The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-03-02 00:00:00

.-..,-.., . . ‘• .. . -:-, . , - , .... • , ..___.... s, I:ill: r t Job .-Irigirefoo, • :.....,t. .... .„.1.:3.1 0 • f 'l' , :~~"~' k B :~ 1" 4 wo I 4.14 1 0- SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1805; • . . (PRICE SIXPENCE. VW* TUFATRE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 2, will be pre,ented the Grand Serious Opera of IL RATTO DI PROSEItPINA. with Ctorsr.e4, New Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, Btet. Tiv Mihie coinposed by Mr Winter. Ina of the AFFFROND E irit Act will I,e a A NeLAMOUR.w Divertkement called L' End of the Opera will he the New Grand Ballet of LA BELLE LAITIERE ; MILITIA. T lEUTEVANTS of COUNTIES, COM- A MANOANTS of CORPS of MILITIA, and UFFI CERS of MILITIA, being MEMBERS of PARLIAMENT, aru requested to meet at the Thatched House Tan..., at Woe o'Cloek, on Wednesday, the oth Instant, on Matters of the highest Importance to the Militia Establishment VICTtIALLING.OFFICE, Fu. 27, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS fir I" "tolling flu Majesty's Navy de petty Kir e Notice, That an THURS DAY, the 7th March torzt, at AileiViWeClacic prreetrim, in the Enemas, thty will be ready to ell, Mb% lughest Bidder, at 4lnjtsty's VietuaWag Premiers, et Deptfeell, vit )4, 4 Lett et;' the jhltaaing Ptoestioul and VONA/tin Starer, Ws.- TO BUIUS AND stuirs or. ESTATES. This Day is published, in °Savo, price 10s. 6d. beerits, APRACTICAL TREA'fISE of the LAW of VENDORS and PUROHASERS of ESTATES. By EDWARD BUKTENSHAW SUDDEN, Esq. Of I.incolies.lnii. This Work will be found to content, not only the whole law, on the sublet of which it professes to treat, with prettied illintrations, but also the general pratike of the profession ha regard to titles, assignments of terms, the calmness, to which a purchaser is entitled, searching for incumbrances &c. . Printed for Brooke and Clarke, &Allard, Ternikobar ; and Illtinotrworth, Fleetstrest. AYOUNG MAN, who is engaged the morning part of the day, wishes Employment train ten o'clock to six or eight at night, in any Shop or Warehouse; has lived as Stationer's Porter coins time, and has been used to Ware house Work. Any Stationer, Grocer, or other Gentleman, wanting such a Man, by chrefling to W. A. at Mr. Hunter's, No. 7, Francis court, St. John's Gate, Clerkenwell ( host paid), will be immediate!). attended to. Good references, as to charatter, can be given. NEW ARTICLES OF DRESS. TAD I ES of FASHION are respeft fully informed ..4 by ROBINSON, N.. 12, Henrietta -street, Covent- Garden, that the Nov. hies in his swim's Manufictures of CHAMKERRYS, ITALIAN SARSNETS, ROYAL LUS ier RES, IMPERIAL NETS (plain, and in gold or silver), ALIAN MUSLIMS, UNION POPLINS, Ste. ,4e. with veral other elegant articles of his own inv,sition, prepared for the present season, are now ready foe inspection. The high and Rattarisig approbation with which Site Articles 1 Robinson has brought forward in former seasons hit born honoured, has stimulated his exertion in the production of the above Collection, which, he doubts not, will be equally ap• proved. BLANCHE REINE DE CASTILLE. Comp.),ed here by Mr. D'Egville. The Music by S!,.ibelt. Vivant Rex et Regina. Bread, Bread Dust, Bakehouse Sweepings, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisin , , Rice, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sw e epings, Bags and Rae:, B:ef, "Pork, Suet, New Slab, Doublet and Quebec Ends, Staves of various &scrip tint's, 'fight and Dry Heading, Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece, and Rum Puncheon !leads, Brandy Pieces and Wine Hogsheads, Firewood, Iron Hoops, and worn nut Coopers Tools, lying in Ili; Majesty's Victualling Premises at Deptford. A Deposit of 251. per Cent. is to be made 'To., the Amount of each Lot at :benne of Sale; and if the remainder of the Mosey he rot paid, and the Parsietdars taken away, within Treaty Working Days afterwards, the Depo,it mid be forfeited, sued the Goods reismiu the Property o f the Crown. 