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. , . , _. •s: til i; , - ' t'i I. • •• .., • ... .•\, % ivizde....,,.....„,4- , ....... ._,. . ~. ..77-... . r - ,:e-...:1 , :-,,,.•0. , 1,_,... - ' ',-.1: - ...- - ; "5..cr,•tv ,- 4,,,, ~,:-•:::.:7•- 7. `, ' • I' ' t j . il• ... • s ~.x......41 , 41k. ' ,;', ‘ :,••,;•-,-.•'.- . . tt •-' ........... % (1) /..dir AV:\ , , ... '4 . ' ili Oil VvA.% , ir,-- a •-ic)1 11 cf., •N. As_ __ i c — 1. r _ . : -. 4 lA. ~ „„,, k •-.h. , ,-,' 1 iiAt_ ... ~,. • , 4 .. , _ .I ‘ la ;, - -a c, '-• ' l / 4 --4- :- 31 , NUMBER -1510. j SATURDAY, APRIL 4, )bO7. [PRICE S,IXP.tNCAt t:•• car Lott ;114 s- aS TR if NS P OR T. OFFICE, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rr'HIS PRESENT EVENING, April 4,. 18 ,07, i'viri.be perform :y.l - FOURTEENTH OF , THIS MONTH GOVERNMENT STATE 1.01 - EERY BEGINS This Day was puhlishzd, ST AT E of the CAS E. , Addressed to LoiA GRENVILLE.and Lord HOWICK. Printed for J. Hatch,,rd, Bucks Aler to tier Majesty, 1901 , afivaNit • - THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. Goye...i.or Heart:ill,. Mr. -DOWTON ; . Frank fleartall, Mr. ELLISTON; • Mr. Malfart, Mr. POWELL ; jun. Mr. 14. SI.DDONS; Captain Woodley, Mr. RUSSELL; • Fer ret, Mr. P A LMER; • Timothy Qir‘int, Mt. PEN - LEY ; Simon; Mr. MADDOCKS !The Widow Cheerly, Miss:DUNCAN r • Mrs. Malfort, Mrs. H, SWDONS ; Julia, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Mrs. Fidget, Mrs. SPARKS; Susan, Mrs. sco - rT. Alter which will he prOduc,:il (4th time) a new G rand Roman tic Meto-Vraine, called THE WOOD ‘D_EEMON . . Or, THE - CLOCK HAS• STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes,, Machinery, Dresses, ikc. The Overture and Music composed by Mr.; Kelly. Hadyknute, Mr. DE CAMP; Guelph°, Mr. PENLEY ; Willikmd, Mr. DOWTON ; Uswy, Mr. GIBBON ; Mr. WEtll.3 ; Leolyr', miss C. BRISTOW ; Una, ivl rs. H. SI DDO.NS ; Clotilila, Mrs. lialt LOWE ; Pauliva, Miss K - ELLY i . 'Boxes 6s. ,Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6c.F. Second Price 2S. '7•3aliery 2S. Second Price is.—. Upper, Gallery, IS. •Se send Price 6d.-No Money to bereturned, Vinci for the Boxes to be taken attire Box-office,,in . Little Rus6el.strect. - The Doors to he opened at Hail-past Five, and begin at half--past Six. On Monday, Lovers' Vows . ; with The Wood Damon ; or, The Clock has Struck. - A new Comedy, in. Five Ads, is in rehearsal, and wilt be Rrodiiced in -the course of tne following week. DRAWING, And contains Two Hundred and Fitly Thousand Pounds in Sterling Money. ' THIS is the most extraordinary SCHEME - ever produced in ac Annals of Lotterios. The unprece dented IslinnheLof Grand Prizes Makes - Every Ll:rtery-Otfice a Temple of Wealth ; • , Noleenthe'r T HE COMMISSIONERS for Coulueiing Hi NAJESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE,, for IA -g Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Cat;e and CZertoity Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready: at this Office, on Saturday, the 2d day of .114 y, 1207, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may ' be willing to Contrail for Viaualltng . Sick and Wounded Seamen an'Sfc't PH.lOlyl7 of War in the xespeßive Hospitals at Jamaica, for Twelve Months front the tst day of Jul,, 1807, No Tender will he received after One o'Clock on the day of Treaty,not:any, noticed unless the Fatly, or an Agent for him, per ionalty attends. Each Tender must be accompanied with a Letter from two 4:peels:6ie Persons, engaging to become bound, with the Person tendering, indite Sum of ictool. for the due performance of the.Contraa. Next Meek will be publi:ihed, In Thirteen Voltim/s, Oefilio, price 61. i6s.'6d. T HE WORKS 'of Sir W. JONES, - with a ,LIFE _ of the AUTHOR. Eiiery'Aiivedturer is in the kciadlo - Riches '; • Every Ticke's drawn i4th April will bea Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as SCHEME. • By LORI) TEI6'NMOUTH. - - Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly . ; and John Walker, Parernoster- row. 4 Prizes' of ,C 21,000 - are . 