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9.140 ':! 41w el •• • r " - • • ‘• •tft. •,„ • Iv ). I*( 4 • • l*rtittob 413rtio0 Y 1 ortr • • • I I , v O O •• • 1 /. • FRID A Y, NOVEMBER 23 J 8O4• PZICS C2CiiNCE ti , ' ow ,r MSG% THEATRE. I riIHE Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, t tl. P .Wic, are rowed. .Pr informed, that MA 1.14 TR .1.. WPM, T‘) MOR ROW, the 44th Ma'am, die Serl.ll/11 Orrei, IL R ATP() DI PROSERPINA. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Now. 1, 1804. 'I I FIE. COMMISSIONERS for rldwalling , Ilis A 11 cire!;'s Navy do hereby gite 11%sike, Thu as IVEOXES -0.11-, the rch Dec tau, they teat he ready to reeelre Tenders ,et - (scaled np), and creditor t e Supply f what Fresh Bel guy be reynired for the use of His Mijerty's Ships and l'essels at Barrhans, Incl in Bantry Bay, on the Coast of Ireland, fiT the Spare of Twelve Months, nimulant. Inc the Ist et !annals', and ending the 31st of December, 1605 ; to be paid tnr by Bilis, payable with Interest, ninety days aftei date, re Condition, 1 the Contract may be seem at the Strreiary's alik e at rho Office; a, tom applyin: to Mr. Dawtertilit, the Agent , or the Victualling, at the Coee of Cork. No &curd Kilt he And to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Womb at lensith, iir that shall nof hr delivered to the &scud Intim. One eClock um the said Wadin !on, the 12th Deronner next, nor widest the Person who Inane. the Tender, or $OOOl,, oss Ah Fi^ttelf, • yvala to mincer ai,, n Calkal tor. This Dar is pablidari e 41181010Arro o .prirob, st tc!: ANIMA DVEREITONB Mr..T TA( KSON's DRAMATIC STRICTURIS top.athe ItITS of YOUNG ROSCIUS ; by the ED! roA of ^ T.,t; Thrum al Revster." FUREiGN INTELLM tricr. W.tti Cho; ux-x, fie. by lif.ister. F. ; .d of the Opera aid be yTe , eide4, the Grand INlet in three act.. etitale,l LE JUGEMENT DU BERGER PARIS. viva:it Rex et " Ag, Jain, pauca accipe contra." ItUlt CL " s7ealr, though all the troo;. should gapo, And bud me Loki my peace." FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. • PARIS, NOV. 9. Printed for Vertor and Flood, 31, Poultry; J. liachatiaa, Fdinbti,gh ; astdCAnieret; and Co Glaspw. SHARSPEA.RE LOTTERY. A,TESSItS. BOYDSLL respectfully inform the Publir, the tbl SHAKSPEARIE LOTS PRY will be Drawn the 28th of January wort, and, that tie few Mari% on ha may b'e had at No. qr), Cheaoside, and the Shakspeare Gailery, Pall Mall, which purchasers may view gratis. STATE LOTTERY, begins Dr aw i ng t h e '..)th of JANUARY, WO__ ri • — ATAE ROYAL COVENT. I ()EN. Trim EVENING, FRIDAY, Nor. 21, • • Co.lie Opera. ctlled ,SPEI.I) THE PLOUGH. - 7:3,1;7.1.dfurd. Mr Murray • Sir Abel Handy, M r . • Morringtin.. M 7 Cory ; lob Handy, Mr. raw -sat ; fr 7 C. Kemp... • G •raid ; Mr. Wadi, ; Farmer Ash '. Em. - ry. L•iy Ha., , v, - n. Dib i ; Ginn.; Dame Ashield, Mn. Davenport; Susan • • Aim •• . will be added t9th time), the Grand Serious P•nteinirn•,e4lA R A.YMOND AND ACNES ; u':, THE BL'....EDIND With N.. Scenes., Iht 41., and Decorations. me Overture awl Music by Mr R e.e. The Ballet conipossrl by Mr. Farley. The P ISTic are respectfully infrrivic-d, that the New Comedy of "Re V.:13 r$ pin ; co, Hear Ilim Out, is dc.erred on ac• aunt if the *Chi( si of Mr. Kimble T , rerrroio, for the mdertrnethi.t q,ae , el, the Comic Opera ig* Feetly Quarreis.