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v . , _ - -r-- • /. 1~ ervillr . to i p . r 1 ) 44 r t .t. . ln_ (;. 4re tak. ... NUMBER 906.) ..y ~ . ... :UltSD.' 18 )6 • , : P2ICE s•$PKrPs, This Day ans piNialted, Wapner printed in Quarto, price ISt in A 'I I HE COLLEGE of FORT WILLIAM. in A HEW: L containing the Official Papers and the Lite. rsire P^.re-dint. of th, daring its hist Fnur Years. 'lv winch are ad.:ed, Remarks on its primary E.tanlishment. Printed for 'r C..d u and VV. Davies, Strand. Thi. Day is pd .1i hod, i oie Vo . eme, Fools a;,O rim 4. 5d in boardo, L'IATAL CURIOSITY ; rer, The VISION of SILVLSTE I I: a Pr-.na. 11. Tnree Wasks. Be JOSEPH BOUNDEN. Primed for I,o.,enian, Hurst, keel, an 1 Omer, Piterrgrea. rot.; Verso 4 aim! Hood, Pou.try ; and W. Mdter, Aliamarlo, Stre.t. OP whole may he ha 4, 1. The FAMILIAR. POEMS of RORER!' LLOYD, A. 14: A Net. Erfloon, foolscap P.... 6s. boards 2 MAURICE the RUiTIC, am! other Poems. By Hear, Sinatinersett, foolscap 11/o. U. boats. THEATRE-ROYAL. DRI/RY-L.4NE r HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. °t, •flierr I Mairstie: Servants will revive the C.insic O v er* of THE HAUNTED TOWER. Baron of Oakland. Mr. Dowtoo ; Bums De enure!, Mr Holland; Lord William , Mr. Brahain ; Edward, Mr. 8111. ; Lewis, Mr Meheme t Relied, Mr Digutim. Lady Fli w ir Do Convey, Mrs. Mitunai•i ; Adele, Signora Shirice ; Mra. N'Ellhows; Maud, Mrs. Madel.icks. In Art 111 will be intouloreil the favouree Ballad of "From Shades of Ni g ht" (comprissd by the late S. by Mr —.And a New Bravura (composed by Mr. Woelfel), by Mr s . Mountain. To which wit! he (4th time) a New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The. Music composed by M P. King The Characters by Mr. Bannister. Mr. Cherry, Mr. Ma ihews, Miss De Camp, Mrs Scott, &c In Act II Two New Atti., by Miss De Cainp. + 0 rameow, The Country Girl, with 'The Weathercock. Oil Saturday. A Comic Opera. On Monday, The Wonder, with Tarpsirliore% Return. Time !whim ens sespemf oily infosnit.id, that the Young It o sgius will make 11:11 tint appearance this aileron, iii the count ; ei the ensuing week. . New Operatic Drama, a New Comedy, and a New Melo- Dta:na, arena rehausal, and will be speedily pr.iduced. races fir the Ilexes to be taken of Mr. Feelirouk, at the B)s.trSce, in Little Russell-street irig. Pit. Sa. 61. Caner, 2%. Upper Gallery, SEVENTH TIME. _ THEATRE4OYAI...CC/ViiiT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 21, will De atled, Ntnv Comedy, in acts, tolled THE DELINQUENT; Or,SCEING COMPANY. The Characters brMr. K:-note, Mr. Brunton, Mr Nfrpiden, Mr F....ern, Mr. Lewtr, Mr. F. nerr, I.i•vm. Mr, G.bb., Mr. 11. Jahngtso, and Mn , I).1, !In —Tire Prolugire by Mr. Ept:ope be Mr. I t..1..br0.t0n. . . . . . Afte , which, Itt time, a New HaHer, by 'Vlr Byrne, eallel (HE WILL) (SLANDERS; or, VIE Ci iIIBT UP PEKIN. With NOW Set 4 WS, Deems, and DeeAr.tinirt—And a New Overture be Mr. Ruive.l lu the enema the Piece will be introduced, the favourite Mirror Scone, a. peiforwsed at Vienna. T^ vohkh r.ill It? 4 444, t h e Fare. of THE PRTSONER AT LARGE. Father L . - ink, Mi. Wathly ; Old Onw.er, Mr. Mureten ; Jack Co''.•i.. Mr Farley ; Mort., Mr. Fawcett. Adelaide. Mrs. St Lever; Mary, Mts. Gtboa. Tr.-morrow, Ynt Delemeirat, with Recaneino Mildin, the Y. Lady who lta. performed with rx tree-beery apoiausesu tee 'Diemen of Dahlia. Live,oool, &c wl , l Hake :•rr tiny apipearatere in l/witinii, At thi. Titratre, on Satn:.:ay no, in tee character of The Country Girl. lha %Jostle.. The Ditlieluent, with Peel and Virginia. Plocre thr Mous tube taken of Mr. Hamden, at tlia Roe- OtEre, H.restreet._ jfoftCa, 31. 