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r:lfOrtg I • e w -.- . .• - . , .. ) . t . ' . ' c..' ' '' ' ' : ...* 1 4' - # le 411 ; r t . 1 t fob ,141,ortffs* !, _ >" - - .1 THEATRE ROYAL, ROYAL, DRURY-LANIL ~... THIS ? RESENT .E VENING, Apia 41171 Majesties Servants w ill aft the Tragedy of DOU .• LAS. Nona In the YOUNG ROSCIUS ; Lord R 1 ii„l t od ; Glenal Inn, Mr. Rekemere. Matilde, Me a l li g il ! Afar the U NITE a New Allegoriail Mini aline "i* THED BRITONS. .... . . The owe com posed, and the Music selected by Mr. Spam accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weipart. •.. TO which will be added TON. the Farce of .1 I 1 BON 10 ,1 Minikin, Mr. Palmer. Lady Mittiltio, Mrs. Harlow.. To•morrow, by command of Their Majerti,s, The Wheel ~,,,,,m—i.asith, by command, Of Aige Toinwwrow. On Therslay, Hainkt—the part of Hamlet by the YOUNG .ails.. —with the Irishman in London. Tfi e YOUNG ROSCIU S will perfnem on .Satutday WO old his tw o fint Nights of Appearance in the Easter Week will Mon Tuesday the 16eit and Thursday the lids d April. . ---- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. LAST NIGHT OF BEF THE ORE CO FAS,'NR. MPANIrS PERFORMING MR. LEWIS'S NIGHT. /NN SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 6, will be 1/ alai, A FAVOURITE COMEDY. To which will M witted, A NEW MUSICAL PIECE. And. at the desire of taw Amiteurs of Consider ation, Mater JONES and Master MOSS will sing a Popular Air ari te d D u ro, Wog their first Appearance as public Purforoters, sad for tors One Night only. No. $6, CORNHILL, STATIC LOTTERY OFFICE. 11ORNSBY and CO. take the liberty of stating LI to the Public that the preiewt Lottery is paramount or Grand bites, compared with any former Lotte 7. The Seherne ninthly approved of by all ranks of purchasers, and the de mand for Tickets and Shares at thell Office daily incremes. The Tickets in the last Lottery were all disposed of In the Public, which occasioned • net of hear four pounds per Ticket before the commencement of the drawing The de /mug is the present Lottery wears the some Appearance; as such, DORNSNY and Co. recommend Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers, to but speedily. Urine, by Letterer Carrier, execisted on the saline Terms as d present. Lottery begins Drawing the 13th of May. Whether a 201. ir a 90,0061. paid on Demand. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CIIARING-CR4SS. TBISH, Contr .- 4410d for the present L'ittery, . returns his most grat-ful thanks to the Nobility, Gertry, sod Public in general. for their liberal patronage in the late and former Lotteries, and Matters himself the inmonirituir success that has attended Purchasers at his Offices of late years, added to the punctuality observed in the Payment of all P:ians, wall Ifbaff litho a coriti•outurs of their favours in the present URAND SPRING I.t,rrF.K Y, the Scheme of whirls wands universally cnufesso4 the richest in Capital Prins aver known ; thera beril 2 Pratt of L. 30,000 3 Prises of L 51,000 2 • I &c. Re. 3re.. arc Persons in die Country may be supplied with Tickets nd Shams he Amami' up (Post pail) Sank Notes, Cash, or PastOffiC; Orders. The Lottery Is-gins 19th May, 111011. mitrstoltltic 11301" TWIT. SCHEME. i 3 L. 30,000 .2 20,000 S 30,0c0 3 3.000 4,000 1,000 800 100 5,000 5a 20 30000 Tickets L 300, , 00 Part or the Capital* will be d-terroined a. f o llows : FOlt drawn, 14t1Vir I. 10 4 00.1 Firtt-drawo, Fth DV/ L. 20,000 'tato Pd h.xv .. 1.000 Ditto 7th my .. 2,000 Ditto Sd Dar .. 1,1100 Ditto Bth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,900 Ditto . Olt Day .. 1,000 Ditto sth Da'y .. 1,0 .0 13,r, 10th Lally .. 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES are sellnig at OVflrY Office. _ _ Ticket. LAB 0 L 9 14 0 I ..... L. 2 9 6 4 18 0 Sixteenth . 1 5 0 •.