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rz" loco • Zf0164 'i ,~ r i ~ UMBER 2969.1 T• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, O-MORROW EVENING, March 27, i 802, will be pertormed, THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. SUETT- Yerdinand, Kr. DE CAMP; Antonio, Mr. DIGNT.3I Carlos, Mrs. MOUNTAIN Clara, Mrs. •BILLINGTON. WITH Shak - THE 'LIAR. t, tor th e hi_h espcare's Play of The Winter's Talc, performed last use, by first time, was received with the highest ap_ . most brilliant and overflowing Audience, and will " repeated for the zd and3d times Monday and Tuesday bext. Mrs • • • will ad at this Theatre on Thursday. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENt-GARDEN.. 7 1 7941° RR0W EVENING, March 27, s 802, will be performed, THE CABINET. • Principal Chariaers by. Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNDEN, FAWC.ETT, Mr. EMERY; . ~urOIrHARD, Mr. SI MMONc, Mr. KING, und Mr. HILL; rATTocKS, Mrs. ATKINS, H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mrs. POWELL, And Signora STGRAC E. wrrn , • THE REVIEW. .•. Sio n ', !kc 011dav, Mt C oo k e will perfonn 'the Chara6ter of %Joh Yaistatf, with H a rlequin's Almanack form 4:r ueaciaY by particular desire, MrsAltliOton will per k a "'-‘;.lle Character of Rosetta, in the Comic Qpera of Love. rVilla racier with Love-aLla- Mode. tivri e lt t ia th r tigh t of the new Opera of The Cabinot.ft.vill be • (211Saturit—ay Mrs. 13illingtOn will perform. ! • rC. t r cl. :w Grand 13allet in Aaiun, called The Brazen Alas., sclu ed %rt* and Rosabella, is in rehearsal, ,and will be Dc. Daweuk, with entire new Music, Sm4es.all &Ir. Datari o ` 4c, chn's C ome dy o f th e M an o f t h e W or ld-i s in pre altee i n which M r . C oo k e w ill ma k e 11:s first appear. 1V N,act,...,this Theatre, in the Ciiiaraact. of .pir ,P,vrtiaax • 101 1 . opn P AVING OFFICE, DUBLIN, February 2, 0 62. TfiCi A 4 1 ,1-3 FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. '''' I RECTORS and COMMISSIONERS and teCeiye proposals for Lighting the ['labile Lamps urnit t i" e s ill this City, and for keeping the same and the t • thereof rod order, from the rst of September 11 Pc'n i' c)r () he. Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed 4 'Globes to have double Burners. Thor, s e Board are willing (if desired) to enter into one or Pro " a :te 'Contrail or Contraa; for the same. bf m Pesals to be cent to this Office, on or before the xst day lok 43' next sealed I.IID, and directed to the Secretary of_ the open ed t a .nd in 'domed roposals for Lighting," will be on l , n the presence of the Proposer or his Representative, *ill : clock on the said day, after which day no proposal received. Signed by Order, , WM. HOMAN, Sec, st DISTRESS-ED CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY. CLERGYMAN of much Reuipedabilitv, and se uiness iTI the prime of life, sikdrnly til&l.eitilr°Grl4s ur m i° anaffiicied Widow and six Daughters ; has left co...'' in such a destitute situation, that their ,Frie n d s are a.orpt l lo-,..1 to ask.-the Assistance of the Generous and Bene hy ; 11 ,,t in thei r f avour. The Widow and the Fatherless are kg t 4s event not only left to lament his loss, but rn l i s i ai i n o tl in to o Nslii 0 with him the loss of nearly a—t iss a _ I.lri e h ,l Ile enjoyed, arid from - which nothing could be saved tlij o ; 6 ,nis life-time, having ceased with. hire: Those who Ilt s r ,' t'lLs blessings of Providence and who feel-the comforts Ilc'tto,.arnAle provision-bestowed on them from above, will, w lily ) i;.llt, commiserate the unexpeaed sorrows hi IN tht/tll,_istressed Family, and are earnestly entreated to tm ex o , - cons. -e natulof liberal benevolence, to alleviate their a - tt S , ta bscr* • a bssrs - street s; I,llsttons are received by Mess. Mares, peet. _. . 