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- TN ''' I- . ../ • , it' 41L, IA 7 • w ... .. to 1 e fop .4. ,--t 1.11 4 rtitoo - '7:lrefo. 4 0 \z-., ..)'\ 1. 1. , Cf• p • 1 .0. .... ...r• .........1 .4mlmlN - 2137. Ily • MONDAY, N'WEMBER. 27, 1809. PRIG! SIXIP'AreIt.HALF? J , • • ;. a! ,~ • 4 I ' 0 ! II VI/ OK I Ellin% Pi 11 , 1 W TH SATZ &ROYAL, COVIIINT-GAR DEN. PRESENT NIONDAY. Now. 27, 1100, will he revived, the T , of This day are published, handsomely printed in &my ♦ln.. with a Sue Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully en graved by C. Warren, price 11.5.. boards, MEMOIRS of +h.• LIFE quid WRITINGE; of Sir PHILIP SIDNEY. " Nur love thy life, nor hate : but what thou best Live well: how long or short, permit to Heaven." MILTON. By THOMAS ZOIIICII, n.n. F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham. The Second Edition. London: Prioted for J. Nlawman, Poultry ; and T. Payne, Pill.111a11; and Wilaim and Smi, York. Of wont may be had, by the same Author, WALTON'S LIVES Second Edition. lOU. Ivs boards. FIRST STATE Lori's" Y FOR, 1809, To he Draws on the lath of Feta wary, 181% ALL IN ONS DAY. TICKETS anti SHIAktES are now selling by Sir J. BRANSCOME and CO. at their lucky Offices, Ne. I t, Holborn ; 37, Corehill; ad, Haymarket; awl 260, Stroud; where thvy had the unprecedented (child fortune to, distribute to the public, in last three LotteriCo akaser the fullowiag capital Prizes, in Shares, nuncly e,t;is 9,1,13 10,977 ...... 200)00 4,390 12,31.) 3410 With the erand capital Prize of I,inio Tickets, No. 3,014, whi,..11 divided arquosst the fortunate kiddies L. 14,76.; ; iii• depeudent of 'egret L 1,0.4 r &c Sec. Where like wise the fist Lao,o-o.i Prize, the only :..4141.00 Prize, and the last 1...41,n00 Prize, ever shared in the Slats Lottery, were sold in thirty-one erosion of their ships from our ports: and all the a•sorances which the English resid.•ut h.qo con ivve tti-m, tint uo berm is intruded them, are itisult cient to quiet their appreVieki.ms. irageily TIIE ROMAN rATHER. Tunas Ho§tilius, Mr. Egerton; llorattus Mr. Cooke; Po:thas flotation, Mr. Yawn: Valcriva, iir. Broutqu. 11.14,144 Msa. Clarke; Valeria, Miss nrittlfle. FROM SATURDAY VIGI .s GAZETTE. . - In Act V , the Eutry of Pu blics intu Rome; with a Tri umphal Chorus. To which will be a Tragic Paatomimical Ballet, DON JUAN NY THE [INC, A PROCLAMATION. (nonce R. Whereas our Parliament stands prorogeted to Tuesday; the fink day of December neat: We, nith the advice of wir Privy Council, du berchy publish and declare, that the sand Parliament shall be farther prorogued old the ;aid tail% it:y of December nest, to Tuenlay the tweuty-third day of Jana. a u ne x t : an d ei a h,,ve g.veo order to our Chancellor of that part °four ()tided Kingdom called Grant Britain, to prepare a commission fur proroguing the tame accordingly. And ..• we do further hereby, with the advice aforesaid, declare ear royal will and pleasure, that the said Parliament shalt, ots the said twenty-third day of Janaary mat, be held, sod sit for the divatch f divers areal and itanns laat I:fair,: and the Lora Spiritual and Tempotai, and the Kiiiglats, Cities. s, aggißseereesee,-avid Commiatienesi. uf Shire* and iler;tas of the House of Cumnromi, are hereby ►equired sari cum seandcd to give their ettcadone isccordingly,mt Wungnia ster, no the said tweisty.third day of Jetratey 'text. Gi►en at our Court at the Orme* Palace, the tweots•. second day of November, one thousand eight hano.r4 and Mut, in the fiftieth year of oar ni;n. GOD SAVE THE KING. OR, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. Dna Juan, Mr. Eortuu; Dun 'CI'. 