• bracing 13th May, 1805. •THE general antipathy we feel from childhood to Medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we reit; !y watt them. If disrobe does not a'arra onr watchful friends, the 'weever, quantity, conditernent, and dread of nauseous medicines, add to our reolvience. When afllitled with Gout, kheumatiim, Scorbutic Eruptions, weak Digestion, or Nervous Affections, they are 1.. moved by SPILSHUR'f's PATENT' ANTllk:uaituTic Dittos, the dose of which is a few drops, avid no restraint of diet or exercise. To avoid cornteriei‘s, ask for Spilshory's Patent Antiscor butic Drops with the Stateu (the Kiiig's duty) printed in black ink; sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho altars, in bottles of 5. bd. 18.. awl 11. Ps. dot, included. T i l E vn ß im e L v i e Ju en s d uEt W m i s( , r i ttli iet y.N M T B L P Y i b be are requested to °Merle, that as the great benefit tii be ale from the above 'stria Medicine depends ors the Pills being genuine, His Majesty's Him. Commissioners of the Stamp MI6!" have been *aced to gram to the Rev. Wm Barclay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibilisius Deobstruent Pills, the name of The Bee. William Barclay, Stafford-street, Old Kind-street," to be engiaveal int a bleak stamp, which stamp is affixed to each box, all tither.; are coon terfeit; and any peison vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have beeir un u 1 with success by Lon? thousands ; annalist whom he has the honour to rank she following distinguished personages, via.— His Grace the Arehhishop of Canterbury —The Lord Bishop Binh John Hints woo I , Hart. M.? for Ho situp--Sir Stavin., Lu•liingtoo, Bait. M P. for Penron—T. Anson, Esq. M P. Litchfield—Jams Amyatt, Esq. M P. for Illaellitempton—Cec i l Forrester, Esq. M P. for Weitlue--Na• ellaben Calvert, Faiq .P. for H enford—Ed m u :id Boehm, Esq .Ilemetreet, Spring gerdens—Tlienus Ha 00000 sersley, kaq Pall "air. " 6 - W. Maims Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop • 41ICantesbury—th e R ev. Mi. Dintock, Librarian to the Arch _ The Medicines are mid at Mr. E Kerby's, Stafford , ant, Old Rani street-oiMr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester- Illonalen•Mr Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Co.) e.aabises. Bacon and Cu. thtfoid•streLt—Mr. Holton. Royal Eschanig•--Mr :Michell, Medical Rep.adory, • , Mr. !deals., ho. 314, liiitborn—end Mr Butler No. 4, Cheripside, erase of Paterniatei rue. Where ma, a lso bii had, she kniesenss truly valuable Medicines, wham happy effects in abeisseserst cow have procured the most distinguished pa• ,f,wwg. , —The Rev. Wro. Bar; lay's Specific for the sure and res4t e r i e ti , L m r lef the (lout Solvent for the Cure Sirte; , and his Volatile Oily - ' Mt oho cure of the Gout, Rlieoniatiini, Ac. all Albeit • nes, to be genuine, must have the above mob , tined -~~~ NIONDA PILE FRIENDS of Mr. PATTISON wa7l melt A toeolebrate his Eleftion, at. the Kings Hand Tavern, in the Poultry, on TUESDAY the Oth of April. T.efrettr, at One Guinea each, 0, b. a h a d in the s.r t and it i, particularly requested they may be sent for on or before Sa • tur.iay the brh hag Dinner upon Talale at Si* Mock precisely. Hemßy poreßs, eilelffidll. Streweaos. ' John &molten, Henry Canning. George Grate, James Ki0e1•1111. John Smith, Thomas Turq nand, James Bury, Robert Christie, refferd Gwatkin, Robert Vv.', Charles Thißusson i , • Jima Td hod, Peter Caaalet, atiebonl Clay, William, Hall, Job Madre Laikert, Chide% Veissier. Ruben Walpule, Charley Calvert, . Peter Foe Wintaunt, on% Thomas Reed, Claude DeorgeThaers ton, William W y neh LITERARY FUND. THE ANNIVERSARY of the SOCIETY for the Establishment of a FUND, to rrii.:VP the Damen of deserving AUTHORS, their Widows arid Children, will be held at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand, on W EDNES DAN . the 3d of April; end the Presider, Vice-PresldenU, the Casrmseil, shaVererannefise,. pod the t]l oes. of the Society, Ac. request the Friends of the Inatitutimi to femur they will their company at Dinner. vitims, His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. PIRESIDENT, His Grace the DUKE rif SOMERSET. •iciproset use TS Earl Spencer Sir R. J Sullivan, Bt. N.P. Uri of Chicheiter. Sir W.W. Pepys Bart. Earl of Moira. .1. C Jeminse, isq M.P. • Earl of Monet Norris Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. Lord Viscount Valentia. Wm.Salte, Esq. Sir J Sinrtsir, Bart MP. I John Syiamons, Esq. Sir J. C. Hippisley, Bt. M. P. Mr. Alderman Ansley. Sir R. Peel, Bart. M.P. Ystasisuseas. J. Reeves, Eul • G. Rtudt , ng, Esq. Rev. R. Yates. 