1 F ll e , Zrien, Mucus Martin, and Mello, No. 22, Finch -Lo - -Londe 13- 1 3 .11 11 • - I 6 Oldham, Esq. Holborn; _Rev. Wm. ."141:49 1 g li; e t t ° r f .. Y 6 h . ous . e, Blackfriars ; Mr. Henry Stokes, and No. 5 Lawrence Pountney the 4ev-Tesgsrsi let vies Gilbert, Cockspur-street ; and by • Tile }r,--asii IVorols, Paddington-Creen. • *kn° wled -il l' i s nr this distressed Family return their.grateful 1 2 41 ,ve ver„ -, " , ents to the Nobility, Clergy . , and . others, who . "' furth,cgenerousl contributed towards its relief. In hopes po rtt ; --, assistanCeY from those who have not yet . had the e s k eou t n rilt Y of subscribing, they propose to continue , . I°ll-•,Peri until t' •.- end of May, when the result of t,:eir . -I ° ll will be u- td to the Subscribers. . b 1:1E ATIVERTISPR wishes to part with a rciti,e'f2eaAble and lucrative Manufaaory in London, the vers,), of which are from 'cool. to r rsool. per Ann. and to.a *derain,,niMercantile Connexion, may be increased very on %Net. 'Y.--nipls etiquiring ' for A. P. No. 2.6, 1 .• illiers-- ; , tt leti ' will he informed of thither Particulars, and Speci- Ni s b the l'vlanu faCture produced. Not - more than 200.01. e...,_,..equired. -.....- • S pu rr , ..,.. ..N?—,.,- taPPE and Co. beg leave to. inform the 1: - t„ i i't,,l' gentlemen of the Faculty and others, visiting h-'ll(llt,°;:r.li__u'iblili:that. they may be supplied with every 0 th,,,_-.:,i.ere it Wsters in the saine purity as manufaaured. V i a, IV rkre, by sending to the Hous-s. of 1 1 / 4 1r. William .(.3 len . - 4t ° 4' tk4 ' rest, Dublin, Use only Vender of their s•-•,.....ers i n 0 1... ..:•s t -st Piq v "C Y. 1,4"-E LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING, Pv ~,,,IVl'\* ALLEN,' No. 59, Sherrard.sqeet, Gol ,t-'lll's.g`len-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street, Gool rer i'lelds, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who . have s .- Iley e atnt that accomplishment, or only in the old stile . :— " i lin• l s = taught on a planpartieularly calculated for thosL, to 44 (1, i n , 1 1_ is an übjed to acquire it expeditiously, privately, p ore ?ue first style of fashion. - ti . 4 ;ptFt"ts, Officers and Country Residents, .who wish to , : 4 „(1% - 'Lien- time to acquire this Accomplishment priv . atsi, , 1 4 ti l ; 4 4 few days only, may Board and Lodge quite wired DTh e , () , I llse, and haveconstant Instruaion. ash 0 ' ESTMINST.ER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are Nt 2 c e a week. }'ability Subscribers admitted. gone ~, J•r e Vle of respecan subscribe. call Ni ausl is conducted by two of the best Performers of ' mr. u sic in thi s Country. . " deillyitiA,. 11?-t N a)don -lisowns square all ` 1.... resent concern with hi s late. Aca .........._ • AN IMI'OR1• 'ANT DISCOVERY. .u. ILLs T m R 4 A d N e St P o Si s ß .l E li N t T cIe QUILLS.obje t (:), long' c,,, I,wislied nor, being worthy f the attention of-Profession. re . Prer,“zi;-,!1;'ell, Merchants, - afickPublic in general.. They a so as to 3 1)(4 r-_,t,bY a new process, which. tempers them tik IT,','-,l4'cily cleai• (the foundation ot a good Pen), and from 4,), .n?atoa. experience: have ascertained. that good Ink ~Nril ce4 t . , l .n!re diem' but on the contrary, when dry; will scale 14_11,(1 Item them. . iljt,._nstriirrienls for Nibbing ' Pens;" invented for thoSe who . _e.l ,i 1 them, as well-as their extreme facility, and giving ~,Pell as - tine a Nib as the keeneSt Penknife. Vzqrlibuigh, Penknives .I;i:antly mounted in ivory; with hlbastterl.lihnoenV,a'l, Perpetual Calendar, and several Blades and ' loc k wi tk • arl Pencils,'of pure Lead, Salisbury Penknives, ,puper Stones and Straps, Writing Deiks, &c. Side I,Y ranies Sayer, No. 14, Tavistock-row, South ..t Covent -garden, near Sofatlumpton:street. .E a . FRIDII Y, MARen 26, 1802. PANORAMA, LElguirrEß- T.T .FARE. BE - Public are respect ally informed; that the T VIEWS of CONSTANTINOPLE are to continue until near the end of April, when the View