0,111M:1111i -41.11) Mr. Chapman; &urns:much, Mr. Griinit II liu.n Mies Brixtow. 1 - 6 e Dances by the Misses AdetnE—To roorlu.la with x of the infernal Regions, and n Shower of Fire 1 lie Doors will be opened at linitpait Five, and the Play at iiiiltpost Six. Hover, 74. i Second Price, SO. 6d—rit, ts. ; Stroud Price, 2r, ; Second Price, 12.--lipper Gallery, ts. . To.tuerrow, The Arhoul for Prejudice.—On Wednesday, The Exile.—On Friday, A Core fur the Heart 'Ac►e.—th, Saturday, The English Fleet in 1342. Soperior Books, for the Use of Schools, lately patinahed by J. NIAWMAN, 2/. Nutt rf: I. ]pVENING A MI./SEMEN I'S, for the Year 1111. 14 Wog the Sixth of the Serira of Annual Vo lumes, or the improvement of Students in Astronomy. Price 3s. lib/Sidi. By W. FILIND, Esq. M.A. Aced" to the Rock Life Assurance Company; late Fellow of Jesus Collexe Cambridge; and Author of "The Prin ciples of Algebra," " Tangible' Arithiaetic," " Essay on Patriotism," ,s.e. In this Volume are delineated the motions of Jupiter, Ve. fink and Mercury, Ouch will, early iu the year, exhibit an appearance that will excite the attention of an lavers of as tronomy. 2. YOI:TH's HISTORICAL GUIDE, together with the Evidences of the Christian Religion, eummelieudinx so in troduction to history in enueral, history of the Jea torieal heads of Greece, Hume, and Englaud, Soc. by John Sabine. IYmu. 4%. hound. *. • .' _ SCHEME. 4 4 12 20 20 44 36 4.9.60 - 72= s,noo Prises • L 200,000 LYCEUM THEATRE. IWlnlit THE SPECIAL MUSE OF THE LORI) CHAMBERLAIN; Graoted Ihr eth present Station to the intet applieetiee of :111 violin ptioetpally iottnieterl. TTHEM MAJESTIES' SERVANTS. form. log the COMPANY of the lite DRURY.LANE LATHE, will, THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Nue. #7, ISug, petiorin the Comedy of • MAN ANt) ITTE Thi., Lottery is upon the sane Plan u the lect ; 1I rntri•l• a. HISTORICAL DIALOGUES for YOUNG PER SONS of buth SEXES; particularly dimpled fur the rider pupils of schools. By Mary Hays, Author of female Bio graphy, kr. a vol.. 1 ?010. 135. boards. 4. SUMMARY of ANCIENT HISTORY. from the ear liest egri, to the dissolution of the Roman Empire, A.D. 47ti. With a geographical iadea, describing, thi situation of the several countries, cities, riser*, and mount:Ms, the names of which occur to the ►istory. 11100 45 imoUild. only r,,o , pu Nnudiers (from 1 to s,onn inclusive); but riiere are Four Tickets of each Number, which will be severally en titled to whatever Prise is drawn against such Number ; for instance, if No. I should be drawn a Prize of no,nool. the Four Tickets of that Number, will c.ch be emitted to 7 0,u u01. rm. k tug, in the whole, au,oool. The abo've Proprietors earnestly renni:mini an early pur douse in the present Lottery, hting un the same much ap proved p 1.,: as the last, when nearly every ticket was sold,' as they pii Aitine a scarcity of tickets and shoots will be es. perienced, fount the spirits of the plan tieing more geutrully known , e s Prizes paid on it. nomiti. OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. Lord Austilirontt, Mr. Holland; Sir Rowland Austen eourt, Mr. Powell; Charles Auworm:art, 'lr. {{'reach; Sir Willoughby Worrell, Mr. Dorton; Alrel Grown., Mr. Wriiitzhton ; l'orselius (Mediums, Mr. Johnoone; Po.. der, Ilr. Mathews. I.aily Warren, Mrs: Harlowe; Hiles tl'nrrrlt, Ms, E.s4i Fanny:Nl las Kay. To which wl4lx. adle.l, by trirtieular desire, the Musical Eattertaininent of Queen's Palace, Nov. et, 1809. The K 111 1 4 wry thus day pleased to confer the honour 4.1 . Jvre Huta:sty, of Law &Al Hoo.c, ill the county et Glatsiorgaa, MY GRANDMOTIIER. • Day Gossip, Mr. Mabee" ; Woodley, Mr. J. Smith. amilutte, Mrt Alatthews; Florets, Miss Honest'. Boxes, 65.; Second Price, 3.. 