'MGM kAIIS. C. Symmons, D.D. T Dale, M.D. J. Nschols, Esq. stews EDS. Rt. Hen Lord Sheffield. Rich. Borough, Esq. Rt. Him. Lard Gkribenvie. I John Key, Esq. Sir Wm. Paxton, But. Re.. Mr. Wilkinson. Colonel Bowser. Jesipli Ranking, Esq. Colonel Bannerman. John Gosling, Esq. Rich. Chase, Esq. Nath. Atcheson ' Esq. Rey. E. Dwyer, M. A. Fel. Thomas Lloyd, Esq. Pron. Col. Oxon. ,Win. Davies, Esq. Dinner nn Table at Five.—Tickets at Ins. 6d. by applieation to the Stewards and Offn .41; at the Sir nf Cie Tavern; and to Mr. Baker, No 0, Broad-street, Golden-square. By Order ' EDMUND BAKER, Clerk to the Registr.ro aim Treasurers. TO be GOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT , A I.F.ASUIIOLD 1101ISE, situate IA Howard street, hetsreon Norfolk and Arundel street, Strand, fur a Tenn of anich Festraist Years are nneenired. Tn. l'rerniaes 'nay be viewed between Twelve and Three ; and fur further Particu lar: apply to Mews Phillips arid Ward, noward•street. AND OTHERS. 1111ARTNERSHIP8 in MERCANTILE and 11 OTHER CONCERNS, Negociated on a Kin of Con fidence and real Resyimtsbility, ix JlaFll TOWNSEND. Estate and NavigableCan•l t)14., No. SS, Caniion-street, LON LN44, Where ieferenee can be immerhately given to Parties having at I.lsertv more or len considerable SIIIINS of Money to embark in MERCANTILE RSTARLISHMENTS, in TRADES or M ANC, ACTORIES ; also to SEVERAL PARTNER SHIPS in HOUSES of known RESPECTABILITY in V.irious BRANCHES of TRADE; to Interests in Patents, sod Politic Works, as well an to a Variety of RESPECTABLE SECURITES, in whirh Person+, having more or Prim considerable hums of Money at liberty, nay safely and Advantageously invest the same. •• • Pratigev, and other incidental Expenees, to be regularly charred. rrHE WINE COMP) near the Itay TA , kat, eats per d.. s ei. Old Port, Vint. 1801 40 0 Ditto very supenor,l7oB 4. 0 C•utted d 0.5 yrs bottled 46 0 Old Settled Sherry 4: 0 Pale ditto, 1795 43 0 I.i,bun and Vidonia 40 0 Calcavella and Sucellas 42 0 East India Madeira 63 0 Pale ditto, very old 66 0 Malotvev ditto, pints 42 0 Tent and Bronte 52 0 Rich Mountain 41 0 _ . Full-proof Spirits, Foreign 1...1 Stout, Porter, and Ale., of it eau.ely inviting to economy, ail samples had, at the Repository, IV, No. 22, Piccadilly, toltehed 1798. per lies. L. s (1_ Champaign' 6 16 0 Burgundy 5 16 0 Hermitege 5 8 0 Cla,et 31. 16s. to 4 0 0 Vitt de Grave 3 16 0 Frrenig ' nae pints 2 6 0 Convtantiaditto 3 16 0 Imperial Tufty, do. 8 8 0 Raxarettr, ditto 1 6 0 Old Hoek 41. 16s. to 5 5 0 Rhenish 3 0 0 Moselle 1 10 0 .iqueurs, Cyder, Perry, Bottled opener quaik e and on terms 1 1 of which us.sy be seen, an/ as above. rrHE improved PEDOMETER, or WAY- A WISER, vrhirh, when worn in the Packet, ascertains the instance the Wearer walk. (mice 45 shillings). Said be SPENCER and PERKINS, Watchmakers, No. 11% Wait End of Newgatesetrein (removed from Sitaw-hill, aim account of tire Improvements there); who, for near thirty yeas, Kara fabricated thole Machines; and though they do not slow the Invention, it being almost 84 ancient es Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their kitowledu have been so rude ins their shape, monism:omit in wearing, and incorrect tit their pethernance, as to hare been soon Laid by as useless. 