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~►-- ~~-or---------~- NUMBEI: 1139) THEATRE•ROYAL. HAY-MARKET rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Auguit J iso6, 0111 he p.eaNnetl, a Comedy, ralled„ SPF.F.D THE PLOUGH. Sir P M i t Blandforti, Mr Chapman ; Sir Abel Handy, Mathew. Morrincon, Mr Whitfield; Boy tiand r , E.iweeu; liony, Mr. PAlrser, Jun ; Fanner Ashanti, I.i.ton. Lade Hardy, Mite I.eserre; Muss Blandford, Giths; Susan A•hcrld, Mrs. Mathews. Tu whi-h wil be added, the Farce of THE VILLAGE LAWYER. !nut, Mr Fawcett: Sind, Mr Hatt o n ; Sheepface, Mr. 1.10011 • Mrs . Scout, Mrs. Powell; Kate, M rs. En tall. Os Mouthy, The Poor Gentleman; cud other Entertain- VAUXHALL. Ender the patronage of f His R L oyai Highness the PRINCE o WAKS. (AN MONDAY NE.ICI', September 1, will ll be a GRANT) GALA, and Ea ant Exhibition of PRE WORKS , —..doth.i , ot 31. • • the Public are :etvealully informed, that the Gardens will door f n the Se .son with a rspetittou of the Prince's Gala, en Wednesday next, Sept. S. • THEATRf. RuYAI.,WINO Wt. • Mttt Mud Seeoiud Poiumniaisee. • • rrHIS PRESEN T EVENING, August 30th, 11 isu6, will be presented. Ow celebrated Pia)... called. LOVERS' VOWS. The part of Amelia Winienheini, by Miss Medial, Baran Wildenhann, by Mr. Brewne. \Vui• the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY. The part of Nell. by Miss ♦ttdia. On Monday, September I, 14 6, the Travel.. of Romeo and Juliet Rene . , Mr. Hill; 131ereutio, 34s drowse ; and Juliet, Dira. Medi*. t)u'turhday, the Comedy of The Will. The part of Al tine Mandeville, by Miss Medic; Mandeville, by Mr. Inmost. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Vesiee Psetened. laffar, M• Waldegravei Pierre, Mr. Bitten.; and Belt• idea, Mrs. Mole. YOE citiVlS OF THE LIVING AND THE DEAD. THE I.AHb TKEATRIE, LYCEUM. rrHIS ?RESEW' EVENING, August 30, 1 1804, Mr rimmta. of the Theatre-Rayal, Drury- Lane, wUI dearer an entirely new species of Enitetaitinittit, in Throe A nq, Ca ned. rORTRAITS OF THE LIVING AND THE - - - DEAD. wrimen 1 7 a pope's, modern DrUnatiet 1 the Chateau., geintot to De Wilde glib ogrepriate Apparatua. The 13,tid ay Mr. sad the Cowan! el Panacea Niestreis Boxes, 44.—Fit, fa. 6d —Gallery, Is. The Doors to be open at Seven, Atte the terformalfee to begin precisely at Eight o'Cloeb —Macs se b e t a ke n at o w Lyceinn, Straol, from Eleven t Fnur . . MORE CAPITAL PfitiZES, And Five Thnsisand leas Tickets thaw last State Lottery. The h,at.d,awn Picket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; AM ether C,arital Priers ate afloat PURCHASERS of TICKETS and S: IA RE will hays the opportoniiv of obtaining all the Capita. l'reet, pree.ded they purchase before tho Dawii.g commencer .1110 will 'Le on t..e 131 t. of Odebea neat —rhe Scheme 1111901. feast. Salirartages of ?IA h:NTY ' MAISANO POUND PRIZES, Lipt- 'lll , I.S AND POUND PRIZES, THOU:AND Put:ND PRIZES, &c. Ac. ferule! L.itieties of en.iite the Nuniber of rickets. 2‘t,01,0 Tickets Out., and 190 other Sulk Lucie., in be D.atast this year. SCHEME. No. of rims. %slue of each. Tnl al Vain*. 3 0 3 b i ;; 24) 4) 4,100 .......... ln :.dl Tickets L 900,1410 .—....... . .—...—.. Tickets and Shares are as Sale at awe, Loon Office. Tr. kat Ll 2 15 0 llati. .... 10 2 0 I 'Eighth 9 11 6 tlinte... . 5 I• Iliat•eoth JAMES DAWIIQg tied 24.