2 .4"it, 36.6 d. ; Second Price, 46 --631Lery, es ; Second Peke, is.--Upper Gallery, ts ; Second Price, tid. The Doors in he (+twice, at Half-past Five, and the Per. fornsaare begin at Half past Six. Thu New Farce of Nut at Hume ! was stain received with ineressud appinu‘e, and will be repeated Tomorrow, Wed aseday, sad Thursday next. To-alearrow, Tite luroostart ; nr, The Way to Win Him : tioarre. (first time) Mrs Edwin.—On Wednesday, The Haunted l'ovver.--fht Thursday, The He* W. Law.--Ou Fi'olay, All is the Wrong. S. PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY, containing a concise view of Europe. Asia, A Oita, and America By .1 Guisean, A.M. Fourth Edition, considerably eidarz,td, in one Vol. 121110 us. bound. rjoST, between ‘Vools.rivii end Greenwich, on Friday night, between the; hours of half past nine and half past ten o'clock, a black Leather POCKET BOOK, containing .Al of the Bank of Woolwich Notes and Bills. The contents of the Book are of no use hot to the Owner. Whoever will bring it to Mr. David Naylor, at Greenwich, or, to Mr Long, King's Arms Tavern, near the Barracks; at Woolwich, shall receive FIVE GUI N FAS REW ARM MILITARY PROMOTIONS. f.rnr-Ofer, 1. - oreueSsr es. innp. 2d Regiment of 1.111: Cusrl , --Lient. James Parkinson Mil ler union, from the 4:411 Fuut, to be Lieutenaut, vice Yonne, who exchaogr... Royal Itt;eirricnt of flip se Guards—William Citti& Shaw, Gent to he Cornet, by purchase, awe Neville, who cc tires. Ist Regiment of rout tinarcL--Captain John Robert Cdney to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, rice Cocks, who retires. Ensign ' 6 A NEW GEOGRAPHICII.. HISTORICAL, and COAMERCIAL GRAMMAR, and present State of the several Kingdoms of the W. Ad. Rc William Guthrie, Esq. IllustratrJ with a corrett Set of MApa, enzravcd from the most reoeat Observation,. and Oratitzht.4 of Geographical Tr:rimier, In one vcsy 1 trze Vo nt ~e, taediam 4110 lac Isounsl . the Twentieth Edition, corrected, and considerably enlarvi. la the press, and speedily will be published, LNIALJA;IE LA MAItQUISE DU DEFFAND, to the Hno HORACE WALPOLE, afterwards Earl of Orford, from the year 1761% to the year 1780. To which are added, Letters of MADAME DII DEFFAND to VOLTAIRE. Published from the Originals at Strawberry Hilt. • ' Printed fur Loapaaa, Mont, lots, a. Ono*, Ps'ernos tevirsto.. Thomas Street.leld to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice tdisey. .6th Regiment of Foot—Lieoteuant-Colonel Henry Tolle!, from the Ist West-Ingin Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, without purchase. Slat dittu—Lapt. Frederick Sparks to be Major, by purchase, vice Dunkm,proinoted in the 77th Fnot. gist ditto—.Breret Alajor E..lwatd Gilliam, from the Stub Foot, ,o be Major, without purchase, vice William, pro moted in the titith Foot. Seth ditto—Capt. Robert B. McGregor to be Major, vier Van delenr, deceased. 9141 ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Berkenistad Gleg„7,, to be Lieutimairt Colonel, *about purchase. Capt. Donald Ill'Ne:111 to be Major, vice Clegg. STAFF Brevevitt.l.re Tranelt (limbee, from the tieth Foot, te NO Stair Captain at the Fenian Dep6t at In mansion. littSPl FAI. lITAFV. Deputy Inspector %Vitae= Fergaisoli to be an Impeetrw of Huepitalc iu Puntui al r I). under the command of Lies tcll:lllt krel al 111TESI . 