—To whtch 1r I be added the Farce of A ~atal Mapleton+. No 4, CORNIIILL,and No 9, aIA R I NG-CROSS. • rim r‘,licit.: the perusal of th e GRAND T. VirTERY ficITIENIF. in ariniher part of this Paper, go.!!, will be fniind trs ernit.iin more CAPIT4I. PRIZES i n , w e ,' ii ft Lnrtery ol se fi.w Tickets, and th.i , istonki.ine 11.4.4 tat attended the Public iii the late I.nttery (ail th.. Capital rm., haring been &Ad on Shaw) will, he hopes, in dare them t - o purchase Tocki.es and Shares in the pre-ent, vr.bch us selling in great Varlet,. Tose in:keying Copital Prises were shared and sofa at the gm thiees. In the present year. 1904 : In Shama. In Whole Ticket, k i 8,221 .1..2n,310 Ni.o. 24.571 .. L S,noo , •,:14 ..9ot i i, ?43 L .41 . 2,0.11 I 11.724 ...... ..... 1,000 1 , ?. 0 . .0 648 5,3411 .1.0"6 ' 2,426 2.1.112 — 1.001 11.413 .•.• ...... 3eo 3,233 • 300 12,114 5 . .. 300 1:s,112I , 3OO 22,313 . . SOO ' p RIO W' R.\Y.IBO\:•: PUCE, or the Nubility tt the West Ei High!y Th'ou•ed. per Jos. a el 014 Pert 42 0 i 'llll Cru...ed d.cn , 4ll 0 0:1 l,ttld 'hefty 41 0 Y.; • ; year% !miffed 44 0 Ell" la. Inf.. Cdcavella .44 0 11 he 6IO N , 1.4.3 than, proes 42 0 44 0 lan.l 42 0 ROI Moerttais.. 44 0 All of No/ Ire 100,1, I :on, Al at Are. llse Trade INE COMPANY, 4G, establiolrel kr the C3avrniesicy lid of the TOWII. Full Proof, per gall. a. d. lOW Jamaica Inns IS 0 C :len • .... arm/7 72 6 11 , .0a11(15G41rt..V. A ....4 18 0 11,....vta Arrack 21 0 IRum S'.rob Cnerr. P.•, Jy. 2; .) Raspher -. •..tan... ..... 44 tr Cider. per des. .• 12 0 11-.:t Perry, ditto 15 0 Sou t,,,,tierl Porter, 4 4 0 ,- ,..7 0 N'S)-11 Stout. diets. 5 0 0,4 S 3 , WO .r ' , ad at ilve Rept) srapphed Jirect from Oporto a, No. 116, PtLI,MALL, LONDON MA 'AON's CelArned BELLISLE CON -11...,• VENT !SOAP, Qualms , . Ili, Proprietor iiithtilioa- 0 can lith n a costirat-rti ..1 while h^ 111.0,4e0c{ the t.mearrent testimony of el vs- AN of P .oiI! who u.c n, in as. eniry, th.t i• is oritin:tely to ad other. oinks Nov snistew•r. not envoi, to the usissl purisoi.t of Soli,. Iry as a rant excellent cle inter of the Skin finis the son Lowe, PritrVes. Chap.. sill istlvrt 00 'me Fael 34111 H 41112 Vat,es, • 11101 :t - t Care Soap can "".niti this supetionty will mstlifcit itself by the tue of a • Ir Pet As to be had e Bolton, at the Rmal V.‘• , /a; antic( Mr Dannett, No. 3, Che.spitsilo, the Curner rstmwmater row, at 31 per AN kPFIAL TO RllkSeni I)R IS I)ENCE has ever been acknowledged to be • on b.. 4 of Guides, by he /snit to ishae instruct , tos, r •lr't ham mutat tie Timatc!, of tante, whin: ..deers luote iIC r . I f0711:1',...