'Phis, which they take the liberty to offs to the Tebbe, is elegant iii itself, mast ,onverii.ntey nowt, perfectly correft, and, what is dee:Table in all Machines of Fancy, eiteevaineh cheap; not.lablo to he out o r order, and is a most amusing Compailion . to Gelltt.Mll4l who are food of Wslkiug and Shooting. Flattering themselves the great Improvement lately made has carried it t.i its ultiinattasn, they take this method of mak Mg it public, to secure totbemealves at least the credit thereof, having been materially injured by Plagiart.is, who have copied their Machines, and pained them iiff to Gentlemen as their own Inventions, though an much higher prices, and very is. feriur work. AS SOLE Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated mEoicAtEl, BULIGILS and REMEDIES, Mr. WNW , R toforins the Pub.' that Ise may, as usual, be coo. silted dads, from 9 to 3, at his house, No. 54, Frith-street, Sohn, on Cars of StfiaUrell, Caret., OtlltratiOtlll, &C. as well as D;bility, ;,i.d every Disorder where secrecy is Go essential .• requisite, that Mr. D. has provided &spacious house, that every Patient may be introduced in a *Tante Apesemont. Mr. D has for many years confined himself to that department of Sur gery ; and, from extensive practice and the most flattering suc cess, he is enabled to offer a Method of Cure, raUd, elßeacturis, requinng no r onincreent, or ram:tint in diet, and which pre vents possibility of a relapse. Persons 111 the country, slating their cases fully in a letter, amdesing a U. or U. Note, will beet prnper Remedies sent to the amount. Fur the various synsp toms, Stc. see Mr. Dafeues Treatise en the above Complaints, price Ss. 64.--41MiRditent. - r, APRIL 1, 1805. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, SlArica 2s, THE COMMISSIONERS for Fiaisalliwg Ni' Mniestis Kwy du hereby girt Notice, That on MONDAY siert, the lit April, they will be mule to receive Tenders he writing (sealed up), sord treat for Cher Thousand Sacks of Xi's dried Ilowelsold Flour, to be packed ilk Casks to k presided at the &rue( ik Crown, to be elolikred into the Arks Vic tualling Stares in king Catherine's, in the ipnee uf • • Fortn l / 4 ht. by Weekly Properties's, mud to be paid poyable with Interest, Ninety Does after dote. ma Conditions of the Coldroß say be setts at the Secretary's Office. No Regan' hr hod to any . Tender ix which the Price shelf we be hurried is Iforls at length, or that shall not hi delivered to the Rivard hcfme Oat °Thick fa the said 3loa.lay neat. the la Ord, *or valeta 14 Permit who woke, the 'reader, or same Persos on his lieholf, ovoids, so elision when called for. SOCIETY FOR THE REIJEF OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MEN, IN LONDON AND ITS VICINITY. Area I, 11103. THE HALF-YEARLY GENERAL COURT 4 thio SOCIETY wild be hold ant WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the 3.1 of Ao.il, at the Grays Inn Cotee House, Hol:hon.—Hour of Muting, Six n'eiOck. W. CHAMIVERLAINE, See. Medical Gentlemen, reodient in or near London, and do sirstrs of becoming Memb..rs of this Institution, may be in fornted of p.atieular., on Application to the Secretary, No. 29, Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell. The present Funded Property of the Society is 13,3001. 3 per Cent. Consols. MR. CHAMRERLAINE'S PUBLICATIONS. 1. 120 R FAMILIES. -A PRACTICALTREA TISE on the superior EFFICACY am! SAFETY of the DOLICHOS PR LIR lENS, or COWII AGE, in the CURE of WORMS, with Testimonials in its favour, and in Appro bation of the Author's Practice from Drs. Bancroft, De V. Lingin, Lettsom, Sims, Squire, Thornton, Underwood, Wood ville &c. The Ninth Edition, considerably enlarged and imp:raved. Price Se 2. A VIEW of the DANGERS to which REGULAR APOTHECARIES, and SURGEONS Praztixing THAR. MACY, were exposed by the MEDICINE ACT of 1801, and of the Steps taken, by which that port of the Profesnon were relieved from the DEPREDATIONS of INFORMERS ; exhibiting in a clear point of View, how tar THEY WHO DO, as well as THEY WHO DO NOT, Deal in QUACK MEDICINES, are, or are not affeBed by this Ae, in its state of Amelioration through the Exertions of a Com mittee, in the Session of 1109; with an accurate Abridgment of both Acts; the New Sched.le ; and Explanatory Notes and Pm* 2s. Idy WILLIAM Cf-lAMSERLAINE, Member of the Kayla. College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Me cheat tacitly, &e. &c. hoodoo: Printed for S. 