from the European side is to be replaced by Lord Nelson's Attack on Copenhagen. It is requested that the opportunity of seeing these Views may not be neglected, as they are bothinstrudtVe and entertaining, and are esteemed the finest Views in the World. As it is intended in, succession to exhibit in the Panorama all the most interesting VieWs in Enrope, and to. contrast them so that every person may torn) theirownjudg -ment of their comparative beauty, grandeur, and extent, it is necessary to keep the Views which have been seen in stteng recolleition. A View of Edinburgh accordingly is intended, to succeed the View of Constantinople now exhibit - 14,in the ; Upper Circle of the Panorama, acid is to open in the Spring . 1803. Open from Ten till Dusk. Admittance to each Painting One Shilling.. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE yHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, .and.PUBLIC in I general!, are respeafullv inforrhed, 0 1. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHVIES, contimies , to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given . such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article i 3. fully confirmed in thebpinion of the Country at large, and of. Persons resident irrall parts of the• World, and having.stood; the test of trial, ranks it in thelituation it now maintains: The general Utility of their Essence or Anchovies and otiicr: rich Sauces for Fish, &c.' thiliiteS them, from the numerous' Advertisements daily appearing, to caution'Tamilies, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their. Genuine,' but at their Warehouse-as under::; Every other Article iii the Oil Trade for family use, of the' best quality.• . • " ' • - West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships,, &Q.. Officers in the Armyanil Navy, sripplitd upon the shortest "notice for' the East and,West:lndies.,-eze• • • f,'• , • • .. 01' For the convenience of Famiiies in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. Johnston .and Co.; Edinburgh, their sole Agents fpr Fish Sauces. . _ Warehouse, 'Not . 507, earner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. . SOUTHAMPTON'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuesday the 3oth Day of Mara, 180 z, it One o'Ciock , . on the Premises, By Mr. WATTS • ASubstantial and Convenient FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOtSE, fit' for the Residence of a Gelded. Family; with a Walled Garden, planted with choice Fruit Trees in high cultivation. These Premises were late the residence of George - Tarbutt, Esq. deceased, and 'situate in the pleasant Parl..sh of St. Mary, commanding an extensive View of the River Itchen and the adjacent Cctintry.—The back part abutting the Common Fields called Huandwell. The House consists of two Pirlonrs, Diawing- - room, four Bed-rooms, and two .Garrets for Servants, Kitchen, Wash-house, and convenient Offices. _ Like Wise a 'Freehold Messuage or Tenement, and large Garden adjoining the above PreMises, very convenient for any addition to the Dwelling-house, or for ere6ting. Offices, Coach-houtes, Stables, &c. For Particulars apply, if by Letter (post-paid), to the Au'c tioner, irehSouthampton. LANDS IN IRELAND. MO BE LETT, for Three- Lives a FARM,' consisting of about Four litindred and Fifty English Acres, near the Market TOwn of Templemore, County Tipperary. The Ground is of a superior quality, either as : a Grazing or Tillage Farm, and well worth the attention of a Gentleman or Farmer desirous of breeding Stock in high perfeclion, which, from the nature of the soil, this Farm is peculiarly. calculated to elfee, it being a Garden Mould ; two or three feet deep, over Lime-stone. EncOuragement will "be' given to Tenants who Will build and reside, and nonbjati'on will be made to divide 'the Ground into smaller Farms, if more agreeable. The •Roads in the 7neighbourhood are ex cellent, and