•11:. What la t fame or (4tow witl itet hea l th ! mere n,i,•entwei to , the indtotr;out ate dayreet polymer. linttl)e&r. NERVOI.73 CORD! kr. baring been •':.t to he aessijaltil4c Vire for, and a ecr:liti Preventative of, Yeitow Fel or, and all epalle.ll.: Di !emote, t the . caterty of this excellent Preta , atlre being eenerilly ihed by fo.tioeittrix IltopirA4 tin I Pr -,14•, wading it. Ship., et visiting unhealthy Climate., tutu be tou viu.bk M e.cape *ney.l Dl. kit UDUNra BUT ItilC.t l / 4 1. syr.up is a radical Core C4 minaitita ersgional b, au injolcion4 Application o' Uzr zii. - y,.aeralksiig yin fnxiy At the Shrine of D kc. h ta,t, t.. enumerate the twve•al Diseases wh:eh each or Malicutes eemleates, is litipoo.r4c, i., the contracted is of ais Arissethwaient ; ilia P.uptimpr, therefore, eon . In obtert.ng, eh t, a. )1 1 • nit.ver ,, tts Curve ansoh fated b 7 perton. of the fine life, the Are en to.otreviin of C..: of ducuments that can . eurumand I. rt, o e.nifitlenrc. -• SWIN INDS, the Pri•prietor (Son of Dr Swill :", I !her of the Royal of 1.11,1C.,41%, 1011 ill 1113 V ‘totu.lted from Tall till Three, or L'y Letter eaataining the • A Five Guinea Bottle of the Nevem C.irdial couMins "S 4 11. Zs Yaws*, • SCHEME. of L 25.0 Ck, k I, 2 'OOO 20,00- 4a,010 • I 3,(a, 1,000 SOO 100 541 60 ---, 6,150 - 50 20 - R,300 -5, 00 - 3,000 9,000 12 ~uOO 2.',c00 T , :kets I. 21J.000 T:ckrtsalad Shamans selling at every Ikon t ',Jeffry Office. Prie , of Ticket .... L.lB 7 0 Half .L 9 7 e . L. 2 7 6 Quarter 4 14 CI I :Imre •uth 1 4 0 ••• those who wish to have particular Numbers, should be speedy a their App iration - to some of Lottery ao the final lit: very of Tickets fnina the risalt of England will take place on the 29th of famemh,r. 1 4 " 4 STONE and Co. N. 134, Oxford-Street. . hlanufliluren , of Double Block Tin C. , .king Ilteares, beg leave t inf'rm the Public, th•t they have s ry much im provdth.ncArti-lec,whirh render them the hmptst and 6ra:t hem fumituie now in use Tia full --e. t ii.t form. a :et. tor iiich will be kept in repair at •ll Curios ;04 144 Guineas • year : Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 .fee Pot . . 0 3 6 Chocolate Pot Jr Mill 0 4 6 Set of Saucepans • 1 4 0 Set of &mans 1 5 0 Two Sotto Pots 18 0 Visit Kettle . 16 0 Turbot dim . . 1J 6 Bailing Pot . . . 16 6 Dutch Osell • 6 6 Fry. toz P.lll 4t Gridimn 8 6 Cul'eorler & B•er Pot 4 6 Spice Box & G•ater 4 6 Th hive likewise a lugs. tall too-, and a fine stock shower al,l warm 'laths to sell for old urn., and oW stoves in s Bread Grater . . 0 I 6 Perer Box 0 I 6 Cheeie Toaster . . 0 4 6 I...)rippn.gP4n fe Hiner 0 7 ; Skimmer Lache . 0 3 G Set of Sc^wert . . 0 2 6 2 Seollo,PsTind.6 , x 0 9 6 2 Tatt, 6 Par.) , Pacta 4/ 4 6 6 Table, I E:g Spoon 0 4 6 Silo SI,IOOII 0 3 6 L. 9 9 0 ortment of fashionable bronzed table knives nn I foss'. Also r lett A Literal price allowed MANNINGS TOOTH POWDER. NvMANNING -and Cn. No. 116, Pall-Mall, . Inwelon, in recommending their much approved POWDERS lot the TEETH and GUMS, have revolved to dimenue with the pvitopoirc ii - corat.iito given by commin Advertisers to the Article they wish to mike Public; nor d they mean to ascribe to their Powders qualities at once ridi• colons and f.llac,ona ; a custom but teo commonly practised, and cakulated only to mislead the jielginint, china' the cm. , 1111005, and insult the itudel.tandingi of the iu lido.; on die ro,trari, the: reit their claim to patronaze upon the tried efficary.and sup 31 . 