7h " .1111 C a l!"o4o4lViefiali; raj ?ri/Octi Catalpa" nap be had, ot the &caldera'. Office. • "•ARTICULAR DESIRF. OF SEVERAL PERSONS OF DISTINCTION. TifF.ATR r- ROY AI„ DR UR Y. LANE. ;IS PRESENT EVENING, March 2, Their Niaiesne,' Servants wilkaft the Tragedy of DOU :Sorra!, by the Young Rorctus. Matilda, Mrs. Powell. To which will be added the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY; OR, THE WIVES METAMORPHOSED. Jolson, Mr. Bannister. Nell, Mks Duncan, The Young Roscius will perform co Tuesday, Thursday, sad Saturday neat week. On tC I IIIII if March wil/ be petdished, in Royal Quarto, Mil price Two Uttiflll2ll in beards, DESPANC a•for COTTAGES, COTTAGE - FAB Ms. and'RURAL BUILDINGS; including EN TRANCE GA I'ES• Mid LOIIGES. Ily JOSEPH GANDY. Architect, A.R.A. This Work will prom very useful to Gentleman who build upon their Estates, and to Architect. and Surveyors t ae it out a great waricty of Plans kw COIJNT If WILENI44B, designed in a style of unconsmombeauty. and all the advantages of corensodieut and seeneeeical • arrange meet. Each Mato is aecompanied with a Qicroall Play, mate. and Descriptions, in Lettes-peses,....Tbe priutipel sob. jeers are: • THE %TIM-ROYAL, awENT•GARDEN. rrIIIS PRESENT EVENING, March?, will be 1 ivied !9th time) a New Corned!, in bye AN, millet: TO MARRY, OR NOT TO MARRY, The Preineue to be spoken by Mr. Brunton, and the Epil ,, eue by Mrs. Glower. To which will ba added (2d time)* New Musical Farce, called OUT OF PLACE ; for Hull MAWS: Homing Vi Ceerssey Hemet e and treble dna- Baths. .n, Deity, and Drum. Gmen-benses. Farina. Entragerit Gesso. Mills. Lod.' and Toil ManufaCtories and Work- shops. !nu and Public-bottom Stables. A Village, Ike. See. Louden : Printed for John Harding, SS, St James's street. When may be bad, 1. CULLEY's MISER VATIONS on LIVE STOCK ' • con taining Hints for choosing and improving the best Br eeds et the most unfit. kinds of Domestic Animals. A wit4r Edition. with Plates. • 2. LORD DUNDONALD's TREATISE en the Nature and Application of the different setts 04 MANURES. A nese Edina°, ato. Just publtshed, price 2s. 6d. IMPORTANT HINTS and REFLECTIONS on the present State of the INFANTRY FORCES in limners' of this Empire ; suggesting feasible Memores of rendering every Battalion of the Volunteer rowan of thin Killoolll very far superior, in the most meential points of Service, to the prevent State of the Guards, if not almost any Regular Regiment in Kursive, in the sheet Space of One . Month. Also, poingiernut the most effectual means of raising . a suific.eht Disonemble Force to aoswer the &agencies of the State, &e.—Ad hewed to t , ,e Right Hon. WIIA.IAM PITT. Bra VERY HUMBLE PATRIOT. And this Day is publiihed, by the Author of the above An EXPOSITION. in Minialture. of the NINET EEN MANCEUVRES COMMANDED by HIS MA) PRACTISED at all REVIEWS, .%c. by every RE INFANTRY, embdtiabed with 17 Plate, neatly en ellepiitly coloured:and of the Esercisesind ed by His Royal Highness the Ohninander in Chief, fat *O 4 Pracric t and Gualarice of the Light Infantry and Rid? Corp..' liliistrated by Eight Plates, es, neatly engraved aliel coloured., This Compilation contains the Winds of Camniand for the Nineteen Manoeuvres, the most essential Rules he the Drill t those Parts not generally comprehended, are ta.d down in manner ealcalated most forcibly to strike every Reader. A ••• 'angular Method of Drill, by which a Volunwer Corers, that had not been enrolled one month, was made to match in line. toice..c thrice round a b 214 of way uneven gruatiA with proerion lia the sLort apace of two hours. A Impressing on the mini o f the recruit the mottch.tla in line, the most evsentist rules fur and ntarzh of the lute column, of rnan.eurre column, 'of char columa and echallon inov.tmente, &c. Tu the Light Infantry Maninsui rev ate given the L'e tions fir the loading and Stang in two ranks To which are affixed, within a very narrow coat •.am„Ttrenty ' Fieitrea, re;wesenting the Campaniles and hall P.aamos of a Illttaltun, by which, the Manoeuvres of a linttaiion or Opera hens of a Line may ~ s's be performed in Theory at any cnn venitnt mnotent. Th..l stile Col!lrolatioo is conspri,ed within a compass that would tint be found an utipleaamt incumbratiew to the breeches pocket, vet it is t resumed, that it would be foam" a useful remembrances even to the veteran offtcer, who may have been soli 3 tunic mien; ifed in the 'elm • slut ea of lug ;insfessint, and that it might very inaterilllv pre-oote the attainment of a perfect comprehenstors of the a v sal Iwitsei pl, of the most 1311•.1vvnIt parts of 'imam within a very short period in the young offro•r. Price :OS. (Pd. witluost rte w,eden figures, anal 121 with turns. Painted for Ifalatund Lloyd. Had vartreet. Family Mounting particularly attended to. Ms.) Family Linen, India Muslim, and every other Article of Linen Drapery and Silk Merce,y, as usual. `.TEFL'. LAVENDER and HONEY WA -I,J Nubility and Gentry are respeatfully in• Gamed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at 2e Di and es. 6d. per Bottie, as tIgUAI, of the most app.oved Quali ties, at Steel and Meyer's, Lavender Water Merchants to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 15, Catherine. street, Strand. From the great demands mal. by Merchants, Captains of Ships, and otheri, for these articles to export, they are informed they may be siciplied (rains their extewsre stock,with from one to MO Groce at Two Days' notice, and that the lowest Price, by theGroce only, is 211. per (loam ; the Lavender, 2Rs • the Honey Water, 98s T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is s oldld as usual at 2s. the Box, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the excellence of which is too well known to need a repetition. Families 'miffing in the Country, may have any oum•ity of Lavender sent them, by remitting a Note or order for Papnent in Town. VICTUALLING-OiFIC.E, SAN. 30,1805. THE COMMISSIONERS . for Vitisaing 110 3taiessn's Nary do hereby give Notice, That on TUES DAY, she gal of April west, they riUhe ready to receive residers srs writer% (sealed rep), for such Zaarditiss of the following Description of Stoves, viz. • Crown Dantzie Pipe, Brandy, Hophead, Brack thnsaic, Staves. ElrmEru', Pipe Stettin, Quebec es the respeose Perions who ;any woks Proposals thereof, will roo med to claimer ist, , thc ricsaallin4 Stores at Deptford asd Peyounith, issue; Proourtioss al sh itt herenfSer be doter:mkt/ ',pie; one he) by the 3lst sf (Monte nett, and the &manatee by the 31,g of December following ; end to be paid for by Bill., payable with istreest, Kiser , ' Days oficr Jote OR, TOE LAI; F. OF LAUSANNE. fh Characters by Mr, Hill, Mr. Braham, Signora Stowe. &c. tta Mundar. To Marry, or Not to Marry, with Out of Place. V STONE and CO. No. 134, Oxford-Street, 1: . Mantifacturess of Double Mock Tin Cooking Utensils, beg leave to inform the Public, that they h:ire ivy much im pr.med those Articles, which render them the cheapest and c!f.aeliew turnithre now in use. The following list forms a set, which will be kept in repair at all times for Two Guineas a year: Tea Kettle . . fJ 6 6 ftrzad Grater . 0 I 6 Coffee Pot . . . 0 3 6 Citotwate Pot & Mill o ♦ 6 Set of SautepAin . ♦ It Set of Stewlan. . I 5 0 Two Soup Put. . 018 l‘ 1(1101P . . 016 • Turbot ditto . 0 18 6 Site Pot . . Ul6 6 Matt Jaen . . U 6 6 1 , ty,06 Pan &C;(4,0410 8 6 C.a.leoder & Bert Pot 0 4 6 & Pepper Box 0 1 6 C.rersc Toaster . 0 4 6 Dripping Pan &Bute.° 7 * Shimmer & Ladle .0 3 6 Set of Skewers . 0 2 6 2 SoolOpSTizul. Wm 0 2 6 2 T4rt, 6 Patty rani 0 4 6 6 Table, I Egg Spoon° 4 6 Slice & Gravy Spam U 3 6 L. 9 9 0 VOIGIN MUSICAL GAME, first! iMd to Her "tr.* . Highness Princess Charlotte of Wales. VOIG MUSICAL GAME or BOX.