01,1. To be liospital-Mater Ga General Si,vde—Cliaties cumin-, Geist.; Muses Grlt6tr.s,k:ent. ; Alesaunkr Gent. Cowouto.ions signed by 15e Lord I.iroternant to elt County , f f Kent. Chatham and Gillinch-.m Volunteer Artillery—Second 1011J11 kililev to lie Fest LivolcosaClt, sire Barnes, mimed. Dated Nov. 17, inno. William Marsh, Gent. to by Secued Lieatenaul, v:ce Dated as above. 7. St -1 7'1,111Y of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of lite Lower Cirri of an Academy near town. it2use. 3s. bound. CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY, lieiliz a xer.ind part of • Suiprn-sy of Geography, Ancient and Modern a iti.vr and improved Uhler', t2mo. 3s. lid. bound *,• Screw& Night of the New Critic Barletta, and first time of aa inteiv:tine New Domestic Military Barletta SiN cterle, Ikc. d,e. &e . PAVILION THEATRn, NEWCASTLE.STAEET, ATHA ND. Esti.blishcd by AUTHOR! TY, and LICENSED by the Right liunoilrohle to RD CHAMBERLAIN. TI'ItESENT MONDAY, Ncv. , z 7, 1809. J. Brat time, n New Military Paddle Sprclack, celled CLARA i or, 'lhe Mysterious Recruit. The idea of this Drama* Sketch, is taken front a weltinowa Prink, called elem.". It he war is rem ellnail *rem wbev. it is seipmesert C. have taken place, to the borders of Scotland, merely for the ilitrodisction of character., which could Dot otherwise, a itb propriety, have bee. admitted.--Previons to the above ..dl be acted (7 th tassel the Comic Itiolrtt a of The HAUNTED VILAGE ; or, Love's Strativeni —Horse snamship by the Diiub:e Coin pauy, partic u larly be Mr. Smith and Yocum Ssiniders, with the latter's ROPE-DANCING. The whole to raeclude with (t Oh time) the popular Pingo tllloll4l of HARLEQUIN EXILE. Harlequin, Mr. (NO WA; Clown, Mr. Norman ; mid Colonsbilie, Mrs. Parket Boxes es. Pit a. Gal. ts. Secoud Trice at Halt past Fight. N.B. Equestriaa Tuition by able 31Noitels, from Tin till Three o'clock. N. STUDY el ASTRONOMY, adapted to the Capacities o' Youth, its Twelve Familar Dialogue. Ixtween a Tutor trod his Pupil, expiate* the general Plinenumena of the Heavenly Bodies, the Theory of the Tides ' ex. Illit.trateti with Copper-plat... By John Stedrnau. 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JA E.YS-STR EET. 1[1[01111.; ES, PAINS, and Co. Stock-Brokers, 'isnot respect fully ar q saint their Fri • Is and the Pub l., that the Tickets and Shares td' the pr"ent Grand Lot levy are ne sale it their Offices ; awl they pet titularly brt. ; to alarerve, that the Scheme contatas Forty Caoital !'rises, and is ou the cone moat excellent plan as the hot Lottery, •kicb gave such maiversal satisfaction, namely, 5,011 U Nunl ike*, SO4 200. , 10i. in Prises. To bedroom in One Day, Feb, le, 1810. THE ORIGINAL NAVY 1 600PEIL-HOUSE, NEVVCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. -91.124 LET!! M A 171(ICE„ Wid of the late GRIFFITH STA URICF., Proprietor of the shove po pular, infects-frequented, and long estabinheil Dote , has car ried on the business since the de a th o f h er late host:and. The great and extensive petronag, whieh she has received iu that iuteri.il, from her Nemec...as trends and the Public, has determined her to continue it, and encourated her to viake new nod extraordinary exertioes fir puti;;e favour. For this porpiwv, every posaildc insprovcim•nt is mahsog in the internal management and accommodation,, of the honor; and no ir.pense, nor pains, will be spared, to render it pleasant and advantagrose to those who frequent it ; whether s i n g le, or iu parties as Catliat visitors, ores inmates. Tlic Stock of Wiser