4 it finalities of the Dritifriee, they hate the satisfaction of ovrirtic.: to the Public. They also solicit the at tention of Lad es sad Gentlemen to a Testiw (delivered Kortis with the Puivil,rs : wornithe Defects and D..eases of the Teeth and Gums; a irmival of which will n. 4 °Ay demonstrate she salutary effects of thee Pnwizrs, but expnv the pee•sicidei co..senotbnces rmuhint: from the me of many , ehei Powderi, the dAtructiye ingredients of which, thirieh thee may pro. 4.113 ea a momentary Whiteness, lay the sate foulactition of a ram I and inc.. 1. 1 .4.13 devay. The oece of 'ilaimiinfs incomparable Powders is 4s. per Rox, and maw be I,AAI At the Proidimor's :louse, No. 116, P.a.:wan ; where also is the much estee meet Neapolitan Fluid r, fur removing Freckle., Reliien of the rice, Meek, or Hands; and, in .bat, all kinds of tutataiews Eruption:. mt. day is pa . ..dished, price M. 611 stitchei, THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and DI- IiV.CI'ORY, for 1803, corrected to Sth November, 1/04, INDICES to the name, and LISTS of CASUAL •I as d• ri g the 1.14 Year. C.Prnpited by Krntie , ion of the Hon ....We the Rao-India Company, from th • teßclal .eectved at the E "Worts.% Matruh by JOAN AIATIII SON ALLNANDER WAY MASON, ut the Secre tary% Office. I.lndon : Sold by ii:acks and Parry, Juhn Stockdale, Piccadtily. ; and BARRY NFW AND BEAUTIFUL FDIT:9N OF BUF FON s NATURAL HISTORY, COMPLETE This Day is pubinlied, No I (elega:itly printed in eau un superfine Paper, and einb-:lnched with a compete set Of beautiful Conper-plates'), price is. kit, be regularly conti• nix(' every Week;, of 11UFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY ; cwt. raining a Theory of the t.artlt , a General History of Mau, of the 111,iite Creation, and of Vegetables, hfinerals, Ac. Translated from the Ftemh, and inter. per,eit w •ii Note., Ry J. S BARR, Es. Tu which is mtled, by way of a compiete Supplement, A NATURAL. HISTORY of BIRDS, REPTILES, FISH, and INSECTS. Ti:c whn!e of this valliab'e Work, forming, beyoad compa rison, the most corn:lite a.id elegant Natural Mums in the English, or any over Language, beautifully printed, and mak ing fifteen Volumes, in Oro which conta - n mar 5,000 Pares of beautiful 1. , -iter-press, beside the elegant and numerous sA of ori4 nal Copper-plat", taken from Life, being just printed ~:r, the best manner in Ninety-four Numbers, pr.ce ts. 41.1 y be had, at the option of the puribven, by one or mur , at a time, or in FifteLii Velainc•s, In beards, price 51. la. 6d. Round is Calf, end lettered 61 es. Eie:autly Wend 111 Calf, gilt, and lettered, G. I ls. 6d. TO THE PUBLIC. The ad faltages arising (min the entertaining study a Na. rural !fakirs are too generally Lit and acknowledged to need enlargement in favour of a Wo-k calculated to assist hghrc g pursuit; it TA,' therefore Se 4105, ient to 17111141tig, that the general outline of the present design is to rye a enc. re.l description of, and theory of the Earth, the Hissors of Man, and of the Brut,• Cowson, of Vegetablos, Minerals, and id the various 11.:d., Feb, Reptiles, and Insect, 'which :rtr)m animate I Nature ; Ligether with a clear, miceinct aecuunt ui their customs, and qualities, on the authorities of • . . -- r....; ..4 I Lowenb . re k R ,v !loiter G. Gre Seiammeidsen I) roam 1...it-iine joill4ll I SilinalnAll Dv la Mackie Ed earda Ikl..lehigi Rheaumur if :ovian P:iiitaot %veld Willoughby St ions and other moment Naturalists ' the Transactions of the various Philosophical Societies in Europe, mot the most rope:table Travellers and Voyagers. Every otention bay been paid to render this Work ss complete and eurr.