—At !VP` the ape of IS he was admitted a pettifog at the Dispensary, We. 15, Sohe niters, iterr being disabergell hods St. Etartttaitonsa . o and St. 1-110, ess's Hospitals He had two ahownsas, one in the &rid le" the FA of his meek, and amulet 11l the gland under his ens, which tigether bowed his beef on hi. breast in walking. Theft it wa • thought would prove fatal to hits, and yet all the eh" 915114 s io the neck were diteast d. Two years of -even (h. eig.r ei .ti ce ,s io ) I. ye ll r , 1,...1'," VI (OHMS his entpinywe nt.. On hit taking SPILSBURY's FA PENT A Nriscotestrnc DRurs, he mended, and in f ism years he became well ; and 'l , .ingh since ettweed in cold sv.rt wet on vignittetoduli, he has ' , sled a remit' of his di.eate Be careful, in purchasing this Medicine, that the words . Sy the King's P.tent" are ex. P ,'seed at length on the beak, boll of direitions, and outside • . ;,,,, and .hat the &amp (the King's duty) as pruned is tv,..k - r.sit-A of red ink. Witnes:, WILLIAM TYSON, 1.1, Twalee-sereet. T , li Medicine is .old in lintues of 54,. fit. 10s and 11 Is. r,... :celuded, at the Dispensary, No. IS, Soho-square, Len 4 ' ; and by inioit 'tetpeltth'it intents in I. on .1. .' ,- in.it, SMITH'S AIR POMP VAPOUR BATH. A N INS ft I IJIPON is established and eorn• • Owe:, arranged for the aceituinnslation of GENTLE- IieN ai,d LADII,S, by the PROPRIETORS, under the v - .,vriiiivielance of respectable hlerliest Gentlemen, who are "lacipiainte3 with the ninths et eaten of this most valuable • of relief in many diseases, particulaily an the Gout, ..sr e om rust appheation generally rig* map, whether the setti..c.mn be scated in the bead. stained", ur extremities, d convinces the patient the'rwae, eatery, and eflisocy of c eappli-ation. The patients may lea attended at their ow , Is:ares, awl the Vapour Ruth convoyed to them in bed, and %tin assistance given, winch leaves thews In ruintort, in a psvatat to this mode f practice. Cutaneous diseases, yid alcv , ated sore legs, of away year standing, will experience br,lne.ll4tof Wed; and by taking off p.m of the pressure of the ITr '"'hrlvent, end unloading obstructed veasels, the pate. its 'ac , nselvirs wilt won he convinced of its superior powers in altiidmg relief to other Mita of the body. Con6nomeut is not Iketfloaty di•tiag the treatment. COMXIC6O.II and enlarge rams id the knee and elbow joints are relieved with wooderfol --Advice gratis fruin 10 to 12 n'cloch on Mondlys and " 4 1., it No. Zit, Bervoick•street, Sohn, where every n roper loarloal inforinatio.n is given, in all cues, by Mr. Egerton, Nd vilie•e may be had, a few copies of a T,E1Ill.• CHI roan! filatusrs, which die above node of treatment has born eff .c I) , • lilegborni:sh, which contains a Lotter to the new., from that well-iiiformed good man, Dr. Jamas Fin-busy-seprAre, London. ..N. R Gentlemen and Ladies who trine a distance, Ina / a t , morontod a t ei t with respectable Lodgings, and apropnarsr ‘.11.1r, the saperiatendance (it they please) of their 'en hfeticai Friends. lighter 19, Cf , er f. 0,1 o ac t I. • is I to jp.tots. itt.f 3. . ua ke l na at the "II 1. vm•:. NIUNKY LENT, AN f 7 FORTUNES INCREASED. ONEY, in two Hours, to Merchants, I. VI men, a.-d others, for Bills or Note* of !hr.