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,~~,' I bt. , • NUMBER 1086.) EiNG'S THEATRE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, June 28, will be presented, the New Comic Opera, entitled, IL FANATICO PER LA MUSICA. Prlncipsl Chamaen by Signor N.ldi, and Mrs. Billington. End of the Finn AO, the Disertisement of LES JAREHNIERS.! After the Opera, the Anacrenotique Ballet, entitled, NARCISSE ET LES GRACES. Composed by Mons. Rouel —.Music by Bishop. THEATRE ROYAL. HAY-MARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, June SS" will be presented, the Comely of . • THE HEIR AT LAW. Daniel Dowlat (alias Lord Habash), Mr. Mathews; Meter Pangloss, Mr.• Fawcett ; Henry Moreland, NC. Kin`; Sted fast, Mr. Chapman; Zektel Homespun. Mr. De Camp; Krintek, Mr. Noes. Deborah Bowles (alias Lady Dandy), Mrs. Powell ; Cicely Homespun. Mrs Gibbs. The Original Epilogs* by the Charaflers. Tomah will be CA'rCHHIM WH CA N the New riem,ealled. The Principal CliaraAers by Ms. Whitfield, Mr. Palmer, Jr iijr LW/Ai, Mr. Taylor. 164 t. As Ca;pp, Mr. Mathews; Mt.e.rf sulsalw— • CM Moab" The tree Chew : Sir Itilireet St% lee; with The ease Lwaspi. VAUXHALL--Usat the Pitraig. et Rh Rorti Ilighoeva the PRINCE of WAI.ES.-.AN IMUNDAY, June 30, will be Pi Gearail GALA and bnliixttt Exhibition of FIRE-WORKS .—Adminion, Thom Shitloga Is =.cc open at ;;even, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock.—The Gardens are oik'n every Monday. Wed new:ay, and Friday, as Gala Nights; aq other eight. they ate AI R. DE CHEMANT, Inventor of the MI. ERAL PASTE 'CLEF H, has observed, in the Public Papers, tli;,l some of his menial Servants, whoin he dismissed from his service, have had the assurance to announce them sei•cs as Dentists, practising the art of making the Mineral Paste Teeth ; and, in order to gala the confidence of the Pub lic, have asserted, that the had been several years Assi-Jts an in that prof...son 1 Mr. Da . Ciicinant being the only person In Issizlan , t or Prairie who has hitheitu practised this new art, by virtue of Lett..rs Patent obtained art Hi. Majesty, and from tire Fre n b Government, it must be presumed, that it was at hie hmue that those persons pretend to have learned that an ; Mr. Cheinant, therefore, feels it his duty to warn the public that he hes never had either Pupil or Assistant, in bis Profes sion of Sur. e in-Dentist, or in her o,rerative Process ; nor has he ever confided to any person whomsoever the seeret and knowledge of his Chemical Preparation of Mineral Paste Teeth, the formation and per feBion of which, it is ri quisite to observe, demands lung and extensive professional Price, buil+ n the most profound ecientific the try. Fr Soho. TEEL's LAVENDER and 1-10NEY WA tJ —The Nobility and Gentry ere respeetfully in. formed, :h.Ae cerebrated Perfumes econtinneon Sale at 2s and 4s. 64. per Mottle, as towel, of the most app need Qnali- ties, at Steel and Meyer's, L %scarlet Water Mercliants to Mert Royal Konen the Princess of VVairs, No. 15, Catherine greet, Strand. From the great demands ina , te by Merchants, Capt.uns of Ship% and others, tor ti;ee • articles to expert, they are inflows:3 they may be supplied bran their extensive stock, with from one to 1110 Grew.. at Two Days' timlce, and prat the lowest P/.oe, by tlieGrece rsoly,„ 28s. per Doten ; the tweentkod. 