6d +Gallery, 2s.—Upper GA te*Y. 16. 11RIGHTON tieing justly considered by th e Lit Va,uns is the pure 4 a,r, and re nt healthy place in En.jand., particularly for ehikiren—a. a ova, lwatdretts may Is- seen, every day, ho, ins i .rovi"g an.l strength, under varsoas comisLornv-.4as induced the Prvrietor of a k1101h•sw bed-moor tookrargde tke Rey orti, Rent vire/ to the Wt.sne, and te.narrul hifl., to take the CHAROF of a strain ttamber of CIIILDREN, at any at• mut two veer. Mast respeetsN:e rr.feremses will ye pee.etw ...mat Medical Pier, as well as to Parents of Child , sl.l s.bu have been under theit CATO. F.., Partienbrsersosi.e of Mrs. Bernand, No 6, New Bond /heti, Lu4lou THE DEATH OF LORD NEI SON 1 __..... IHE DEATH of LORD VISCOUNT NEL sum, DUKE of 11110MTF.. Sr. being severely felt by envoy deserr,:tinn of men in as United Kingdom, Mr. wt sr mod Mr. 11 , ATII wishing to Ilse ;heir endeavours to I ere 'meets so great an event in the Nar.il Annals of our Country, p:rcenie to publish a PRINT of the Dk.Alffl a that (:AI.- I.ANT ADMIRAL, who gloriourly fell in the nose cf hi. ...Poetry, at the moment of a emu important a.iil tit.exampled --Sory eistain.., over the enemy's Condoned Fl C ape Tte- Aigar. Mr Heath. Historical Engraver to Ili. Istairey. die in. omits engraving a Print from the Picture now Itv It. ting by Beh jamin Wee, Eaq President of the Royal Aewleai , , the author of that celebrated Picture , "Thr Death of Genital Wolfe,' eagrayet by WoriPett, us-sb, s this Pont is intembrl as an ap. propliate companion. This Print sill be !rought forward with t'it united exertions of the artists, as early as pow , hle, to merry the (edict'. of a grateful people, for Se great a victroy, roiled si they rive with sensations of the deepest regret tor in gnat a loos. Prue t., Nio.es ; Proof., Four Guineaq Subscriptiosis , twisecl by Mr West, No 14, Nswroso..trect, o . 4l l ure4street; Ned Mr. Neon, No. 15, Russell-platy. itsroy eisare. SUPERIOR WINES. PENCF.II and PERKINS, No. 113, Newgate- L 7 rtreet, Importers of Wine for upwards of Forty Years, Sixteen of which they hare adopted that adrnirab , e moil t of nelanrating it an large Vat. u(9 and4ooo Galleon contents, as is prtctistsi la/ Gerrnart• and other plaees inroad ; by which their WM*, are on improve., m Flavour, and their Cordial Qualities .etained, that they are not only a delicioas Liquor to the Pa -140, het grateful to the Stomachs of Pittman, Habits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Pert, Madeira, Ri.cella, fee. is of Fifteen Thousand Pounds valet, by which they We enabled to keep Wius to great ars, both in Cask and Rottle.—.Ther al.o keep a large Stuck of Cog nae Brand. Pure and jAlitollea Ran, rtd Eat %dm (Y:anee sh ru b, th e oldest in London, treated in the ens manner in Vats, which, with then , Winos, they cell on the most mo,lerare terms, for reidy money.—Not lem than i Omen lent to any part of the lowa tree of Expense. WARR EN**CONCEN rR ATKD LAVENDER-MEC:AR XESSRS.' WARREN an d CO. h av i ng received A frequent complaint. of Aromatic Vinegar in g' oral, here ievented, and brought to the highest degree of fection, the above article The smell of Lavender is universally allowed to be the lerk.l tremble and refreshing of all flower.; the I.AVEN• nER-VINEIIAR is therefore strongly recommended to the P not only as the most agreeable pas tome to peourns in heaels, nut alike, as wonderfully refreshing to thole labouring ..:4-r sickness of any kind, and particularly where the disease h of that astute, 34 not to adniit of the window: being kept for any leurtli of tirae ; as it lost ouly purifies, corn. the air of the Chamber, hut diffuses a delightful and reviving perfume through the whole of the apartment.