. 4 abou-.1 t 00 elis high's de si mg the rodota.s of the .oilielatiensid Traveler. TICa W -rk Is mtendod to *anglify the defici:• , der, and Os eve air ecitaasned . t•.• Coloni4 ••stabhshrtsents of the Anti-nts in Latium. Print to :or Longs in, ffar.'t 7-e., a tee Nn 9. Pa ternalt«. ',Av. Of whom may r ha!, Ludy potil'L bed,. The TOPOGRAPHY of TRUY, and its. VICINITY. and exptained be Drawing. and Dmosiptiene , Do heated, by permits.ino, to her (irate the Thic , iems of Di. volishire By WILLIAM DELL, F.sq. of at Colley% M.k. F.A S and late Fdlow E I•se ^ na• bridge, in F -rice Teo Gin•,, A %EN CY ..a..01.4..r.ra:‘, Ti he completel lis Twelve Monet, On Saturday, F •larnary the '-r. i.d Ise published in CV:artn, pric; Niue Sea Mop, PART'. of ANEW and CO VI Pl - .NI)L0.118 DIC TIONA HY. of ART. and SCILNC. S. to be nonoleved within th' year, by the publication ni ono part on t e Son d v of every subsequent itseintn, the wink making t we lve parts. ~r two large a.id ,legant (mart° volumes, - With one hundred co,a. per-plates, by Mr. Heath aid Mr. Porter. By fit GREGORY, It. D. Doctor in Piiilosoptiy and the Arts, and I honorary Member of the Imperial University of Willa: M-aiher of the MA3. chaster and Newcastle Literary and lair. ee.,ohical Sacieties; Honorary Member of the Board of .Agi...cuair,e; Alithor Es4vs Historical and Mural, the toe iomv of Nature, Se, A DICTIONARY of ARTS arid SCIENCES. i. dims& form, sufficiently copious.witheitt being praix, SMACtIrAie but not diffuse, divested of all superfluous matter, conveys...us rather than copying what has 'Wills done by others, and rotiiihit. ing a near hut concise view of the present stole of the var.ous brioches of human knowledge, bas long been a meat desirable object to the Enelish leader. A Dictionary is properly a wnrk of reference, and not of detail ; and those, who Arlon to become adepts in any one art er science, will scarcely study it from an Encyclopedia es.. elusively. That a complete view of the arts and sciences any, how env, be exhibited en a smaller scale than is usual, at tempted, will be obvious, if we consider that the C . .rlopedie of Chambers WAS orrnally compris d in two volurn.rs large and open printing ; that the tir.t ale an of the Focyclo. patio Britaunica extended no., three thin rot sew. 1.• 1110 ; and that many excellent Wtrtita, of a eirntlar kind, and not a a greater extent, have been published ui farai6n evatiotriso. Tim tetrenchment Isis.. of many auperflioadaand itAlarticido, which have ia•terly found their wee into 6011416 r.f the scription, will evidently cause a ionssderable reducto. is point of sire, without, in reality, intpai , iirig lite Mumble value, •• d general utility of the work Should, therefore, the execution not disappoint the Fops and ex, el a tion. of those vibe have projecrel the N-w 'Ar mour, of Arts and Sri. Ives, the following ar the num. liars advantages which, they trost, they may, with reason and ,uo de-ty, promise to it. norchasers: First—lt will exhibit a compendium of all human knowl ilge s the more luasiows, because cleared air all ethane in malt r tattier practical than speculative; and in which particular at. trotters will be paid to the most uselid branches. Second-•AIt will he of a convenis lit and CUll:;,.ratively porta ble sir!, calcala:ed to lie on the talde of every studious per. ton, at a ho..k •d•cunetant reference. Third-vilt will be printed so as to correspond with the quarter edittons o Dr. lihnmres Dictionary ; and the pi:see...ors of both work; will has, in four quarto volu,nee, and at a in. viceate expence, all the literary aid which the English rtiolzr.t or reader can possibly require. The work will be .settly printed in a new anti elegant bee. vier type, cast expriway (or this purpose, est sopertilie 'el wove paper. 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