121 ; tile tion•y Ill► it hge r ." mar brava& Dentifrice is so:d usual at ts. the Roe, to It. Is. per Dozen, the mice-U*llmM which is too well known to needs repetition. teviding in the Country, may liave any quantity cf Lavender sent them, by remitting a Nate or coder fat Payment in Town. W AR REN's CONCENTR A TED LINEN IJER -VINEGAR . ESSKS. WARIIEN acrd CO. having received 1 f eiuent complaints of Aromatic Vinegar in 'genet-AI, have etded anti brought to the highest degree of pertection, the a1.0.e article. Tne smell of Lavender is universally allowed to be the most arreosble and oefreshing of all dowers; the I VENDIR- V thIEGAR is therefore strongly recommended to the Public, not only as the most ageetable pertoine to persons in health, but also, as srorderfolly refoshiog b. threat labouring under sickness of any kind ; and liartie.dariv -whets the disease is of that nature, as not to admit of the'vriwloos being kept oTr en far ai.y length of tine; as it not :mtitg:, completely, the air oldie chamb , r, law diffuses • rin.ghtful and most 'r aising perfume through tlr. v imle of the As co initiate can after the cuNcEN - rortivu LAVENDER VINEGAR, it is particularly recommended to all persons tra velling to Foreign parts, as tint hest preventive of inflection isod to Merchants and Captains of Ships, as a useful and beneficial article of trails. Sold Wholesale and Retail, code by the Proprietors, Messrs. Warren and Co. Perfumers, at their origiaal Warehouse, the Golden Flneee, opposite Wood-street, Cheapaide; where War ren's celebrated Milk of Rees is made and sold as usual, with every other articie of English and Foreign Peifuinciy, of the fiat quality. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the nriginal Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by iris ...Acetates improverneritt tn the higke.t prifection {, it ta rred snit sold by . 1 - HOMAS and WILLIAM HILL'OR V, t.:ll••rtintt, Manchester. Vote ailt.to.b'e perfumed liquor, which isc•nitioard of higl.le tor:cremated Vinegar, *nod with the mow pleasant Afollea- Ilti and eflicai - out Antiseptic% may be kept unimpaired in any Climate, 311.1 far any pealed of blue. la Mngent cdo" , Hr.:acts it estrerscli giatcfsd awl salutary in Hdrl-Aches, Fanning', and in all places of public retort (a• Theatres, 4r64:104 of . .b•Shee,elc - , oast cootateraiks the b..a •If•ct• hotted and foul air, arid d the best antidote against the infection of all contagious diseases At there arc satiout spurious imitstintis under the plug and sisicar 'umbel., Willa of which are rllunr.u. y felaca•lllWd a. tannin...omit% die public are ragoested tn ulawrite, that the names itThomas and %V ir.iass Henry. Manchanter, - are en• gtav"d on each sump, to counterfeit shier, is a c apital trimly. The Aromatic Spint 01 Vinegar, price is. 9d (stamp la eluded) it sold wholesee and retail, by Bailey and Biew, Cnektpui•streer, Oho only Agmati an Loo.tnis authorised by tn. / * convectors; whet'e may he had, Si , Wife Boxes of (7.41, ceehrtimrt, c:try.tal, fie. lIENKYII CAL• cimrn IviAsseszA, ha hagaa,.., at is lid ; and larger, With glasastrppeis, aR es. earl. ; their nanietorting en she stamps.. Cori PDX. WCredUlity has been hurtled int , . a dangererm error, by in:, ifting ti,e Ilveawi of • West iota the WIM.IO Franke, IS a qae‘to , ii 1130 wavmlE ar- - tat-d tl Medical Disputants. Natnerrniv and efeuireaule eases, albsequent to its In.teulatiOn. h , ve b-en br,,egiit to Fite'. s tr^nl ouches -!beised eyes. eletraied anut,tri•ht tend-outs to mertilicat:ise, a n inveterate ant intuleralve kr:t a! deli, lam: acridpiertuk.4, aiNt tutu-flint of a nrOillIeli• wture. Fur 1...11116 *yds. Merculy is intruditood into the srsteti-wthe 01,11 , t of all medical 4 , 0 . 11; because It is introdorisi fol.