— v T. T. BENNISON feel. great plramre in prese.iti.ig to the Nobility, Gentry, Witham*, Ac. an Invention which I:Neer& any thing beinre offend far their amusement; VOIG f s MUSICAL GAME, Ink, 11. by the use of which any penises, able to perform un any iiritrunsent whatever, may eorniwne the moat beautiful air. , either Pullaccas, Vl'aitzes, Dance:, Reels, or Songs, the number almost ittealeulabl,i, with a Ito.s fur ilia pia iotorte. Any Lids or Gentl,:maii, sr t . th e m at their 110.41 , 71, may have then, sent by a per..ia wlio explain the simple means by whiPli it is done. fttiec'inii. , will and them highly sit 'nth their attanition, and great :ill ne. mice made. Pii:ilished at it, Albenvilc street, P;c iaitill.. The C.iolitnins .1 thr Ciintract inn, be seen at the Secretary's Oire. N. B. N' Tender l'or a less ll.otiolfy than Fifty Thousand Crown Dantele Pipe, Tin Tiernined Crown Dantsie Brandy, Twenty Tionseuel Cr.••• 11 tia-.ie llorheird, r Tirentyllre Thinnest }frank Motile !timbre, Stettin, rr 4.it.bee Pipa States, will be • •s• lir 'Ant will be hod to any Tenter in Aide the Price Anil tint !,e m Crr.' rn Worrli nt leoett, or that shot! art be delivered to -c fi rnrt het;•re oot r'eloek .0, the sail rfaidtly 1 1 ; t of next, roe nn , ett the P. rs, the Te.rder, er 14.11 e Person 41 , 1 bit lir ettrn.it, row., r hen relied for. sp. m Box & Grater 0 ♦ 6 They hare hkee iye a larr at tea ofrlX, and a Foe 44.01 of bit mer and war.n Imthl toy .11 i l iortment of bronzed tilde knives and forks. Alsn ,r sett. A liberal price allowed icch.n.ge. ..t oh I 411.1 e, .110 ~,I rto‘til in N7RITING DESKS.-N. MIDDLE TON begs to inform the Poblic that he has :low ready f•or SALE a very extensive assortment of DESKS Jai BOXI'S for the use of L:idies or Gentlemen for Writing only, and Mr Dreasing and Writing, in mihoganv, *MID, and other fine wools, or lest-wir. lie has the greaustreoortneent in London of Letter Copying Machines Co Omuta's; Mmis..; and private site, so !.e m small ag t. be of n o inennvenien,. in travelling; pocket•bloks in great varieti , fitted sip for Ladies or G oitienom ; pocket commodes, ni Oa to contain' every necessary In sh.;ting and dressing, liarticillarly for Gentlemen in the army. A leoge assortment of Faure Aire. des IS .ing the real nianuficturer, lie is enabled ter s.-11 un the lowest terms and to warrant them. Th..: Mann. factory for Back Leal remeiis, N. Middleton, 162, blond, corner of Strand lane. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MA %CIS 18.15. W HEIR:E.I3, in prominie ft the Sixth SeSiosa of sfereyth olepSet 1,1 lite Bye LOWS f the UNITED CONIPNY ERCH 3 .1 ENGLAND TRADING ru t e EA *l' INDUS, it That a List shall ho pnlaiated FOLIiP.II D•ryt before the Annii2l Elettion of Direfturt, containing the Names of ouch Propriet-ot t qualified apccable to Law, 22 <'iatl in•SVritinp, to the Writing Secretary, their de sire of becoming Cansli•d-tey Sixteen Dais before such A n oial Elea ion. The CttU k r e DIREcT,)Rs e the tail CONIPANY da hereby g ire ?mite.ie order that the Pr prestos only enoforas to the tail Laso:ilist she CX13 , 44111 Dire 41.4 the sad C4asposy, for I'd sr Years, is oupustitest for the 10th Ds, of APRIL nest ; and that su h List oral be 'sash lied Fowler"; Days helots the said i2e:bra, us the ahoiens..uti,nert Bye 1.•••• directs. WILLIAM RAMSAY, SC (70111.7 • Reverend WILLIAM BA RC 'S I AN fl BILIOUS DEf/RNTKU,EN't PILLS —The Poh l'', a e r,or-re 1 t. ob.erve, that as the great benefit to be d.- rven the .i..ore Patent Medicine depends en the Pills brim; gellil.ll,, Ile. Majesty. Ifori. Commissioners of the htarini Ditties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. WIT. Barclay, the ;rile Inventor and Patmitie of the Autibilinu. Desdairuent Pills, the name of " The Rev. William Barclay, IttaTurewreeet., Bontlisetrint; to be engraved on a black Nunn, which stamp is affixed tit each hoe, all other. are coes• aerfeit; and any person vending the tame will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have been used with success by mans thousands ; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the following distinguished mos:mares, viz