'Note", 24, F.eet street cold ra Symonds, P.n./smear-sow Dutton and Hider, GCllt ciorch-street ; Just publedied, price Ss. sewed, E ROPE MAKER'S GUIDE ; Or, a Core l' Key to the Art of bum! Making Cont,ning every iostroctive and necessary Paiticular relative to tlns waking aY Sorts and Sues of Cables and Cer4AKe in ' , foetal Use, as well as Directions for inz.k.tig Cables and Co.clage. by Contract, for the Use of Ills 14.n."ty's 'Cogettier a,tis the Weight of all l.engths and Sia‘t of Cables and Curda,:e from one fathornlo a *braked/le or The whole bone. _ _ in. a complete Instructor to the Rope Maker, and necessary Assistant to the Ship Owner, Merchant, and Shipper of Cord age, Captain, Ship Chandler, and Dealer in Cordage in Ge neral, By RICHARD RUSSF IL, late Superintendent to Mr. Win Ifounrom and Co. Rope Makers, Ereenwich. Printed for the Author, and sold by W. Heather, at the Navigation 'Warehouse, No. 07, Leadenhall-street ; P 1 I). Symonds, Paternoster-row • and V. Oitall, Ave-Maria-Lane, Laudon; aud G. Dile, Woolwich. This Day is published, in Two large Volumes octavo, price 11. M. in hoards, THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Year 17911, to the Peace with Great Britain concluded at Amiens, in 1802. Ey JOHN ADOLPHUS, Eli F. A. S. .... ►t is highly nemwary that a work of the kind before us should be in the hawks:if every man who has the powers and opportunities of reftettion and *Won. —vart The principles on which this weak is written appear to us to be impartial mid just. - Mr. Adolphus is so copious in his reference to autho ities, that the reeler, who wishes to enter more minutely ii to any tmnsattion, may ►now where to go Int information. Differ ent accounts appear to have been carefully compared, and no assertion made whiCii is net strengthened by an timlentable re. krsnce We can therefore recommend this work as excellent ly calculated far immediate utility, affording a clear and con cise view of the origin and progress of the most stupetuditis revolution that ever occurred in the history of the world Critirt, Oct. 1804. Printed for O Kearsley, Fleet-strati Of whore may be had, in Three Volumes octavo, price 11. 44. in hoards, THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the first Establish ment of the Monarchy, so the Year 1795.' The abeve Works together knoll a complete History of Frillier, (ruin tbeakflillA period to the year I afrd. TO SURGEONS, APOTHECARIES, MIDWIVES, ME. DICAL S - rupErrrs, &c. This Day is publushed, in Fi.e laves Volumes, Svo. closely printed, with many Plates, rice 31. 15s. in beards, a !Ni aw F.dition of THE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PHY SIC, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY. Th 4 Wink centains, 1. An Introductory Minor/ of each Branch of the Medical Profession 2. The Theory of Medicine, Physiology, Pathology, and i , Therapeetics, (rein Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Pro- I tenors. 1 3. Cullen's Nosology complete, in English. 4. The History, Distinction, Causes, and Cure of every human Disease, agreeably to the approved Classiticatien and - Doetrktes of the celebrated Cullen. 5 The latest Imprussemenn suggested by Medical Writers ni the first Eroineuct; amongst whom are Doctors Cullen, - Munro, Gregory, Fordyce, Percival, Reddoes, Fotbergill, Lett. nom Ga rn ett, Ileborden, Denman, Moseley, Rush, - ironer, Saunders, Currie, Sims, Haygarth, Hi:wives% Willan, Sim awn, Jammer, Cl ark, Bradley, &r. Rc. Messrs Hunter, Rat, Ifylht, Heine, Earle, Abernethy, Latta, &paean, Kendrick, Kentish, Rummy, Wilson, and others. I Cases illustrative of the 'Ft Nesiumocied in ireeerDieseesof diffssult kfiningeenenl. 