-ct av possible, which the Translator and Fel,tor h.i. more particulely mot rtak..ii, :it the desire of many of the Nobility and Gentry of this King • d im, as ito complete ilietory of the kind has liitherti been published _ N. B. Tn prevent mistakes, and the obtrusion of forme• and inferior works on tne 'unmet., the Medic ire raquested t o ask fur, or order. Barr' s New sod Be.iattal Edition or But ton'. Natural Hugo. i which is iscpsutsd in a degree of i:ry superior exee'lerice. Lawton: rt.oted Eons the Treattatlon of NI , . Rut . , fin the P‘oentesor ; aryl add by H. D Serweiets 20, Paterroeerr r.,se ; and may he hut *tall 11.olueliert a.4N4wsmen in Toon anti Country, on the atm* vim'. Jwt puuli•hert, a %few and Fleeast E4ifola of the •Some, to Fdleen Vnltairie. 12 nto. which will be f,,iind to be the chea7ett Fditton d Boffin ever raced to the Public In awards price •:1 tfrt. gaund in Sheep, and Icttrrnd, 41.44. Date, Cat; and lane-4. 41 104 E;r11 12 t . 7 tr " °4 4 n Cah; " 4 , anA le•serei, 4l V* id His Holiness is now upon his way for Paris. His suite is in four divisions. The last. in which is Hie Holiness, with thels, Antonelli. florg;as Pietio, Cazelli, the Duke of Breschi, the Pr lose. Ali tieri, and their suite, w-s to leave Rome the 3.1 November. It comprises ten coaches and iir, two waggons and six, and two couriers. Cardinal Fetch is in the third division, which set out the ILI of Nov. and his suite constitutes the greatest p.trt .1 the first, which set out upon the slst of OCtober. His Holiness was expefted at Florence on the 7th November, where great preparations were made fur his reception. Pasts, Nov. 11. Letters from Havre, of the 9th, state, that a divioisa of the gotillA, consisting of .13 sail, tinder the command of Captain Harrielin, which appeared off that port upon the 7th, at night, and another div of 14 sail, which had preceded it on the 31st last, had happily passed, notwithstanding the vigilance of the enemy s cruisas, which keep coo stt-ttly in sight of this .r..d the a ljacent ports. I ler Majesty the Empress, sin:rays devoted to the int , , ests of agriculture, and the bred of cattle, has ordered 4f Morino rams fro 't the flock of Malt:nal son, to be distributed. She has di, e!teJ, th. 4 se . veral of them should be sent to the ?facets of the Rhine and Moselle, Seine and Oise, &c. The Abbe Sicard, Member of the National Insti tote, and Dire9or of the Nation Institution f,rt! e Deaf and Dumb, is app sint d a Member of the Administration of the Hospitals of National Bounty. The Coronation, we are assured, will take place on the 9th of December. All the persons who are to acsiat at it, have received orders to be at Paris on the PAIIIS, 740 V. 14. Upon the 9th inst, his imperial Highness Prince Louis, Constable of the Empire, ptesemea for the oath, which they took between the hands of the Emperor, the Generals of Division, Fregevi Maier, &c. His I. operial Highness, filling the funet'ons of they took I 'etween the hands of t'se Emperor, the Captains of ships of the line, Cosmos and ,Ro land. His Imperial Highness also preiented, for the same purpose—(Here .ollows a list of 16 names, none of them of note.)