line Grace the Archbishop of Cinterbury —The Lord iii4hop et ltnth aod John li.invweincl, Hart. M.P. for Hu nituu-s-Sir Steppe, Ludintem, Hart. M P. for Penrsn—T. Anson, F.sq. M.P. Litehhe4d-../ames Aunyatt, Esq. M P. fur Southampton-.Cml Funs-der Esq. M. P. for Wenloc—Nt.. znolson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for liertford-wFA mu nal Boehm, Esq. New-street, Sprint! gardens--. Thomas Harnmersley, Esq Pail mall—G W. Dickey, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterhury--the Rey. Mi. Dirnork, Librarian to the Arch bishop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. E. Kerby's, Staffo.d street, Old Wind street—Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester square—Mr. Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Cu ) —Messrs. &eon and Co. Oxford-street—Mr. Bolton, Royal Eachange.-Mr Michell, Medical Repository, Long-acre— Mr. Edward:, No. 94 4, Holborn—and Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cbeapside, corner of Paternoster. row. Where may also he hail, tee following truly valuable Medicines, wh,ne happy effec's it' their several awes have procured the most distilguished pa. twinge :.--The Rev. Wm. Barclay's Specific for the sore and qredr relief of the Gout; his Solvent for the Curt of Stone; Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; and his Volatile Oar Eadintiosemp fur the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, Ste. all Iginctnes, to be genuine, must have the above•mstv cooed stamp. THE following was sent to Mr. BAItLOW (55, Spempgardens, Lorkinti", MEDICAL E Lrc. TRICIAN, Inventor of the inimitable Compaction, the ROYAL PrAtSI %NI DI A MONDS, no peculiarly set apart for the Preservation of the Teeth; irsoie especially, from the Dos revery leaving attained, (tom a Trial of its beneficial Qualities, the very high and dluinguinherl Countenance of Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of YORK: When Gen:us pines to see her work, decay, Ant imposition loads the world away, Rurievtion sicken* as she ',ado the page— That Such things are," to stigmatise the age. Hut when real merit, Ballow, such as thine, Awns a pow'r, and secs its foes decline: Proud reason sin 4es that fotly's reign is o'er, AVll:lequaclery falls—to rise again no more. So will the freeborn mole, in act and thought, l'raite where she can, and censure where she ought : And, since thy efforts basin the rrnud acclaim, The unhought nieed of YORK', illustrious name! She, whom cekstial charity call, her own; Queen of all hearts !-i-he eery kindness known: For whom the pros', of ll.;ring infants rise, Anil waft their grateful blessing, to the skies' She to whom yetdiuressiie'er made an appeal, But found how great, how truly she can feel ; Illustrious YORK !—..ince Ole your friend hasstood— Thy aunts sanction 'd for the geu'ral goal ! NIF.DiCAL ELEC TR !CITY ANI) GALVANISM. h lue been clearly mated by the moat learned Phu.rcians and ethers, that Electricity, administered by a skilful hand, it all ~ s umps re mi.*, an assistant to medicine, and, bringing rr spi:ation to its quantumi and regularity. ruminates and invi gorates the lively, which often gives relief in almost every disc enter incident to the human frame, and would save the lives of members at all periods of their ages an Caen when those Museum medicines, composed of steel, however disguised, lime prow .1 ineffectual, if not diAtruerive. • Mr. %flow mist respertfuliv begs leave to inform the No %atty. Gentry, his Friend., and the Public. that he has, at his bowie, No. NN, ,%miig-ginlene, on all entirely new, elegant, and improved Plid,,. en extensive API'.kRATUS to hir eranel LIE DICAL FLECTRICAI. MACHINE, by wh eh means Cu , Eli , loc AlNa r medically applied with the greatest care and Mr. It flatters himself that, from the many years practice, the nrnnlrr of critical caws he has experienced, the peculiar inton er ~f his anplying the Electric Fluid. and the great sat... lartinn he 11,s giv-n on all occasions, will eutitle Mm to their wee r.c imm I:daeleas, which will ever be gratefully ac ".lvlPl.