( uietenecs It is nler well ..o seuerally known, tn.t tne VEGE I'ABLE tvIALII' of DE V t.LNOS h the only IMeOlci.ot *latch c,r. RifilY and see:, math:ate, the vcrOf.liOUS Yqta., by whatever vi•cie it etas lie escitiel end uruduced and which, goateed a debitititior end injuile*, always•iin prove, the csastituhon and dotterel health. Mr SW AlteS434 may be consulicil *ore 'Teo till Two, et Nu. *2l, Iteth-ttr.vt, ri.,no ars tie 4.l ,. iltsvie A repitee Sql SCA it mr. ye Scats . . . rttt SATURDAY, J SUBSCRIPTION MASQUERADE, LITTLE ARGYLL STREET, Obi TUESDAY NEXT, JULY I. ESSRS. ESCUDIER and SLAVE rtspedl iil fully inform the Nobdity and Gentry, Mat they o ur have Tickets for the hts,nimradr, daily, till TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, by appiyin; at the Cominitti.e Know, Lave Argyll -street. Subscription Tickets, includin: Copper, Port, Strews, and Chanspaigne, for Larliei, cacti ; ditto, for Gentlemen, 11. I Is. 6d. Dominoes, Character Dress's, Masks, &c. may be had in the boost, on the above evening. AMICABCE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, sERJEANrs INN, FLEET-STK FEY ASPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the CORPORATION of the AMICAtILE SOCIF.IY for a Perpetual Assurance Ofice, will be held at the Society's House is Sewleatit's Inn, Fleet-street, on WEDNESDAY PIk.JIT, the $d day of July, at Twelve t.'clock at Mani, pre eisitay, to receive from the Directors a Communication of • Resitlotion, which passed unanimously at their Court on the 28th May lea, as to the Expediency of applying for Power to vaty the Contributions of Persons hereafter becoming bfem bets, according to their respective sees. JOHN PENSAM. Register. CUMLIOT FOR SALE. AN etegue new fashionable CHARICer, body pawed patent yellow, carriage red, inside lined wilh rest tame, learnuche jest, &c. and is to be bought 401. under the mutt price R,r a Chastat of the same description. Mar be seta at East and Co.'s Hone and Carriage Agency Office, opposite the Prince of Wates Coffee Hume, New L'isle.idreet, Leicester-square. BICLS DISCOUNTID. TIANKER S' Acceptances. Merithants' Noblemen's and Gentlemen's WIN, Rills from the Coun try, East and West Bi•a, Tradesmen's Mills, at short or lons dates, to apy amount, diseonsited, and Motley advanced by annuity, or en any other aecurity. This who have money, may lay it out to advantage at these Offices. App yor address (pea paid) to the Dtscount Ofice, No. ➢4, Clipatene.street, Portland street, or to the Agant, Ne. 6, in the *alley, Lttr.- gate hill. 140. ' orrosrr E THE LONDON COFFEE-HO'JSE. VET" MANTLES, &c.—MORICE and PEN • NY. Their improved ktiusse:s Nese (wluch they war rant to wash and wear equal to Foreign Lace, or return the mo ney) having been so universally approved, they have treat in duced to complete a miry extei,si we assortment of Veils, Man. tin, Cloaks, de. on that particular gruuriC,the beauty and supe riority of which, over evetv other manefacturs, need no cont inent, and require only to be seen to be admired. M. and P. caution Ladies n ainst purchasing a spurious make, which w4i hot wash, brass made of , inf:e thread. Their Millinery and Drees Rooms are regtahnty supplied with every fashp.nable article. Haberdashery, (,lore:, Huse , &c. a their mail low prices. 