— Moniteur.) MARINE IWPARTMENT. In the night between the first and second of tlis rn, nth, five merchant vessel's were wrecked upon the coast, to the east of Calais, viz.— The of Dantzic, of 25) tons, and nine men, Captain Emmanuel Bartelse, laden with oats, bound from Dantrac, for Barcelona. The Portuguese ship Le Forma:aim of !7:00 torts and 14 men, ('apt. Jcos-de.Silva, from Petersburgh to Porto, with A cargo of corn, ofce. The English ship, 7he Dale of Clerrnee. of 347 tons, fifteen men, and five passengers, Capt. Samuel Brow, bound from St. Petershitrgh to Grtmnsey, with a cargo of hemp, linen, leuther, and planks.. The Swedish ship, The Courier, of 1-10 tons, add 8 men, Cap:. Mathew Waktroth, bound fur Dour dean, with a cargo of iron and planks. The Prussian gulliot, Capt Brenmelk, bound from Dantaic to Stliaoa, with cargo of corn. The crews of these vessels have been saved, ex cept the nine men of the Fe, mature, who peti.hetl. The ship .ftlas, from Hamburgh, of 100 tons and fifteen men, was also wrecked Ivan ;he same coast. upon the upon her 'ova: e om Dantaic Cadiz, with a cargo of corn. PRIZES. • The R 4 L rrrot..crot privateer, from Calais, took, upon the caast of England, on the Ist of NovaMozr. the English ship Mane, of 118 was, bound from Portsmouth for Sunderland. The Far, from Sandgate. of .".0 tans, laden with spirits and tobacco, was taken the same day by the Wows-Eau privateer, Captain Paula% The Pro,frer privateer, Captaia Hrnia, same day captured the English brig the //sada rai-P..e.irt, 180 tons, on its way from Portsmouth to Stuadet - land. These three prizes have Leen carried into Trepott, St. Valles', and Dieppe. Five per Cent. Consols on the loth, .y; 1. 75. c . The Cbf dr CaLnet of the .I'2 h c , ,,itains 4 king article, purporting to be an extraoft from rig which begins thus :—" The la,t news frc•n L.,rd in I fernishes a wide fiild for retk:.i:a. The sp•rit of in- Thi. Day is published, pnre 4 LETTER to the FREEHOLDERS of XX. MIDDLESEX, conuining an Exantiii.itio.i of the Ob• lectimis nisde to the Return at the close of the late Middlesex HetCue, and Remarks nn the Political Chat Actor and Connec tions u Sir Francis Burdett, bart. By An AT TENTIVE OBSERVER Printed for J. Ilatch4r , l, Nn 190 (cypo.:te Alhany), Pa eaddly y Messrs. F. and C I:.vington, !..t. Paul's Chu ch yara !Liam:sums Royal E cliaage i .1. .I.ipzrne, and Sari and Cp. Strand. CATALOGUE OF CURIOUS ROOKS. Day is pisbli4sed, pice Is. (allessr..l to Purchasers). - - A CATALOGUE of BOOKS for the Yetr 1605. in all LutgJage; and different Branches of Liters tire; eonspri•ing a ;entity of cirrus Thee:og • , Hirory. Antiquities, Natural History, Plinio, ulit 11C.11 , !0 fraift. sc. Ste dm. gelid; are nom gelling. fur rea.ty blqn,y,loy.ll.)ROAN and MAXWELL, Soniteellere, No ISO, nem-4mA. COMM' 0( Fetter Lite. where Caraliigure may be aid at Ma foilowinc B mit/Alen . &notion, Cambridge; Slim, °skid; Biiina, Leek; S•ohh, sheifiel Ruiner, Reading; Shepherd, Bristol; Robineen, Lieer,emi. Tvirti s ismi and C... Atan:lt vier ; ylaiaci . Cheinitiford W.I. Lam, Sutianeri-coul; and clopple, pan yurt. NE WTON's PRINCIPIA. Nature and Nitu:..'s Laws lay hr! in Nutlit: God said—Let Newton be !