the Country healthy. For Particulars apply at No: It, South-street, Berkeley square, London; or to George Bennett, Esq. Templernore, I reland. WARWICKSHIRE. TO - ,ilE LE I', and may be entered upon immediately, lA'. A Commodious READY-FURNISHED MAN ,SiON-House, fit for the Residence of a genteel Fa mily; with good Gardens, Green-house with Flues, Melon Ground, Fish Ponds, and extensive Stabling, Coach-house, and other convenient Out-buildings, situate in the pleasant Villascrof Bilton, about one mile from Rugby, iii the County of Warwick, and two miles from the Great Road leading frOm London to Chester and Holyhead. Also several Closes of rich Meadow and Pasture 'Arid, adjoining the House ; the whole containing upwards of Sixty Acres. For Itirther Particulars, apply to Mr. Caldecott, Attorney at La,; Rugby: , A CAPITAL INN in HULL. • • T0.11.E and entered upon at Martinmas, iSoz, THE NEPTUNE INN and TAVERN, lately 11 hilt in a superior stile of modern. Architeeturc, and which fOr number and size of Rooms of all descriptions, Cel lars, Carriage-houses and Stables, with excellent Chambers, 13re'ximsc, Yards, spacious Garden Ground, and every other requisite convenience, is allowed to be one of the first Inns in , England. _ . • The , increasing state of the Trade and consequence of the .. Town atid Port, the grearimproverneut now making for the accommodation of Passengers between Barton and Hull, and the advantageous situation of the House, fronting Parliament street, immediately communicating With. the Quay and Dock, makes this a Most desirable Offer for any one who wishes td carry on the Public Line in 1111 extensive and re: yeCti!,7lc mairiner. . . , . . N. l;. A C lose of Pastute Ground situate very near the - Town; will go along with the' Inn. Also, if required, a most c!ortlpadt Farm . within about two miles of the Town, consis;',ll,-, of a good Parm-house, Barns, Stables, Sec. and upwarilZbf . Fifty-eight ActeS of excellent Land, Meadow and 1 4 zr.re C,--:ittild. Further !Particulars. may be knowb, of Mr. Green, Attor ney, in null, ()cat the Clerk's Office-, in the Trinity fluuse taere. '' March io, awz. Just published, Price 2s . And sold by Vernor and Hood, - F. and C. rtivingtoni•and J. Hatchard, London; L. Pennington, Durham; and W. . Chai'ley, Newcastle; (A New . . Edition), D EMARKS on the Uses of the Definitive Article IN_ in the Greek Text of the N EW TESTAMENT; con taining many new proofs of the DIVINITY of CHRIST, from Passqes which are wrongly translated in the Common English 'Version. - By GRANVILtE SHARP, Esq. _ To which is - added, an Appendix, containing, ist, A Table of, Evidences of Christ's Divinity, by Dr. Whitby. 2d, A Plain Argument from the 'Gospel History, for the Divinity of Christ, by the Editor. Near tyAREIELD, the VERGE of WINDSOR FOREST., T ° BE LET T, a Conv en ie nt FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, with all Offices comiileat, Gardens, anti Pleasure Grounds, beautifully encircled by a Lawn. and Meadows, about Fifty Acres of the richest Mea dOw- in the County. The Situation of this desirable elevated Spot, called or known by HAWTHORN-HILL, and has .been.the residence,.of a respedable Family - for many years, And marl* entered on iinincdidtely-, lry application to Mt. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Appraiser, &c. No. ioo, , . . N.B. the Live and Dead Stock, consisting- of Cows . , Sheep, Poultry, Hay, &e. may be had at, a fair Appraise mcrit. riOOKE's Cheap and Elegant Pocket Library, lvJ containing Superb Ejnbelliz;hrnents. The Works may be had bound,• or in I\T:umbers, price only Sixpence, each. SELECT NOVELS. Solyman and Almena o- 6 Nourjaliad t'd 6 Zadig - o 6 Aimoran and Hamet o 6 Gulliver's Travels - 2 o Sisters . 