--. • elomate can alter the CONCENTRATED LAVEN. 13 ER-VINED.% it, it t: particularly recomniemic.l to all persons ''oe.iling to Foreign parer, as the best preyed true of infix ; and to &lerchavis and Captains of Ships, as a teklul and lreneficial article of trade. 5..14 Wholesale and Retail, only by the Proprietors, Mewrs. rlrfr l3 end Co. P .rfu films at their no g .nal Warehouse, the l'ttlett n oi wrote Wood -street, Chea l oi ; where arren't cedebrateri Milk 9f R. 1404 is made and sold as usual. *.ht every other vtiele Fugliil4 and Foreign Perfumery, of f irlirrat N. $. re prevent counterfeits, every bottle of the Concen ._ _ 44 4 L will aventfer.Vinega will be signed, red ink, by the riViveeorv, W. and A. VICtUALLIN(«OFFIOE, Nur 7, 11155. ,FHE .COMMISSIt)MERS for Vara,/liar Hit 116,i e no N ur , .1,, htreiro giaa , M.', or I I).a, , the . 21. t !moons, at Elora o'(' ork perigee, ia fbe F'nrnnp•a, ghee yin hr real., to Sri, to the hig.'iest ILrIJn , of !1. ilnrnrx'g •litaluoo Preatoics, ,t I)eptfo.d, sewtry Lor. , !1 . the lasksatag arol l'i , goat;ing Storrs, in. : Wend, Rresd Rikehouse Sweepings, Flour, F 10..., Sweepi R. , Raisins, Sweepings, Pease, Parse Screen ings, o.dineal, thwiral Sweepoi;*, Sings and Rags, Reef, r,a l / 4 , Suet, forielliK, em n y Tie cos And fri•lt Barrels, Old White Rope and Tarred Rope, Rioter, Gri-ase, Slu.h and Scriping4, C!reese, 011, il.rties, and Snit; New Weird, Ilnablet, and Sidi End. • W,11". Pily , Bandy Niece, Foreign Porn:heat, liorre.weri, Wired, Irish 1141f•Punch.mit and Ti.-ere Stares; Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, Runt Puncheon, and Wine flog tieol and Vireira !leads; Tight mid U,, Held ; Wine Pipe and hi. swig Piec,m ; Keys of sarinus ile,erip tiintr, tweak,' and Mug , and broken Staves for Firewood; lying in :11ofeit0 rsterragosg Premises at Deo/init. A Depoosit of Ed. pe r (`ear. is to he wade sport tar •Kiwiat rarh law, at the time of ; and it the rcaresiarier of the /tow. be rust pail, read the Particulars &skew area rathia Tatra, torAtirez Datja atteravands, ter groat we be Prefcreed, nod die t,oods reinoim floc Probe ply 01 that - roam The other Cotula.h. Maw he seen, eel Priosted eabtlogriri way at had al lug S Tr-Tiara's Ulfiae. '``HE reel LIKENESS of VISCOUNT MIL / SON, DUKE or BRONTF., *e and PRINTS of an hti VICTURiES, Ste, to be S .14 at Andrews'. Print Miff; house, No. 7, Charine-Cross ; who is now publishing Plate, of the Action nt Majesty's Om. Centurean, 50 11114, i.nel Admiral Limns, in the Moengo, $4 VIII., and two Fiiga iu Via:appals. Roads; and those ..f fits Majesty's ski' s, Allow and Acheron, having under convoy a valualge aces of ...suns ham Malta, ko. Jrc. and two Irrown Frigates, of 4$ goo. ••• Orders for t alienation on the AIWA reeweelde Teton. eIIEAFSIDE, Nt.v. 15, 1885 a i r ESS RS. BOYDELL and C o . res p e a fully 1;1 ae q uarnt the Purnic, that in atintet a 11.11 th thee will rvitt.isvi a PORTRAIT of the late LORD VISCOUNT NELSON, DUKE of !MONTE. .&c. engrated by Mr. ktrloin, after a Ptlute, lately painted by Sit Wm Newby, It A. Sullin g in g to the Corporation of the City of London, to whom it was resented by the late Alderman Bu dell. Im preoior 64. and (hoofs, atte guinea each. N. B Thine Gentiemen who intend Cowering the Pub !Ohs,' with ti.e - • patninar, WS requested to send their names, which well ensure to them the first impressions. P.tTRII ale FEND. T.LOYD's, 19th Nneestilier, 11105. A T 2 GENERAL MEETING of the COM- L .