--ii.d all was Light. Port. This Day is publiased, dedicated by Pr.rmisiion to the E.-- Mnskelyne, F. K S Astronomer Royal, .:t S..ven Pins, price 4s. each, the whole forming hand sonie Volumes, eau. price 11 7s. in ho.orls, ilhis•rated by upwards at Fifty Engravings, and eniheniheil wnh in ele gant Portrait of the Author, done Gun an original Lidst the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, rrHE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF X NATURAL PHILOSOPIIY. Elf SIR ISAAC NEWTON. Translated into Englnh 11 ANEW EW MOTTE. To which Are added. NilitTON's SYSTEM or the WORLEI; . • SNORT COMMENT ON, and DEFENCE OF, the PRINCIPo -A, by W. i . .nsenarts; with the LAWS in the MOON's MO. 'LION according to GRAVITY; by John Machin, A.dmii. Prot . at Greg,. and Sec to the Roy .1 Society. A N..,v Edition (w.th the Lite of the Author), the whole carefully retied pail corrected by W. D.•;., A111...14 of the •` Treat,: un La n d Surveviaig," the" Use .3; the Ci!o'ir,," Editor of the re Mathen..ne-al Conq.an ion," .Sic London : Printed L n II D. Symonds, No 50, Paternoster- Row. ••• The inciaiivih'ien.-a arising from the great scarcity of fotoro Edition- of S,, Ivac Ner, ma's Poncipia, ar,l of the W0r1d,...- :.;s1 to the evorbita••t P . l - ea charged 'tor Mon, one,. to be with, dideimmed the Editor to undertake a New Edition of those W.irks and he is impressed with con. lid, nee that no other apir!ogy will be thought necessary, at a time when Mathematics 14 become a fash...able scien-e, and is looked upon ass neceasary acquisition in the polite world. CRIMES AND PUNISIIMEN TS. This Day is publi.hrd, price L N ESSAY on CRIMES and PUNISH MENTS; Translated frees the Italian of MARQUIS IIECCA KI A Frft.i Edition, revised and corrected. T. which is adned, a CONIMLNTARY by VOL ['AIRE, translaacrl (runs the French. Sold by 11. D. Symonds, No. 20. Paternoster-row. Whe•, n.ay be had. 1. OBSERV 4 T; 4 S "I) !he DUTY and P J 1 ::11F-S, est., ,••.1 uy the Lilts , wis E‘- tra-ts from various Authors. by A Fe. ,id to the Constite• Fifth Union, price Is. A niw and be.. It!ful Edition, pr;ittod in a Pocket Sia., with in e!egint Portrait • ritithot, engraved fly Ridley, price !.!s. 6d. sewed, or ! .melt' bowed and gat, 4 , of 7. The LAW • :.NATURE; or, Catechism of a **reach C.: men; contvr.ing the Second and concluding Part of The RUINS. , A Survey of th , Revolutions of Empires. by et..Vo one of the De, • mils of the Nationa' A•semlaly of 17114, and Autliur of Travels aatu Syria and Egypt, &c. " For Modr4 of Faith let graceless Zealot, fight; " His can't be wrote(, Timis Life is in the right." Foes. The above elegant Work 1111 the following iniere.ting • 6. Of Temperance. 7 0/Cont.; ,nee 1. On the Law of Nature. 2. eh:wafters of the l,ew of Nature. 3. Tn • Principles of the Law of N..ture, as they ~Nate tr. Man 4. 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