480,000 4 0 . 000 4 - - 5000 - 20,000 i c , _ - - 104.700 - - 500 - 5000 - - - • - - - 3000 4) - - - 50 . Pf whom may be had, A few Copies of the above Work, in Eight Volumes, Royal Quarto, elegantly boUnd in Russia, price2ll. This Day was published, In One Volume, MM.' price 4s. boards, MORAL TALES, for YOUNG PEOPLE. 1- A. By Mis 2 HURRY, (Late Miss Mitchell, Author of " Moral Tales."), Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and J.• Harris, St.' Paul's Church-yard. 3000 - - - f''io - 60,000 pop first-drawn Tickets to, each - - - 30,000 zs,ooo Tickets ,c 250,000 First-driwn Ticket, tit Day - k zo,ooo Ditto - - 2d Day - - 20,000 • Ditto - „3d Day - zo,Ooo' Ditto - -Aith DAy - 20,000 Ditto • sth 'Day - - 10),o0o • Ditto - - - 6th Day to,ooo 'TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta- Mished.Offices in Eiigland; 'lreland, and Scotland. The First-drawn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousand rounds. - 7 ,Cl 9 17 o ttilf - - to 3 o Eighth - - 12 0 Quarter - - 5 3 o Sixteenth - . - t 6 6 Farther Particulars . mayl! known hy applying at this Office, or to Mr. Moth, Agent of the Naval Hospital at 7anzaico: This Day was published, In One Vo). run°. price Bs. in , bOards, the Second Edition, embellished with five Illustrative Etchings, and two Head- 1 R. KEARSLEY respeafully, announces to ti.., Public the recent completion of • his elegant Edition of the PLAYS of SIiAKS PEA E . ,' printed in a very supe rior manner, by Bensley and Davison, in 14 Volumes, Fools cap Bv.o. This Edition .is embellished with Seventy-five Plates, froM Piatrres and Drawings by the most eminent De signers, and engraved, in the like Manner, by the ablest Art . ists. Perhaps, tp give some idea of the .beauty of the .Plates, it may not be improper in the Proprietor to state. - what is really the fad, that they'alone,'inftependent of the Expeocq of Paper and Printing of the. Work, have cost him btwecn two and three Thousand Guirtea, and that the whole Under. taking has not been'ccmpleated under an. Lxpence. ot, eight Thousand Pounds ;_ in.fa6l, this Edition of Shakspeare is liv far the ,most beautiful of any that has hitherto been and is enriched with Notes by the most ethinent Commenta tors, viz- Steevens, Johnson, Malone, and others; price Six Guineas in boards. A few Copies on, large 'Paper, with Proof Impressimsof the Plates,' Twelve Guineas. It- is likewise to be had in various 46,* Fleet. street, London, April 1,14807. pieces. • H E PLEASURES OF, _HUMAN LIFE. Invc;iigited --Cheerfully E turiditted—=-Satirically a - ,e re ..... Ptomulgrated-Explicztly, and Phi!osot)hicVy in a Dozen Dissertations on Male, Female, and Neuter Plea sures, interspersed with various Anecdotes, and expounded by numerous Annotations. By HI LARIS IIENEVOLUS and CO. Fellows ofthe London Literary Sotictv of Lusorists. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row: ' STATE LOTTERY. First 7 diawn Tickets entitled to Capital Prizes. • LJAZARD„I3.U.RNE,.and Co. No. 93, Royal E;(chaoge, London (by whom every. Prize of the aboVe description pas - Sold and Shared. in 'the last- Lottery), are now selling: TICKETS and SHARES for the STATE LOTT ER Y, rhich will begin Drawing the 14th of April." The First-drawn Tickets on the Four first Days of -Draw ing will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUN each, and the First-drawn on the Fifth - and sixth Days' to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS each ; and the First-drawn 3soo TiCketi, in addition' to-any - other Beziefit that may' fall to therm: will bo en: itied to TEN PONDS each THEATRE ROYAf., COVENT-GARDEN. 'CNN AIONDAY NZXT, April 6, 1807, will be lieri.4:At,'ci •• KING RICHARD' THE - THIRD. King In.:liar:4 Alr..