2 0 Henrietta - • - 2 0 Joseph Andrews 2 6 Sentimental journey o 6 Castle of Otianto / Rasselas - • a o Theodosius St Constantia t. o Quixotte Veinale v - 3 0 Teletnachus - 3 0 Humphrey Clinker e. 3 t , Moral Tales - 3 6 Bellisarius 1 0 Journey to the next World 1 0 Portspiey the Little 1 , o Candid - - I 0 Jonathan 4Wild Peruvian Princess r 6 Louisa Mildrnay - z 6 Count Fathom - -6 Tales of the Genii - 7 3 6 Roderic Random a- 3' 6 Tristram Shandy 4 6 Robinson Crusoe - 5 0 Amelia - - - - 4 6 'Adventures of a Guinea .5 Adventures of.an Atoxit ' 6 Vicar of Wakefield i 6 Gil Blas l i orn tones Chinese Tales 4. - Peregrine Pickle Tale of a Tub Arabian Night 7 6 Lancelet Greaves 't 5 Devil i on Two Sticks z o SACRED I Economy of Human Life. o 6 Death of Abel - i o Dodd on Death i o Docld's Prison Thoughts i o Rowe's Devout Exercises r o Young's Centaur o Don Quixote Pamela , 2.LASSICS. Addison on Christian R ligion Pilgrim's Progress Rowe's Letters - o Hervey's Meditations z 0 I o - 2 BRITISH Goldsmith's Essays . I o The Idler 3 0 Citizen of the World 3 0 SELECT - 0 6 - - 6 6 - . o 6' - 6 6 - -c, 6 -- o 6 - 6 t - - o , 6 ;- o 6 - o 6 - o 6 - o 6 - o 6 -- o 6 -- I o - - 1 - I, o - I o I 0 Gray • Collins otwe Rochester Walsh Sheffield Lyttleton Goldsmith Armstrong Smollett Johnson Garth Pomfret Dodsley Falconer- Congreve Fenton LASSICS. Adventurer 6 Rambler - 6 6 POETS. Moore - - 1 o Tickell - - I a Curiingham " - I 0 Lansdo world - - I o Blackmore• - - 1 0 A ddison . - 1 0 Shakespeare - r - 6 Waller - - 1.6 Langhorne - 1 6 Parnel - • - I, 6 Shenstone z o A kenside 2 0 Watts - -__ • 2 . o Glover - 0 2 0 Soinervi le - 2 0 Thomson - 2 6 Milton 3 6 Young - - 4 0 Pope - - - 5 0 Dryden , - - ,s 6 • Rowe Mick le Broome - - z o _ Mallett - i o Cooke's Cheap and Elegant Pocket Edition of HUM 's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, With Continuatiobs by Smollett and Lloyd, • Hume 53 Numbers, - Price,E, t 6 6 Smollett Numbers; - - • •"!" i 7 o Lloyd 24 Numbers, - - ' 012 o An additional Volume is printing, which will bring Awn the History to the present Peace. tagratify - the Admirers of decorative Elegance, SUPERIOR EDITIONS are printed of HUME's ENGLAND; and the POCKET LIBRARY in.general, which are on Vellum taper. They contain Portraits of the Authors, additional Subjett Prints, Vignette Frontispieces in every Volume, and 'the first Im pressions of the Plates.--The Pride of these Editions is One Shilling each Number.—Proposals of the Whole maybe had gratis. The Price of Binding thine Works in `Calf, - gilt, is Fifteen pence per Volume;. anti, in Sheep, Eight-pence per Volume. • London, printed for C. Cooke, No. 17, Paternoster-row:-; and sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. UPTON, near SLOUGH. TO BE LETT, with immediate Possession, ANeat Brick and Sashed DWELLING-H OUSE, in the true Cottage Style ; contains two neat Parlours., four best Bed-rooms, • and four for Servants, with every eon .venidnt Office; Stable for three-Horses, and a Coach-house; pleasant Walled Gardens, in perfeet order, refreshed and supplied by the finest, Water .that Spot. is SQ much admired for, and its Purity of the Mr. The Situation is retired, within an esy distance from the Church, about a quarter of a mile from. the Bath Road, an from London ; a pleasant Walk or Ride in two directions to Windsor, only two miles. Pfeae to raid to Mr. Kimberley, No-. 160, Piccadilly , for terms, wlficla are very moderate. COUNTY OF BUCKS, Within t miles of the Bath Road, and at tiom London, West. ' rHE LEASE of a most Complete HUNTING- A. BOX, fitted up and improved by an elegant Bow ; comprising a spacious Dining Parlour, and Drawing-room over, the same size ; a Gentleman's Dressing-room or Study, a Breakfast-room, four Bed-rooms on the First Floor, and font . Attic Red-room§ lot Secvants ; a Kitchen, Scullery, and gOod Cellars. Detabhed is a Was-house, a singularly neat Dairy, and Larder; a Stable for two Horses, 'and a Chaise house, with a Hav - -loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for Poul try, and other Conveniencies for