- 2. MITTEU, held This Day, , THOMSON IicCAR, Esq. in the Chair. Remised, That a General Meeting of the Committee, to which ewers 'Member be eves:salsa , ssurantoeted, be smiled ho TIN-SDAY, the 3.1 day of Dor:ember nest, at ['web., o'Clock, precisely, to testify tile high aes , le the Corn • re entertain of the signal Services of the Admirais, Captains, a.til f.flficers, olio corn- Maigl.4 HIS Msjegy'. Slops; a , s 1 to take into consideratiir the Relief tg b. afforded to the I tfticars, Seamen, and Marine., who were amind d; &hi to the Families of these who ;mins fell, to the giotious Athena et ttits.2tat et 011onet, atel ittlt instant> !- WISCRIPTIONS SINCE THE LAST Pl/1".! 'h'ATION. The Voluntary Sulsenision of a Part of the Crew of lit. Majesty s shy Aigle - - - 39 17 R Ca,..t. Wolfe, Ills Nti j estj'a ship Aigie - 10 10 0 Mr. Fillil Palmer - - - 2 0 0 John Ellingson,and W.ldsed A adtews, of 110 Ma fe'tu's schooner P 1 kle, one nimith's pay - 215 6 Lord Findley (2d •sliscri:stient s - - 50 0 0 John If amiltan, 1 7 .... q His Brit sonic Majesty's Con on?, Norfolk, Virginia - - - 103 0 0 Thomas Twining. L.q. Bengal • - - 2U U U Mr. Joshua Rowley, Mid•hipman, His Maki.st's ship Immortalise - 60 0 0 Captain R. W. Taylor, His Majesty'. ship C3r11.02 20 0 0 postheroes and Cis ton, of 11,1:tol - - 200 0 • The ()dicers, Non-ennisniss•Anied Offic,rs, Drummers, awl Privates, of the Royal East 31a1.1, sex Regi mes.' of Militia, one day's par, by Col. Wood 75 0 0 A. H. Mimes Mond at the H.ink - - 0 16 0 It icliaril *theist - . . 5 5 0 Thomas flaode, Navy Agent - - 5 5 0 IN il:tath Peter .loggett . - 5 5 0 JOil ta 1... j g, . . 10 10 0 Robes' lin'hod - - • 10 14 st Thomas Benne tt, Wormwood-suer t - 1 1 0 _ _ . _ Samuel Marshal - - - 10 10 John Green - - 10 10 N. B Aubert, jun. - - - S S Thomas Goodall . - - 5 0 George Surridge - 5 5 William Crawley - - 10 10 - Charles Holmes, Newsman, Royal Exchange 2 2 Thomas Walker, at the Fleece, ThreadnesdL-street 2 2 Moses Getters - - 5 5 Joseph Lachlan - . - - 5 5 John Scott, Mildred's-court - . 10 10 *, Henry Goodwyn, Esq. . - 105 0 Edward Alfrey - - - 10 10 s. • Robert Arthur Putt • - - 21 0 Cla - ence Buck - - - 10 10 Laurence Bruce - - - 10 10 Charles John Wheler and Co. - - 10 10 Bainbridge, Armlet, and Co. - - 21 0 Robert Hamilton - - - 10 0 The Members of Lloyd's, Southminster, Fuca 22 5 John Wide, Cannon-street - - 10 10 John Rummer - - - 5 5 John Hassell - - - 50 0 • 'fiery Sedge iek - - 5 5 Gsrarze &tic:tem:in - . - 10 10 John Conrad Meyer - - 25 0 . Mrs. A G. Keating - - - Id 0 Captain John liroughtm, R N. - - 5 5 Gmrge Vadsittari, Esq. M.P. - - til 0 - Palmer and TO•711i1141111 - . 31 In West Suffolk Regiment of Militia, one day's pay 4) 15 Alexander Ross - - In lo - Mrs. Rows - - - 5 5 • Mira Mary ROB 4 - - • 2 2 Master Al.xarider Ross - - 1 1 • Miner Thom -as Ross - . 