—Ael,no retry N:otala! moaning Costae. & Original and only Genuine Rev. WM. BARCLAY'S PATENT ANTIBLLOUS PiLI.S. inade from the Patent, and sold at the Llaboratory, No. 39, street, Covent Gaoler', in bogies Si. fid. and 10s. each, and by all Venders in Town and Country.—Now publislitsi, and will be delivered gratis, on application at the Elahoratery, No. 3S, Bedford strea. AN ADDRESS TO TIIE PUBLIC, folly ex plaining the manner in wh'fli the Parent and Original Recipe making the Rev. WM. BARCLAY'S PATENT ANTI BILIOUS PILLS came into the possession of the present llolder ; also incontedibly proving, that the Pills sod there are inns, and have always been, the sole gmuuse ones, nn novelty, but such as have obtained in the estimation of the public, for the u enlisting relief in Bilious, Gouty, aril Nervous Complaints, their present high character, a. thl" Rev. %Vas. Barclay's Pa tent Antilii:ious Pel,." The above Address vs' el br f iund to hi 31LitlifletOry unwcrit" Advertisements ..igned.W.Barclay." NB. Tie puerile difference n: a black re red Stamp C.llll never weigh with a discerning Public, a. to a Patent Medi cine being genuine; ad the Elabiirato:y as above, the Public are invited to a very cliff:rent proof. The Patent, and only original Specification by wh.ch alone the above Pills should he made, will be shown to any Geentlenun sinning to see then. BE PARTICULAR AS 'lli ) THE HOUSE PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS CHAIR BEDS, ANI) EVERY OTHER KIND. THE ORIGIN AL HOUSE .AND INVENTOR. 11../U CLE It's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet 11 Ware-ruoins arid Manufactory, Nn 1 I and 14, C ithe rune-street. A large asarirtin sot of articles of the nevre.t, neatest, and mrs4 ceconorniest Pashiona, of well sesionel Ma terisls, excellent Vlf.alr,taiishiN with several Improvements. BUTLER respectfully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and i 11. sintiations opposed to him and counterfeiting Ins article. It is will known that BUTLER has two Patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all Kinds of 'rattles, and is allowed to be a gr.:at improveimmt ; it renders them 'note convenient for Heusi, arid lunch In..re portable. Tim principle of the Whet is appli cable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly useful in Sickness, and each, when shut up, makes a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting•rooin, Dre.singwoom, &c. The Four Poe and Tont Bois go tregetlho in all parrs with Wass, ant are Axed with much ease without the help of tools ur tacks, or nails ill the furniture, aid are very portable. Particular kinds of the alone, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and Hot Climates, also portable Chairs, due. BUTLER', Patent Manufactures have been graciously patronised by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho noured by orders trim numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and have been l'ghly approved of in the East and Won to ; the merit of the Ariake nes this met with favourable en cuumgmeut, and for ebiePi he retains hie grateful acknowleti meist., and cannot hut metier the kind I Iffices of some others, who fix up large Sign Welds, with BUTLER . * name inscribed, which iliay help also to promote ha Business, or should it be designed otherwise, he, by the 'permission of Ponitlenco, ma nufactures and sells his Sowrior Pour-post and other Bads, ex cellent Ds mg Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-turret, eight Doors from the Strand, a Brick-tome Howse, where he has constructed several Tools and Machines for Working the rune, and has otherweie ben et considerable expense to Wag them to that utility and degree if perfection at which they now are. At that same place may be had every attic I. for completely "'tarnishing Haws. N.B. Fur Leponetion. This DA,' was published, price 2s. AN ADDRESS to the ROMAN CATHOLIC NuLILITY