7. Upwards of Six Ileadeed nalladid , Timedie been ate Rooks of t/wpoblic tieeinleds eindillepesosimpelin Lamm and Writings a Medical, Chiruryscal, end Illilkalkey 'Swelt ers ; and sae private - Cants Ibutions ttf distinplibed Pesen tiontes in Edinburgh and London. 1 of China. S. A weber _ _ - - real awl //Ay dory Subjects Lqedoo AWArrikfealiftepoPtl ail awl RisolAtlB,llll-1041Musli Glop* . w,• l v . ,~, • ' • I. (rata'. =.- - 'This Day are praise Zs. 61. TFI HTS sug 11Ird LAUDER DALEG's OBSERVATION on THE EDINBURGH RI-VIEW. Not frantic mothers when their int/Midi* " With louder clamours rend the vaulted sky—. " lie cry'd—ehe roar'sl—.he storon'd.saie tore his " I..hath ! hell! and furies what dust thou du there' " What ask my " I thought rout patience had Han better tried; " Is this your love ' suigsateful and unkind, " This my reward for basing cued the hived' Ste." Port's Janaary and May. • T'Sd. , Printed fur Longman, Hunt, Row, sod Onte, Paternoster- 1 ` row ; and A. Cunaublr and Ca. filisMontli. This Day is published, alepndy printed on fine Wove FIV! with Ten Plates, engraved hy Landseer, Price 106. id —Put. 1. Pot 1. (to tst continued Quarterly) of THE BEAUTIES ()F reC(/MANI) i eetilgia• I in ( is clear sod full Account rif the Agricolture,=• enerus. Mines, and ManufActures of the Population, "P • Towns, Villagci, £c, the Tweed, " To w here the north•iii.late4 tenspeo foams , "It ()tea'. Tietabi!im's highest peak—. W". • " See Cale.lolia, in fUI7I.IIIIIC view Ilex airy mountains, from the waving main; " lnveited with 4kem dsffusive sky, " Remothiagebe tonlacuso ; her P,resto h . sr •• , Ineelyabeetomikeelk by Nou - " Plantel of o'd ; het azure lake. between. ; " Pourd out extensive, and of wat' , y wealth " Full. winding deep, and green, her fertile vales • Tunes sox. Pi inlaid fur Vernor and Hoed; Longat tn. thirst, Rees, dad Orme ; C Aloft and Martin ; J. aid A. Arch; J. Harris; W. and J. Richardson; and Crosby and en. 1.0,11,101 • and Thompson Boum, and John Edinburgh ; :And said by all Rloksell•in in the United Kingdom. READ. • This Day is publishedollimaly pt Mud on 6ne Wave Denty, itt 1 !nto. price 4s 6i in beards, dedicated to Retiamtn Costae Rumford, _NTREATISE on the ART of BREAD .. MAKING ; wherein the hi -aing Trod., /31.414 Lane, and every circumstance oatmetted with the art, are partecularly examined, under the Ten following Heads :- 1. Niteroi History and Cultivation of Wheat Observa tions on the Bleeding Tvale —3. On the Analyse of Wheat Flour On the Analysis et Yeast On the Theory of Fermentation in 8re.14...-4. On the rseihretion of Bread.-7. On the Sultititate for Wheaten Sreacti.‘hathe reparation and Preservation of Yea1t....9. Ott the Structure of a 8 teehouse —lO. On the Mannar ed Regulating the Anita of B=ead. By A. E. 1.8.114. . Printed for Vernon and Hood, 31, Poultry. The intention of the above Work is to cuescurtabo h point of view, ever. , tlii.ig that M u present knolln the Manufacture of !tread, in order that the knowledgeef ete,,,,b, intricate and interesting subject, which has hitherto been imperfectly explained, explained, may uhentliy difterod Meests every class of society ; an I, to render it mere meal, a tuiray of Tablesare added, which will be found parilleWerly senior. able to the Baker, M. elm in, and illation persons interested in Mm iing the Anise of Bread. This Day is published. the DRACTICAI, BERKO/leo,. _ L Subjects. For the Use of Families. By the Rev. TIIKOPHIII.US ST. JOHN, LL. b. Soh! by VC010? and Hoed, Rivirigtons, and Loagrnalt, • limo, Rees, and Urrne, l.ond.S. " Three Sermons are e.stingu Shed In , 314' ity, zeal, and piety ; the doctrines are enforced with mach earnests's., and occk issued; teals a entaltamahle dose ef.elogimnee:" British 6itie. 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