1 1 , Masher William Ross - - 1 I lion. Captain Carlow, R. N. - - 3 5 Michael Samson surf Co. - - - 10 1U M. S. Parrither, London stie-t - - 10 10 William George Proct•-r, Chatham - - 2 2 John &land, Mark-laue - - - 10 11l I) Joseph Williams - - - - 5 S U Captain Temple Hardy. It N. - - 10 id 0 Mrs. Hardy - - - - 5 i 0 - Mils Hardy - - 5 3 0 Th. Hun. and Rev. Richard Brice, of Stopford 5 5 •0 Isaac Pitcher - . . - 10 10 0 S u„,„,,,,i,,,d g e - - - - 10 10 0 The Wori.Thomas Kn ix - - - 10 13 0 Wrlliarn Nevi/ Hart, Esq. - - - 0 .0 o Richaid Teel, Lan.:astri-zourt - - 10 1U 0 ••• s u ba er .pole ik Bonk; a,- nwm, and Seb,.r.plions re trued, at the Bar of I.ltlent otlve, and .y a ll the Sinkers u Town and Country. J. P. W CL'iFORD, Secrectry. Tbia Day i, pohlisheal, in Three large Column, <Mayo, price One Guotea and a Half, to trrapl, THE LOUNGER's C()NINION-P I. ACE BOOK ; ear Mileellanro•u Col rßroaa , ofl Hotory, Scien. e, Cotirism., P•retrr, and Romance. " To catch, err It p1.,0111. the 'nits of the miottte. to gore Nutt aketeii, a torn avel thing*, which, though beneath the dtgoitr of a lato,-traphia, deserve to he trent lead 1 to select from the .cen.• before it: •hatever appear; ettriod., arriotin:, or ay plleahle, to the purpose. of hanian Itie, is attempted in this work 1',.ute..11 6.r Longman, Hirst, littre..i, rout Orme. Niternoster row ; and C. Chapple, p.ll Mail, This Day are pubinked, in Four Vulomei, Imo. pro:, Oor (iu iu boards, rrIlE MORLANDS : TALES illustrative of the SIMPLE and SURPRI , LbIG. Ry R. C. 13ALLkS, 1 1 ,iitrad for Longman, Rata, Reis, and Orme, Paternm ter-ret. Of **MI MIY Fished, by the tame Author, 1. AUBREY . a Novel, in 4 Valli 12.m0. 18t bows. " We here announce to our Itira:leas a very agreeable and instructiv.Nov-1, in which :he incidents themselves Mond a lama, both insorov,ng and entertaining ; and the sentiment, are alweysi.unded on jii.t perceptions of reason and nature." Month y Rev. May, 1804 2 PERCIVAL; m, Nature Vindicated: a Novel The Semod Edition, in 4 Vo;ii 12nro. lis. hoards. MR. SAVAOR ON TIIF BRITAIN. This ! a t o puhlisherl, in ()cue°, pr;eie Htif-isCrown in boards, the Second Editinn, with considerable Aiditioss, of A CONCISE HISTORY ef the PIESENW I.lls STATE of the COMMERCE nf GREAT BSI. TAIN. Troselated from the German of Cliarles Reinhard, LL D. of the Unmanly nf Gottingen. With Notes and con siderable Additicos relating to the PRINCIPAL BRaisti MANUFACTURES. Ry JAMES SAVAGE. tendon pol.::shed by H D. Ssninods, No SO. Patent* - ter-row ; 40.1 S ill by all Booksellers in Town and Country. Vf whom may be bad, 1. The HISTORY of the CASTLE and PARISH of WRECSL E, in the East Ridin.: nf the Coirnty nf York, embel lished with au elegant coloured Engraring of the Castle. Ay J Sseage. Price 2t. wised. S. An HISTORICA,L ACCOUNT of the COLLE.rIATE CHURCH of HOWDEN. Ivo. Price Is. OF GREAT This Dar is published, in Six Volumes, Oetawn, price 21. t.14.6d. in board., THE HISTORY of the REIGN of GEORGE 111. to the Termination of the late War. Tu which is prefixed, a View of the Progressive Improvement of England, in Prosperity and Strength, to.the Accession of His Majesty. Br ROBERT ISISSETT, L1..0. Author of the Life of Burke, &c. Ac. ire. Printed I Lnngaun, Hurst, Rem, and Orme. Paternost:r row ; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. Dr. Ilineti's History is highly praise-worthy—it narrates with gc seer detail and comp luteriess than Macfarlane, B.:I -sham, nr Adolotius„ the transaction. of the present reign. The style is natural, yet elegant; the InfurstiAtiurs Abundant, yet seled ; the clitk.surfoyal, yet liberal. In short, it appears to us more likely than any of the oral histories, to annex Itself to Hume and Smollett„ as the regular and generally received cols tiuuation of the History of England," Annual Review, Vol. 2. " We must recommend this as a work replete with bush informatiiin and amusement and while it is free from airy spirit of party, it breathes throughont a firm attachment to tempered freedom and the ,j • of the British Constituti,m, a sincere regard for the British rharafter, and a just veneration for the nghts of reason, of religion, and ingratity." Literary Journal, Vol. '3. Page VS. •.