4: 78, 1806. The only Repository in the Brill& umpire, when Comfort, Ease, Dembility, Pleasadieess, Economy, Utlity, and A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA 'fIREE ARE CUM• BINED IN THE PIIRCH4SE OF COLLYER'S SILKS FOCI( iNGS with Cotton Feet, No. I4G, Fleet street. A most rich, valuable, and elegant eeleflion„ at the followieg r !ees t—Lediets and Gen- Ilemen's stoat and fine Meek, white, end enhiured china silk, (tool Ts. bd. or three pair for a guises, to septufine with the most ftektevietate 'team hi. 11 To such of Cie Nebilitr, Clergy, and Gentry , who hews nail alai& trial of their distinguished end invaluable ex cellencies, it may be pope, atrir• precisely to stele, they me far more comfortable, Sett, sad ;Amara, infinitely more du rable, and though evory way eq.& in tichnie., alewife, and quality, are not semi this two-thirds of the pries of those with silk feet. EARLY RISING CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH, TO MEN TAL ININIOVEMENT, AND TO THE ATTAIN MENT ?N i) FULL ENJOYMENT OF LONG LIFE. AGre . 4l int:Wee:Tient to the Praetice of fenny Rising presents In the eery valuable Circiihting Library, No. 14, Taviitock•street, Covent-i..irden ; a^ Sub 'oilier, to this Library, when prevented front e i iinylog their morning exercise by ran, or disagreesb!e weather, may al ways find arap!e consolation and improvement in ;he perusal of :hi inter,sting, senovirrg, and instruftive Publications be longink to this ColleEt ion, to which daily additions are made of valuable and expon4.o workt in e,ery class of It:mature. • 'Car bane., add cards of tl.:c term., may be 1411, on applica tion at the Litmus, where aitendanos is givea ; . rorzi eigtit 141 the moron," till eight us the evening. --- - O (2ARD I N I AS.—lllis small Mediterranean Fish, eaten as Ancbositas,lifford one of the relishes known. (ificksen's peenared Anchovies, Inc Sluviviiehes, excepted) ; they are caved des, and aril keep a long time, in Boxes, at to. fid each, at HICKSON'', 170, Stand. Fine West phalia Hams, excellent Parmesan, Chavigar, ar.d Cheeses. German Sau.rage., Rein Deer Tongues, Potted sod Stewed Lampreys, Ls:nouns, and Shrimps, Dutch HcreMg and Perf, Cod Sounds, Smoked Salmon, Portable Soups, I sun:. s of Herbs, Vermicelli, Maccaroni, Troffer, Merells, cire', Capers, Mangoes, extra line Curry Powder, Kian, Soy, arectmerts, Pri.r.rved C;iiigrr, Lime Rub, llo• ey, Garlic, Elder. Tanagan, Chilli, and French Vinegars. The very best SAW Oil, Mustard, Satires, Essence of Ar.chuvies, Pickles, and every article is the Itaien and co trade. til r • • - vicruALIANG-OFFICE, Juent 24, 1806. THE COMMISSIONERS for i r iguoiling His Metittly'e Nary do hereby give Natter, That o MONDAY N.EXT, the 30t4 Institut, they will be et adp to receite 'lowans in tfeitheg (sca!eti up), and treat with such Perwm as tent undertake to purciolse ell the YEAST that shall be made Ia His Msieuo's Prrtduwse at thplOrd • Ji“ . tl,heirsr . fiett this day. The Curuttlioas ty . the Contract nay be teen at Secretary% Office. Ka Reverd will he had to oho Tooke is which the Price Asia not be !nursed Is, 11 , erci4 ortkat shot; hat be &levered to the &he'd before One dets.eq-, sea Use mid AloAd,q, twit, lee :Mb Instant, are wdeas the P,rome satin snake. the Tender., or wile Preto. .on hit beeek, sttrmta to aanete whoa called for. ROYAL EXCIIIANGF. ASSURANCE-01'1 , 10E, Just, 11506. PERSONS .hue Annul Premiums fall skt •n Oa 24th lustamt, are *K A, Warmed, that Receipt* are now ready 41 it delivered at this C.IIIIIIIU . S oft e,, over the IttnA EXCHANGE dad in PALL , MALL, r Well as by their re 'swain Azetits in the sewers! Coun ties ; sod the Parties astured e reytte,,ted N apply Jar the Renewal a/ their Rotaries, on or before the 9th of Ad, ant. ILI the untal Riven Daps al lowed for Poractst, beyond the Date If each Policy, icdi then report. SAMUEL YENNING, Jos. &maul. •.