is large, and of thelwit quality. The Premier n are rxtetiatt e, unit besides the other superior acconi m.nlaiimi, cnalam a l)initig.rooni, peeutinily adapted •to lime UI N N PARTIKS. The whole is under the im. me.iiide superintendence and raarnantacat of SIRS. MAU RICE. • COWL rfflHE RIVER TYNE COAL COMPANY most rrlipectruily inform ire Pahlie, th , y hare a fresh 111 - rilrll a Urge N Ettl; Ara I. COALS, 06 , 1 al thong's tite great demand nod short supply of the London :nit t, the Ptoprietom engage to vend then; at tr2e, per their:rou t fur ready mercy, and sent to any part raf the tow.o, free of ex pense, metage sod shooting essepteal, rind the 4111111 allow acre of three sacks isigrain with taid•C five eh tlecan• Orticrs scut to Mr. March's, flabiwg-rod and tarkle-mak , r, Fleet street, and No. et, Ptityee•a-stre r t, Casen d.rli 'grime, will he immediately attended to. A catrAT PALL•ON IRISit 'LINEN*. /11/IE fiti!iti LINEN CON' l'A Jump this day latideded a cuatiderable cargo of IN'S!! LINENS of ttioS Pit INC', Y LEACti, which arc tourin elieapar than say I t;.o,ts they have had fur lOWe yenri; a Scent fail having taken place un Flax is Ireland. 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According to authentic intelligence received from Petersburgh, the treaty of commerce, con cluded in 1801, between Russia and Sweden, has regained its full force; yet, with regard to ships' papers, the Swedish ships are to be subjected to the cline proceedings which are observed with respect to other neutral vessels, namely, that they must lie transmitted to Petersburgh, and examined there, before they are unloaded, which takes from 12 to 14 days. The papers which the ships are bound to have on board, are the muster-roll, measurement-bill and biel-brief ; and the bills of lading, and certificate, of origin, mast be signed by the Russian or French Consul ; or in places where no such Consul resides, by the Magistrate of the place. It is reported that the exportation of rye is to be permitted exclusively from this port, but we hare not yet received any official information on this subject. According to the last accounts from re tershurgh, all sorts of cdlonial produce maintain very high prices, while the course of exchange is extremely low. Several ships have lately arrived here under Swedish colours.-1 Stock/odes Commer cial Gazette, Nue. 14.) STOCKHOLM, NOV. 13. It is now publicly made known, that our inter course with England is to cease, according to the stipulation! of the lute treaty ; for ye.terday (Sun day) notice was given from thy pulpit; here and in several other of the ins:Anne towns of Sweden, th it our ports steroid be shut against all English ships, on N'ednesd•ty the Itith instant ; and it is therefore espected that an official cotninoinieatipts to that effect will be mule (n Rear.Arlmirsl Pirk more, the Cumin miler-in-chief of the &dish ships' en this station. He is to sail for England on the 16th, but the last convoy cannot 8411 before the Id Dee. and two Aim of war will be suffered to 'rumba at Carlscrow to escort it. Two Swedish ships of tte line, Tune foliates, mud several gun-hosts, hove, within these few days, soiled from this city fur tie it pnrt, before which tin-re is at present one sb p cruising, to precut tare entrance of airy Eii4lish vessels. The t • ohabitanti here, portico{ dy those of eirlsannii, ate grestly otsrturtl front fear of a visit 11 an Loghth am, to reasouitrate oginitt this sz 114NKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Peter [lrian', of Dedliam, Ecw e , muaey.scriveno 1101KILU