•C OKE. • - wiTil • , , ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES—Part • This Day was published, In Medium Quarto,' price r.s. 6d. and Imperial Quarto (with First Impressions of the elates), price 16s. con. taining• MINE ENGRAVINGS of the very curious and unique Door-way to the Temple Church—An Inte rior View of Milmsbury Abbey Church—The Interior with Turret, and Plan of Malnisbury Cross-,Three Plates of the Round Church at Little Maplestead, Essex—The Screen in Edward the Cunfess , r's Chapel—Plans of the . Queen's Cross, &c. This Part will complete the First Volume of the Worts., and contain a copious index, with additional Essays oil Crosses, Round Churches, &c. By lot-IN BRITTON, F.S.A. _ . HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER 00OSE • Or, TITE , COLDEN EGG, Principal Ciraraders, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; Colin; afterwards .tizirlequin, Mr. KING and Mr: BO- The 'CAPITAL PRIZES in the last Lottery sold at their Office were, . . . 'i - of ,C 30,000 r - of ,Ccce.) i - of - -zo,ooo - •and-z - •-- --of woo I - of ic.0.,-. All in Share., ; rt.nct ..;,,e , ol 500,1 'in a Whole Ticket. *** Orders trom the Country, with Remittance, attended to on the same T ring as if west., t. LO( NA, jun. :afterwirds ?mita loon,- Mr. L. BO LO N A.. 'Squire klult;. af;.erwaril - s Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; odt:fish, Mr. MENAGE ' - tabid.alov . (with a Song); Master SMALLEY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. Boxes6s. Second Price 3s. 35.6 d- Second Price Gallely _s. ,Second Price is.--U• r Galle r y b • . . Second Price 6,1', N o Money to be returned.- Places for the:Boxes to be taken at the Box..ollice, in Hart street.' . . Tile Mors to ,be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half -past Slx. - The new, Comedy of Town and Country is unavoidably de. 4 errtd, on account of the indispokition of Mr. Kemble. On.',V,dv,esday will tie produced a new Musical lie, e, in Two Aeli called ‘Vhi'stle For It; with entire new Music, Ecerfe r y, s bresses, and Decorations. THE FRIENDS to the CIVILIZATION "and ti t. t ESS :LIU C are desireia to nacc; at. Free Alasons' .. Hall, in Great Queen street,. Lincoln's Inn FieHs, on Tuesday the 14th April, at Twelve o'Claok, to consi&r of best means of profiting by the favourable Opportunity' about to ae - afforded by the Termination of the British Slav:: Trade, for. promoting - the Improvement of Africa, and thereby securing, - oitending, and perpetuating the benefits that am expeded to arise to the Natives of that C ?', l "try from tne Bill that has just passed into a law. Advertisement: is inv:rted at .- tne desire of several sia "lernen and Gentlemen, Fri e nd s to the Abolition of the e Trade ; and it is hopc,l that C.:entknien not only in °Won, but .trorn (tiff::eat parts , of the Country, who, wish Well to the gr.:,e soil interesting 061ect ,in view * will attend the proposed Meeting, an as to secure an earlysand extensive Lo -operation in such Measures as' it may badeemed proper to adopt. March 16, •18-:7. A T Numerous and Respe&able MEETING * of the Fiends of Lieut.-C,H..0 101-IN ER MAN, at the-King's Head Tavern, tu Jae Poultry, the fol lowing Resolutions .:ere unanimously carried P. CR?NLIFU BRU Esq. M.P. in - the Chair; ResOlved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that the e nergy, ability and integrty of - Lieut. -Colonel flannerman, which have been uniformly manifested by his coaclud.ih the 1411 PPrtant and Diplomatic stations he titled during. a period of tW•erity,four years'aehial residence in India, render that disti: - .gliihed Officer in a peculiar deglee qualified for the important Situation of an EastAnclia:Diree.lor. ke'solvedalSo . , That this Meeting,.heartily concurring with t he Court of- Directors, the Governor-Gene - rat in Coun6l of and. the Governor in Council atAlaaras, in the high.. brapprobation l:estowed by them tespeetivly on the. SetviceS of Lieut.,Colonel Bannerman, e - will its't its u tmost endeavours, on the present occasiOn,• to promote and gecure:his Election. P. Citi-V. FURD BRUCE, 4 . Colonel Bannerrrian's Committee will 'meet 'e'very, Day 4 ° ll l Twelve to Four o'Clock, at the King's Fiencl,Tavern,. in the Poultry, where any friendly communicAtions will be gratefully received. VAX AND- SILRItNI CANDLES. • : 1 01- IN NOEL. respeafully itlf9rro his„,Erjends ;And the Puhlic, that,pe coutiouQs to sell_tlict aboy.e „Art:- cies of i:lest a 5 usual, for Ready Nloliey, - at 4 , 5. and 35.