soil GENTRY of IRELAND, on the Teudencv and ' , Seas of their lia•ticular Donrille4 and Practice.. With a Dialogue betwee.s a P•ipish Print and au acute Roman Cat!iolic Gent:entail MI the •.eiject of the AiWoo. Second Edition, enlarged and .. iinproveil Rf A PROTESTANT. Edinburgh : P:iiited by and for Mundell and Son, for Long. man Hunt, Rees, and o:me, P.itcriumrer-row ; and .1. Hatehard, Piccadilly, London; and C. Brown, Graftoudarect, Dublin. . . . At-above ma be had, 1. OBSERVATIONS on the TI.MPER arid SPIRIT of the IRISH NA 110 N, at the present Crisis. By John Pratt Winter, Esq. Bvo. price h. " A very judicious and dispassionate Address, In which the Author eapnoulates with his r nontry men on the eatemie Erik, absurdity, fuel mischief, of toe em‘lort which, to gratify a temporary paaiou, would deliver the, i.laint to • pillsging, treacherous, a-id relent'ess enemy. lie enumerates the reasons which should induce the Irish to vappmt the union of their country with Great Britaia, and paints, with strong colourine, the calamities with which all orders would he vnitod, in the cas.t of its being dissolved. He does 160 , dii.einble that there are grieninces whiei require redress; hot he exhorts to pa tience, and recommends it to par tine min time, to direct their efr.rts to improve the m ri.l social character 01 their end .trymen.".....Monthly Bevies!, Julie, 1604. 2. SERMONS on PUBLIC f.X.:CASIUNS, and a Letter or. Theological Study. By Robert. hte :Archbishop of York. To which are prettied, Me.flllolfs Of hi. Life, by George Hay lh anaemia, A M. Prebends, of York, in one vol. 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THE FARMERSAIVAG %MN E This Dry is published, contantiiir Eight Sheets Letter Pew. and illio.tratsi by an Engriving sal Mr. Gray% id ,rhino foe Harrowine Wet Land, Price Ys. fal THE FARMERS M IGAZINE, a PeriodicAl Wok, eadu=isety devoted to Agriculture anlß.ioal Af fairs, No. XXI. composcil entirely of Orig.nai Papets, a.,d cos ..% tains an Accooint of the Stile of MarloAs and Husbandry to Great Brit .in, for there last three Months. (Published Quay. terly . ) . Contents—On the selection of Grain for Se, Omer. rations oil the Working of o.:en. Be Loot Somtrvill , ., with answers to queries on that subject—Covida . ative em core of farm labour in the district of East Lothian in 1790. and 18(14, as reporo.ll to the Co-n Committee of the House of Commons the analysis of Limestone by Mr. James Headrick...The questio” c4iisidererl. whether Niazn.iiati•Limistone is preju!.. coal to Vegetation—.Accriniit of a Pimp withili:t a Piston, in vented about thirty ,ears ago by Georg, Jardine, blacksmith M Glasgow...On the injury done to Potatoes by Worm—. Letter from Sio Geo. S. Mac . :entie on the Analysis of Lime ston:, null on the value of Laeour—Furtlier canard-ration on the value of Lab our in the Highland., with remarks on Sir Gmrge S. MaCkerizie's Letters on that Sohject—Remarks ' on the It-mboirghshire Feeding Byre, described in No. 19—Querms on the brit Mode of reclaiming Mountain Lind--Answer th • Letter extracted from The Tyne Mercury , relative to the liarnbotongli Brec'l of Sheep... Ammon of the Chines?. mode of makitic Caliom—Un cul tivatian of the .1, u,..1:f0k ~,Arete on, the propnoal fur ereftioie Farsdng Schools—On stopping Thrash ing Maeliones which arc drawn by Hones from low starts,- lin sowing Paid., as a gruel, crop for Horser—Queries ou dig. ferent subicas in Husbandry-- sn improved rotation of Crops on the rich soils of East Lothian recommended—Method of making Potatoe Bread in the Highlands—On the present state of Farrah* in East Lothian, conspired to what it was in former times, with some remarks on the *mall return from Capital Stock inrclted in Agrieulture—On the benefit of Rnliin, when - romans are attacked by the Black Catcrpillsr—. %croon' of a whiw , ~. ch it is enforced, are judicious- Machine, whereby Wheat taint may he harmwcil in Wet Angell. 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