PIS. Elirsbetli Ware, of Cheapaide, London, milliner, to sur render, Dee. 5, at one, 16, and Jan. 6, at twelve, at ball. Attorney, Mr. %Vetch, Nickolas-Lane, Lombard street. John Newnuni, of Rishopsgate•street Without, Lewin*, liacu-draper, to surrender, Dec. 5 , Iti, and Jan. 6, at twelve, at ton:dhoti. Attorney, Mr. Parton %Valhi...tilt, 1.0nd..n. Robert Cannon, of Kim:Quaid. rind, Muldhsex, builder, to surrender, Nov. at tit. tvr, Dec. 11, and Jau. 6, at levee, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,' Mr. finale, Hart street, Bloom b Eduard Abell, late of Old Ford, Middksex, builder, to surrender, Dec. a, nail Jan. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorury, Mr. Crime, New-Inn, Laudon. William Hett, of Leeds, York, woolstapler, to sarre:.der, Dec. 11, Id, and Jan. 6, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Leeds. Attorneye, Mews. James Lambert and Sone, Pa:_ ton-Garden, London ; and Mr. Shelton, Leeds. Henry Parry, late of Liverpool, merchant, to turmeric', Dar. ' ic, and Jan. 6, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Idver pool. Attorney'., Mr. Thomas Harrison, Liverpool , and Mr. Bennett, Dean'scourt, St. l'aul's, Loodou. Margaret Priest and Jobs Priest, of Thorny-Street, Bloomsbury, Slidrlleses, eosch.makera, to surrender, Dee. 2. 5, and Jan. 6, at ooe, at Guildhall, Loudon. A ttoruey, Mr. Patten, Cross-street, liattoo-Gardea. William "t liarnton. formerly of Devoushire.street. Nlery la-Lonne, and late otCa , bz, merchant, to surieuthei, Dec. t, at ten, 9, and hen. 6, at inn., at GaHdhall , Lou Sou. Attor neys, Messrs. J. sad W. Mein, t.ion, New-Ina. George Mabba Shelley, of St Mary, Whiteehapel, Mid dlesex, hosier, to siteretider. Nev. au, at one, Dec. 11, at twelve,and Jan. ti, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. 1. Mr. oxley, Che.ipside London. Charles Ditelin, late of the Strand, 31idilleses, music seller, to sui r niter, Dee a, and Jan. 6, at ten, at Guild. hall, London Attorney, Mr. Wood, Rithiniind•buildings, Deau-‘triet, Soho. loael .llesauder, late of Doke-street, .Hittite, London, broker, to sorrentier, Dee. 9, .6, and Jan. 6, at tievels, at Guildhall. Attorney, A. leases, Beves-Nlark, St. Mary-Axe. John Mired, Bristol, grecer, to surrender, Dee 6, 7. Saddam. 6, at eh veu, at the Bush 'cistern Bristol. Attor neys, Mr. G. Strickland, llr;etol , and Messrs erica Loudon. Jame. Sisitclone, late of tVood.strect, London, hunter, to oarrun....y, arc 9, and lan. 6, at tVitire, at Guildhall. Attorney, NI: C. V. Fidel, Wood street, Chrap.ide. M'Dowall, of Tottenline-courrroo,l, Middlesex, Ihern-draper, to surrender, Dec. c, 9. nod Jun. 6. at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Merles. Maddock and 1111 , :veue‘on, rotii's.lan. Joseph Stru,t. of Li. Ile Queen-street, Line:rhea-inn-fields, Middlesex, 'hauter, to surrender, Dec.:, l, sod Jao o, at one, • t Guildhall , Iluilau. At.nelleys, Mes.". Deu:un and Banker. l; ray's- in a. via e, I .oail un. ll Atm Kirkpatrick, i•f Manrbeqer, 'but now of Load..,, . to Lent, to 'amender. Nov do, at one, Dec. It. at tvre;••, a.a Jaw 6, at ten at •.u11,41., 3 0. Louslua Attorneys, Meows. Malatya& sad Randall, Coal*. st.eet, Holborn LEve the remit& of The Gazette, see last pziel Tbis day @PI poblished, price Is. ' VIE °MAGA 110 N.) of CIittI•TIANS to I attempt the CONVERSION of the JEIVs. Ha a PRESBYTER of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. London . Sold by Black, Parr, and Kingahrtry, Coutes hall-stt,l t , St. Pants Church yard; Hatt:hard, Piccadilly I gad Camada.-XLMlLl•rabary. -I 1