• Attrulanee is gives, Amity, at the said Ogres, for the as ef Buildings °sods, Merchandise. and Skips, is Mr:rimer, its Deck, or whje ,fee.. Luis or Dpsage Ay Fire; aaa elm for the , tens grausisur /.amities au, lives. N. 4. Fero Policies soil{ he a44.4044iNS e t:spews, t 4 the As. where the Annual Premiss. amonius to 'is. or upwards TURKEY CARPRT4.—TweIve of the largest Turkey Carpets in Enns, widt 16 small ones, of the very best Persian make, the premerxy. of a Turkey Merchant, leaving tins country, to 1/e sold 00 per cent. less than at any other house in this kingdop, at NIAS and CONIPANT'S Cat pet, Blanket, and Sheeting Warehouse, N.. 2, Char;cs.street, Middlesex Huspita: EAST INDIA GOODS ON SALE. HODSON and SIMMONTEM have cleared from 11 a Compaity'sWarehoutes,e v 7 artritt of cottons Muslin; .2c purchased at the rate now ended. Aftengtbeeems, about 60 plain molls, froni 301. to 42s the piarce,2o pails; 50 jaccor now, 731. 6d. to 84i. the piece, 10 yards, usually sold at nix guineas; and 70 curious sannoes, far handkercbleN, £ls, the piece, containing one damn squares. They have atm received, in Britich goods, a considerable supply of ti-littls corded cambric Podia; at 2.lis the pieuv, 10 vanis ; a large a remittent of 9-Bth and 6.4 th pisui ditto, prorntionably cheap; add several brutes of Fretich cambric-, at 315.6 d. and Us. 04 the pines. They have at repent for inspection an extensive sad elegant variety of fancy muslin., knots, kc. for morning end teeming dresser; of the sternest designs, which thec are determined I. offer on suck teimi as will not fail to insure them a reference. Nu. 711, New Bind -.tree;, near Oxford-street. LINEN DRAPERY SELLING OPE, At the Anchor, No. 1, Corner of Neweirillerstrest, behind the • New Church, Strand. r PATRICK, Jun. respectfully acquaints his ci.) • Friends and the Public, that iii coniequance of Woken% obliged to qui: the Premises by 21st of July next, he is MUM( the Remainder of his Sleek considerably uglier the regulas prices, conUrting of Irish Linen., Sheeting', Table Linea, Counteipmes ' Blankets, a Variety of Furniture Prints, and Dimities, Yard ant Ell. wide. pemted Calicoes and Cambric., India and &ital. Muslins, Muslin and Imitation India shawb, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Black Mnslins, Cambricr, Bombencen, and Ifeweiltasets, Cotten Hoge, Welch :gannet:, &c. N. 0. Ladies are particuiarly requested to he early in the r applicant's, as Monday, the 21st of J uly, will be the last day of MK. 311/LAJCI3 3 Mr..••• Ma. 1 . 1114 day is published, 111 Three Vol' price 13,41 d. In beside. THE MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW ; A TALE, in Three Volumes, By HENRY SIDDONS, Esq. Printed fur Richard PMtlips, Nip. 6, Bridge-street, Black tsars, and to be had of all Booksellaus. Of whom also may be Lad, jui,t published, Virtuous Poverty, by the aame Autl.nr, 3 Vols. ?. The Winter in Condon, by Mr. Surr, in 3 3 Nov.te of St Dominic, by Moo Owenum, 4 Vols. 4 Fleetwood, by Mr. Vat:ceM, S Vols. S. Ferdinand Fittormo.ld, by Mrs. Temple, Vol,. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STUCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION. • This Day is publt.hed, printed on good Paper, and in a clear Type; cor,esnond . rig in size with Dr.Mavor's British Nepos ; price ilc b send, with the full Allower:to to Schools; THCLASS BOOK ; or Three Hundred and E Sixty-bee Reading Lesions for Schools of either Sex combiqiai with the elements of all knowledge, a greater num , bee of Reading F.xercises, from the best Authog„ than are to be found in ally other work of the same riescriptiion: every lesson havine a clearly defined object, arid teething some priaciple of science or morality, or some important truth. Pk the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author ha s peen Stimulated to aim pile ;hese Exercises in Reading, by the obserratiou, that, althorgh thereat at; exist several excellent books for teaching Reading and Bloc's two, the objet of them does not extend beyond the mere com bination of words; and they consist almost entirely of pasta's., selected with reterence to beauty of composition only. In the present work, elegance has been united with utility ; sound • and sense have been studiously combined ; and eloqueoce has always been adapted to the purpos-s of in:truttion. lii short, every one of the lersons in this Class Book, is calculated to make the young Reader both wiser and better. Tim Author's own experience, as a Teacher, suggested to him the division of his book into three hundred and sixty-fise lesson.. or one for were day iii the yesri in each of which, the subje:t matter iv generally finished within the suitable length of a lesson. Tots division, it is obvious, wel be at tended with an equal degree of convenience to the Tutor a id Pupil, in the a...tual business of a public Seminary. Printed for Richard Phillips, Nor. 6, Bridge-street, Flak • Mars; and to be hail of ell Booksellers in the Unlbrl ►ingal KOTZEltt.'4's TRAVELS IN ITALY. This day are tmbhaled, in Four closely pruned Volumes, small oaa.o, iinliorm with the other 'navels of the same Author, price 11. in Wanly, TRAVELS th rough ITALY, from Livonia Omagh the Tyrol end Florence, to Naples, sod Irons Naider, through Moon., Bologna, N;alan, and Vienna, hi Nrr tin I performed ilurir‘ the close of the Year 1.04, arid the Commencement of I 50:b. By AUtS'USTVS VON KOTZEC,TE, Author of Tat Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Praarici t , Sm. &c. and ' of Travels in Siberia and in France. Venires English mitres have pronounced Kotzebue to be, in every respett, s• the ira of travellers," as welt as the most lively painter of manners and character that in this line of composition ' ever addres;e4 the Public aril the um:versal re ce,Jtion of his Travels in hibeaa and in France, not only in every part of these itlands, bon every country in Europe, is a circumstance denorishative of his extracrdrinry merit. Yet, however interesting nice have beta his former ravels, the.. in Italy rank at his chef d'aturre, and in a partimdar manner command tf.e boh:e of the literary world, as relating to the most immatini countries in Europe, and as possessing a nch:o4l u..ecoallid fund of novelty, info:motion, and amuse. meal. P.inted for Richard Phillips, BridCe-►meet, Illa:kfriats, and to be had of all Bookselle4s. Of whom may he had, The F.urth Ifd.tion of KOTZEBUE'', TRAVELS in SI BERIA, three MOUT," pm:old:Is. 6d.; oaths Third 701.0.11 of Ls r.R.AV84.3 in FRA:iCE, th•sc price U,A. boards. SUPERIGR FAMILY MOURNING. Vgo:.l the dec?ded preference which padieg of 1' destine - lion, and Tannins in general havejlean to Wa nt WAIN 'a MOURNING AR FICLES, ho has been induced to maiinfadlurs, and add to hes Colleetion. several which are not to be had of any other person; and he has completed a stock of iloneb..va-na on a new principle, which are as sett and lib light as Muslin. He has also finished a great variety of the so-much. admired Imperial Lifetree, and thin Italian Widens, articles made of Silk and Worsted, whit& r t undslet or crease, and which, when manufactured upon the improved system Which he has adopted, ar.: diva:dc lecycrid precedent. N. B. The above, en all the 11CW Caluar., and orrery other a.t cle, both fashionab'e sal doeisestic, in Silk Mutely, .fed Linen Drapel, as usual. No 12, Ilem.eita .treet, Comae Garden. I AMES DAWSUN, aged V4.