-per la, at his I taliin WakehOuse, No. 8, Old C - avendi4h.' street. N. 13. An Allowance on Quantities. • To Ladies and - Genii:l4w of Rank and. Fashion. • • PATENT HEAD-DRESSES, : AND - PATENT PERRUQUES.. BOWMAN most Respctafullv acquaints his . Customers, that he will, for the Spring Quarter, be at me (himself) from. Ten to Four o ' c lo c k, e v e r y day, where he has every convenience for taking eiders, or selliug,.as the Princip a l part of his noose is appropri ate d to his business.-- - The very superior merits of his Articles are by all acltnew -4dged, as they really are, Correct imitations of Nature, B. has no Wigs drest up in iiis.win(i ew t or sa l e, as t h e toldl drawers - until -°lll rnon Shops have; every thing is kept - 4 " 2 , Bond-street, above Brook- • weer, March zs. TO THE LADIES. AGAZEI"s ORIENTAL DEPILATORY . , for einoving SUPERFLUOUS HAI RS from tne AC h, ; li, e ,„ r iC, ARMS, &c. and for improving the CO,MPLEC orc —"• The above has been atfficienth celebrated through-- t th 0 ~e Eastern Nations, from whince it was first brought h-as!is Country by Lady M— \V— M,-- 77 —ne, and 01 " su lee Ora\ time sustained a charader in , En g land , and to the C ontinent , as the only Depilatory ever offered btoleirrif I not te uhlie which unites a eof opi.ra , ta and "en the delicate skin of l an Infant, with infant tem P e rmanent efficacy. The constant spurious at „ is to Topnetor p imitate this Depilatory have the 'tit Mrs. Knignt, N0..1, t erßak's.court, lborn Bars, his sole Vender, by whorn it will iii future be ~6 ° ldi and at lio other h,use in London. —Letters, post paid, inclosing the amount, pundually executed. Price 3s. uu• the Bottle. An abatement of is. in the six Bottles. N B. In Turkey and Egypt it is employed by the Men to tive uniformity Ana shap e 113, their Mubtltcshios, &C. STATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes or - £20,0n0 to' Prizes of - ,C loop 4 - - - to,ooo to - - 500 4• - - - sooa• ' &c. &C. Sec. and Co. No.' 1, Poultry, and No. 12, Charity-cross, are selling the T 1 CIC F.TS and SHARES of the present State Lottery, to begin Drawing the 14th of next Month. This Lottery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitals, ar n i gives to the first Three Thousand Tickets tol. each, over ~and above any other Prizes that may be drawn against thein. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. - • Blsli r;mlicits the attcatiw. of the. Public to I • the SCHEME ot the .N EV/ LOTTERY, in anottli:t part of this Paper,- which wilt be found ,to contain an m usual nuber of apital . Prizes, with the novelty of 20,0001. being allotted to, the . First.draWn Ticket on each of thefirst Four Days ; iu addition to which, the first 3oco Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled to 101. each, over and above any .Benefit that may be drawn against thew ; an early purchase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of Ca pital Prizes is sate to be drawn th the first Four Days T 1 Ch T:; and SHARES are.selling in great yaricty at the above Offices, where Nos. 2147, and 6633, The Two last Floating Capitals of 30,0001. each, were both Sh..red and Sold, . And where Twenty-one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold • in the las,and present Year. *,,lt The Lottery begins 14th of April. CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY, VALUE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. 