• For other very favourable Accounts of this Work, sire The Minthly Review fur Oetober; Tie British Critic fur November, 1904 3 and The Anti-Jacobin Review forNovern ber, 1914. TO SURGEONS. APOTHECARIES MIDWIVES. MEDICAL S I UDENTS, &c. This Day is published, in Five large Volumes ' *lvo, closesprinted, primed, with want' Plates, price SI. FAL in lacioids, • new Edition of THE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PHY SIC, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY. This Work , 1 An Istroducto , y Histoiy of .a.'h Branch of the Medkcll ProfrOstoo. _ . St The Theory of Medicine, Physioloar, Patholocr, and Therapen r.ll, from Dr. Cullen, and other L lioburglt rioftlearg, Coilen's Nocol. gr complete, in Eighth. • 4 The }Pitney, Causes. and Cure, of ere, human Di4esse, agreeable to the aperuei d Calcification and Do trines of the celetiNted Cullen. 5 The latest ainpruceinente euegestad by Medical W•iters id the first eminence; amongst WllOl4lO, The 4:411114111. ro, Gregory, Forlsce, Prrciral , Beddoee, Finnegan, ',entail', Garnett, I lei/mart, D-n. an, !Howley, Rush, Trottlr, SJUI. dere, Currie, Sims; flargarth, linettron, Widen. Si.tlrtiflq., Irnies, Clark, Bradlee, do &C. MOWN. Willter, Home, Earle, Abernethy, Latta, !layaway,. 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By the Rae John Watkins, LL D price 51. hound . • This important Work, which teaches and applies the Prin ciples of Religion, wader the 4vireable form of paragraphical Narratives, cuotains accounts of the following Scripture Cha racters: Adana Joseph Solomon Cais Job Elijah Abel Moses Lialta Enoch datum Daniel Noah Joshua Rather Abraham Rods Mordecai i Sainual St John Jacob David Jesus Clpiet. Printed for Richard Phillip', No. 6, Bridge street', Black fr*,at, ; and to Ye had of all ltookse and Dealers in Boobs, with the lull allowance to Schools New Yoh, Edition of MATTHEW HENR EXPOs:ITIr IN ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, Taken verbatim from the hest London Edition, without any Abridgement whatever. This Day is published, orbs only eight-pence, containing three whole Sheets of large Dente Letter press, and embel lished with an shunt Portrait of the It..v Matthew Hem beautifully lowered by C. Warren, Number 1. (to be con tinued Weekly) of AN EXPOVTION nn the OLD and NEW TESTA MEN'T, wherein each Chapter is summed up he its Contents; th, Sacred Teat' inserted at laige w distmet Para graphs; each Paragraph reduced 'n its proper !leads; the Sense given, and la.gely illustrated with Practical Remarks and La:ner vations, foenaing the must complete FAMILY EIRLE ever published. Illustrated with upwards of One hundred elegant Engra•ings, descriptive of the meat materiai Transacti o ns re corded in t h e Sacred Scripture. Sy NIATTIIEW If EN KY, late Minister of the G •spel. The Rae. Matthew Henry'. Annotation s e i i th e yt, Ir , h are been *along and so universally approved, that all eucomiams WIZ that excellent performance would appear highly impertinent. From that valuable source of Practical Divinity, all the Modern Commentators have eysracted their best materials; bur, by their injudiniows interpolations sad abridgements, they hare greatly impaired the genuine spirit of Christianity which breathes through every pare of that evangelic wok, and, in some i•- stances, have (rowdy misrepresented the Author's meanthg. 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