—At the age of Is rs, he was aihnitied a I)ateent at the 1/rspari•ory, No. 15, Soho - square, atter being divenarged front St. Bartholomew's and St. Thomas's Hoy itals He had two ab.cesses, one io the `laved near the p it of his neck, and another l&I the gland under his arm, wl.reh together bowed his head on Si. breast in weting. These it wa, thouaht woeM prove fatal to him, arid yet all the other clan& in the nett: were eueesed. Two years of seven (hit aaprenticethy) he WAS unable to irOVOW hit employment. On first taking SPIV‘PURY's PATENT ANTISCURIDTIC DROPS, he mended, and in four years he becatbe wall; aid though since reoreed to odd mid wet on volunteer dull', 114 Wt. li•ca. , :4 a return of his Jots Be careful, in purchasing this 10,4•,1,:iite, that nice wiede " By the King's Patent" are ex. 1 .,,,5ed at lengsn on the bottle, bill of diroSions, and outside wcaolwrr, rr t that the Siam, (the Kisses duty) is priritart Week inileadi of red ink. Wwies., WILLIAM TYSON, till, Tootry-erect. This Mertiorie rs sold it bott•de of b. 6.. 101. and 11. 2,. inc`..ded. at tlur Dispensary, No. 11, Solto.square, L un . and by wall tese&e:ty goats in town end-::ar.:.y. , , Xl4 7,7:V!!"-- (tvqo:z, n. • 1 LAND SURVEYING. This Da y Ate publittei, illustrated with a greater misty of Copper-plates than any other work of the kind., and ago earth upwards colons hundred Wood Cuts, price is. bound,, T H4 ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, io A LL ITS BRANCHES, pritaically adapted to th l use of Schools and Studeuts ani including Practical Goo curtly ; - Trigonometry ; Larid Me.suring,*by the f.:114, Piet* Table, Thendolite, and other Instruments; the entire bet ties or Hilly Ground; the Division of Limn Plotting' and Mappino : illustrated by highly finished Engraiti , -gs, 'Oahe and coloured; Complete Tables rrf Sines and Tangents, Logarithms, die. dry. ore. - By ABRAHAM CROCKER, Land Surveyor; cf Frome, in Soatermsahlre. The object of the Author of this work hat been to produces tactical Sys;em of Land Surveying, crortespouding scientific arratozeraent•ud peroicuity witblvtr.Bennytistle'S well-known System of Meitiuratiou Every Role and Cabe isiilograted with namoroas Examples and Eterciess Irk Me see 'et Teachers and Stuuetits ; ynd an uousuel ...'irpenee has beat 41- - anted to produce viol, Enaravirigs, plain and corteured, as should completely instruct the youngSurveyos iL tire icopottain art of correct soil ele"vniir. Drawing. Printed, for Rictiard o. 6, Brietim-street, Aiaelf friars; and to be ha of allitooksellers in the Unit-d Kingersa. • LOUDON THE LARGEST AND MOST YOMULfa CITY IN THE %TOYED.' ' • This Day So published,' , . • A New Edition, emrected to the present Time. with a large Modernlp of °laden. with atl . wiie of the Envirmit t and . enshelfirbed with several Tun pnce Fire Shi:lmit, hound in red, r HE PICTUtig a LONDON for ISO 6 La -ling a full and cornet Descrintloir of the British Metre- . pole., and of iii Vicinity; and a Faithful GiEde to all 110 Ceti riositirs, Amusements, L-thibitions, Public Institutions, w.glf I whatever is rentarlcab:eau d deserving of Native • with itiega Variety of Useful Teel tsconta inns( the H3Cif444. , Coat& WO Lou of Streets, lusts and Coffuwheuses, Chancey's, rigelhe Office:, he. 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