'THE DRAWING of this LOTTERY is un •Ji. alterably fixed for the 14th instant ;no Ticket can possibly be soldalker the 13th. The increasing demand for Tickets having occasioned another advance in price, the Pub, lic are respeatully informed that they inay, by an early ap plication, lie supplied at the present price, 51. los. at Nos. I; 4,7., 16, and. 49, Skinner -street; Nos. i, 5, and 8, Picket street, Temple-Rai ; No. 85, Cornhill ; N,o. 68, Thread neekite-str7et ; No. 38, Piccadilly ; Nu. z, Leicester-titiare; No, 24, King-street, Covent-Garden ;'and No. 8, Minories. MONEY LUCAS• and Co„ beg Leave to inform thos., that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo rary or, Permanent'SlTMS of MONEY, that having -consi., derabie Sums to,lay out in the Purchose of Annuities, .they at all tnnes.advarice any, Sum Money, from One Hun dred to Ten Thousand Pound;, iin pers,mal or other Securi ties, 'arising from Marriage Settlenients, Money in the Etintig, Clergymcps! Livings, or Freehold,,Copyfinbl, and Lease hold kstates, on fag and equitable Terms. PerSonal. Applications 'Messrs. Lucas and Co. at No. tor, lermyn-street, near St: lames's.sgcare, daily receive; as also Letters, post-paid, which will be duly answered. ADVANCE IN itipPRICEOF BOOKS. THEOlic are respeafully informed, that from and after the tat day of, May next, the OCTAVO EDITION bf . of WASHINGTON will be ad vanced from Two Guineas and a Half to Three Pounds,_ and the eAg of Dr. GREf_WRY's CYCLOPEDIA from Nine Shillings to,Ten Shillings . ; or the complete Work from kive'Pounds - . - Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas. These Advances take place in consequence of the unavoid. able Excess of, the. Quantity of tile two Works above what , was originally. contemplated. -Till after the Ist of 'May they will continue to - be sold'at the oiiginal Prices. 13J . A.z:.:.-street, March 14, 1807. AGRICULTURE. ALL Persons interested in the Pra6tice of Agri culture, and anxious to adopt the various Modern I m proverriehti and Discoveries in that Art, are respedfully in formed, that a New, Revised, and Enlarged Edition of Dr. DICKSON's COMPLETE SYSTEM of MODERN, HUSBANDRY, including all the latest I mprovements and DiscoVeries to the rat of lanuary, - 180, has just been pub lished, agd. may be had .of all Booksellers, price Fout, Guineas and a Half in boards. . . It should be understood, that this capital Work includes every Branch of the important Art to which it relates (Ara ble and Pasture), particularly the best Methods of Planting, and the improved Mana4ement of Live Stock ; with, the De scription 'ut Implements and Buildings, the . Theory of Sbik . and Manures, the best Method of Inclosing, Embanking, Road-making, Draining, Fallowing, Irrigating, Parini, Burn lug, &c. The kmproved Cultivation of Arable Lands, of all kinds of Grain, Artificial G rasses, &c. , &c. illusttatcd with numerous Copper-plates, In a word, in conjundion with the Farmer's Kalendar, by Mr. Arthur Young, this Work, by Dr. Dickson, forms a complete Farm-house, or Agricultural Library, for Reference or I nstrudion, upon every Subject. Both Works are printed fur Richard Phillips,, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and may be had of all ilooksillers. . . 'At the game - time will. be pubLz:lied the Second Half Vo lume of the said Work. . . . Also the First Volume Complete, price 61. ts. large paper, and 41..}5. small paper, in extra boards. This Volume contains Sixty-one 'Engravings, representing Views, 'with Architedural details of TWenty-leven Ancient Edifices, &c. and each Subjett is accompanied with a copious historical, descriptive account. ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, ReeS, anti Orme, Pater(los -ter-row ; J. Taylor, ArchitedUral Library; Holborn; and the Author, Tavistock-place, Russell-square. Of whqrn may tie had, by the same Author, . . An Historical . Account of Corshain House, with a Cata logue Raisonne of its celebiated Col leaion of Pidures ; also an Historical Essay on the rise and progress of the Fine Arts in England, &c. . This Day was published, price as. 6d. Number 111. (To be continued Monthly) of a New Series of CENSURA LITERARIA. Containing Opinions, ExtraCts, and Titles of Old English Books, especially those which are scarce, with Meditations on Literature and Life: to which will now be regularly added, N ROG RA PHIA A U THO RUM ; or, Memoirs of Deceased Authors. By SAMUEL EGERTON BRYDG ES, Esq. Containing : Stanyhtirst's Translation of the first Foure Books of Virgil's Eneis, 1583. The Italian Schoole-maister, lir. A Dyall of Day ly Contemplacion,• Ic7B. Sampson's Fortune's Fashion, 1613. Beattie's Original Poems and Trans-' lations, 1760. An Epistle against the . .pumpouse popyshe Byshoppes Bonner, Gardiner, &c. 1544., A. Itriefe of the Bible's History, •• 16a8. Europx .Speculum, 1637. Gage's New Survey of the W. Indies, 1648. Chamberlaine's .Pha ronnida, 1659. Churchyard's Praise of Poetrie, continued. Whetstone's PrOinos and Cassandra, 1578. -• - %Vhetstone's Nlirour for Majestrates, 1584. Lives of Modern Poets. T. Warton, continued. Mrs. Charlotte Smith. Sir,. William Jones, continued. lohn.Bampfylcle. Mr. Jackson, of Exe ter. Capt. Edward Thompson. Gregory Lewis Way, Esq. The Ruminator. - No. Vl. Scott's Lay. NO. VII'. On the proper objects of Biography. Literary Antiquities. Literary Intelligence. Literary Obituary.. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row, and j. White, Fleet.:strect. On the tith inst. will be publigted, Handsomely printed in Ove yoiume o.6latird, 1 I IA YERS AND OFFICES. OF ,DEVOTION for Families, and for particular Persons, upon most Occasions. - By BENJAMIN 1 ENKS, Late Re6tor of Harley, in Shropshire, and Chaplain to, the Right 1-lon. the E4l of Braaten'. The Twenty-titth Edition, altered and Unproved by the Rev. Charles Simeon, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Printed for" W, . and . Richardson,. K. C. and J. R lying ton, I. Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, G. Wilkie and I. Robins6n, Laekington, Allen, and Co' Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornie, I. Nlawman, and Matthe‘, s and Leigh. On the t Ith instant will .he published, handsomely printed in TWo Volumes, Oaavo, THE WORKS . of EPICTETUS. Consisting of his Discourses, in four Bo\Acs,- preserved ~by Arrian, the Enchiridion, and- Fragn4ents. Translated from the .ori• ginal Greek. , By the late ELIZABETtI CARTER. • With an Introduction and Notes by the Translator. The fourth edition, with the Translator's last Additions and Cor faions. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church yard.' By whom, next Month, will be published, handsomely. printed in Quarto, in t Nip. volume, Memoirs of the Lite of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, with a new edition of her Poems, smite of which have nev.-r ap peared betiire; to which Will be added, some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together with her Notes on the Bible, and Answers to Objettions concerning the Christian Religion. By the Rev.-Montagu Pennington, M. A. Vicar of North bourn, in Kent, her Nephew and Executor. This Day was published, , Engraved on 22 large Quarto Plates, with full Explanations, Puke il. is, in boards. rrHL COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S ARCHI- TECT , .Containing a variety or Designs-. for Farrn Houses and Farm Yin* of different Arlagnitudes, arranged on the most approved Principles, for Arable, Grazing, Feeding, and Dairy Farms, with Plans and Sections, slteWitig at large the Construetion of Cottages, Barns, Stables,: Feeding Houses, Dairies, lln-;whouses, Mailings, &c. with Plans for Stables and Dog Kennels, and sonic Designs' fix' Labourers' Cottages, and small Villas. Ttie whOle adapted to the Use of Country Gentlemen about to build or to alter. lay R. LUGAR, Architeel and Land Surveyor. Printed for J. Taylor, - at the Archite,turSl Library, No. 59, High Holborn. %Vbete may be had, by toe sante Author, sketches for Cottages, Rural Dwelling;; and Villas, in the Grecian, Gothic., and Fancy Styles. 01138 Plates, Quarto, pfice tl. tis, ori. in boards. _ • NEW NOVELS. 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