Dogs, Piggery, Coals, Weod, &c. Two neat Gardens, fully planted and cropped, bordered with 'flowering shrubs ; together with 'a rich Mea dow adjoining, about Four Acres, remark Ole for its produce and excellent herbage. The Premises are in perfed repair, served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in ail seasons. The Front is bounded by the beautiful Village' Green, with. agreeable Plantations, and the verdure nearly equal to in closed Meadows. The Situation dry and healthy, Zo years of the Lease unexpired, the "Rent very low, and the Taxes very moderate ; possessing every other Accommodation cal culated for a Sportsman, or a Person retiring from Business: The Roads good in every diredion. Further l'articulars .and Terms, by application to Mr: Kimberley, No. t6O,- Piucadilly, London. - N. B. The Purchaser of the Lease: to take the Fixtures at a fair Value; and may be accommodated with the Drawing. room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and othe r Articles properly adapted to the premises., .together with the Live Stock, e.re. if approved of, at a fair Appraisement. '• COUNTY OF . BF.RKS, In the most pleasant part of Windsor Forest. TO •BE SOLD, with immediate Possession, THE LEASE of a NEAT. VILLA, 'in the true Cottage-Style, but ssesses all the Comforts and Ac connnodations equal to a Mansion, and has always been oc cupied by Families of Respedability -; comprising a 30b stithial Brick and - Sashed Dwelling-House, with Offices compleat. A Five-stall Stable, - Double Coach-house, with a Rom and Loft over. Behind the Stables tind Coach houses is a snug Farm-yard, with a Cow-house ; Standing for two Horses, Sheds for Carts, Piggery and Poultry. On the side next to the Offices detached is a Wash, Brew and Bake-house, with Coppers belonging, to the Premises.• In the Yard is a large Shed divided for the• use of Materials, Wood, Peat, Turf, &e. Adjoining is the Kitchen Garden, fully planted and cropped, with Melon pit, Green-house, , Gardener's Room, and pleasing Gravel Walk, the Borders singularly planted with flowering Shrubs and Evergreens, now in highs perfection ; together with so Orchard of .the best choice . olTrees, 'and three beautiful Meadows encirc).o the whole, about 15 Acres, well fenced anthwatered. The Situation of this Spot is remarkable for. the purity of the Air„being within two miles of the celebrated Sunning Hill Wells, the verge of the Forest,, only fo&r miles from Wind sor, on the- Reading Forest Road, near the Royal Stag Hounds, His Majesty's new - Rides,' the Parks, and, the'vict nity of a social polite Neighbourhood, not to be equalled 2, 1 miles from the Metropolis. N;B. Eight years unexpired of the Lease at Lady-day, , doz ; the Rent is low, anii the Taxes easy. • , Ternis - aird Particulars of Mr. Kimberley, No. x6o, Pic cadilly. 'The Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat . t•_ urnitnie, which is as good as new ; the and . Dead Stock alit at a t;iir. r ' i-;ti' ..;/~ "PRICE SIXPENCE. This Day were published, In One volume, thilavo, Price 6s. in boards, ERMONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. -Byyy the Rev. T. BASELBY, Cnaplaln to t Right Rev: the Lord Bishop of Lincoln; and Proprietor of c a rosvendr Chapel, Grosvenor-square. Printed for T: Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, Strand: This Day was published, In Octavo, Pric'e Lis. in boards; The Second Voluine of A SERIES of PL A I'S: in which, it i s attempted to delineate the stronger Passions of the Mimi,: ca,:n Passion being the subjed of a Tragedy and z.Comcdy. By JOANNA BAILLI.E. Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand. -By whom was also published this Day, A New Edition (being the l'ourtli) or the first Volume, price Ss - . in bbards. • This Day was published, VoluineS, SvO. including a New Voluthe, price 21. Ss. , in boards, . 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