& or on An nuity, or on any kind of Security, real or personal, for any length of time. The Advertisers never procrastinate ; they either decline the bustise,s, whist It is impreOicable, m It:AM tt is otheristie, do it out of hand, 1114 always w,th prof - .and se crecy. Those who litre Money way "'ay it out to great tags, bs applying, or addoosiug (poll ~ a il) 10. the DisrAtilt Office. No. 14, Clipstnile,treet, Pernalid.,,t;eet; or to the Agent, Nu 8, in the Itailey, Ludg 0..1111 •- • " THE IRLUI LD EN COATANY ban con. .Ifoii'late Otitis fitth 11-reat, te their Att-ot,. Mr trt+RIEN, IMtp. oleo !ter of tih:ti illiarifatl bleach, which we fuf wimp to eat at, te the., anisheineerinter. PA 1 4ies a. d fattivo.toe:. supplied unit .ontie pieces * the Tralgt prfcc ce.o.nence at 14$ a ward, and rise Id •na :ogunthrsle, up to toe ya r d Ordure •)r 106 or oth TWute, execetod eau peactua . ity. No ~tick -old ,at I int Linen, and n..t t en a piece Each piece co.laut. about tw.ottv.fiec v 3.4.; a ',row of the be.t fabric, and breached opt the rail, sod the Money reamed if a salt ap pears. Clan - jar Bank IrPlat.d We 4, 71'nerribtuy sqsare, war Soutii.npuwert, SO Ho!nom W kItREN'sCIONCENTR ATED 1..‘ V ENDER VtNEGA K. 1%/11 ESSRS. WARREN and CO. haying received A.f euttiont complaints of Aro.-.atic Viriegir in general have inanned and brought to the bighcit deer* of pellettlOn, the above artrele. The of Lavender is universally allowed to be the moat ere•abh. and refreshing of ail fluorin:. the LAVENDER VIN) GAR is theremio mimey ramearriented to the Public, oat meta as the f:1,,1t aereitile perfume to 14WrOgla in heett', but alai, as wo &dully refrmhing to Muss Meowing wider sickness of any kind ; awd panic fatly whom the disease is of that native, as not to shot of the window. heti( hellt span for any length of time; as it net mil. meriSte, eimintetely, the air uf the Clll6lllCf, but diffuses a delightful and swot re tieing perfume through the y•lnfle of the apartment. %a oo climate can iter the CONaNTIr ATEP LA VEND'EIt- VINEGAR, it is particularly recommended b. all persons he veiling to Foreign parts, as the best preen tee of mteetion, And to Merchants and Captains of Ships, as a useful and Speorificial ardeinet trade. fluid Whellesle and Retail, only by the litonneltan. Mewl, Warren • 4 Co. rarAnsera, at their mignuit Warehouse. the Gokien Illtnace, opposite Wnwil-otreet,theapside; where Nar too% sideleased Mild .4 React is made •nd mild as Lima,. with twee other article of Rachel% and Foreign Perfomery, ,rf the 5,4 quality. DA/ ID published. . Pries . ATTSE on 'which it I swint-rux.. aA t, , , containing letters fibril i'lly•tciimo sq. Surgeons of Eminence. rasmoting the present State of Vaccinations 111 and mewl Toone of the United Kingdom. ittASCRT WILLII4, IN.D F.Pt. S "'rioted for Richard Phillips. Rsidgoeitteet. Blackfriars p and to be had of a,. Benkreallem. THE LAST NEW NOVELS. THE followi.% superior and popular NOVELS I.eve bee putilhhed hi the ptioentsesson.br RICHARD rinuirs. No. 6, bridge ahem, Wackbleas thee may Ise had of all booksellev, and at all circulating libraries : I. The WILD IRISH GIRL. By Mw ovresssen. S 13a. 6d. boardi 2 . The WIN lER in .JNDON. The Fifth Edition Ily T. S Surr. 3 vols. ISt. .4 hoard, 8. FERDINAND FITZ-ORMOND. By lira. Temple. 59p10 Si,. Wank 4 Teo NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC By Ml. Ourasson. 4 vols. Imo bowels. 3. FLEETWOOD; or The NEW MAN of FEELING. By William Goivhirin. 3 eidd...l3S. M. boo*. 6. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. by Henry Siedons. vols. las. 64. boirds. 7. 'rho MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW. Bp Mere Sid dons, , 4 the Theetre-royal, Drury lane. p vols. his dd. bt Avis. UEDICATED h, PRIMP:SION to' the LORD BISHOP of LAND %FP Day is pnbilihed, elegantly 1..1,.te41 in small Octavo, Oa 3s. In boar& ; ADEMONSTR ATION of HF vxf§tENcE L - X. of 9013, deduced hem the WONDIAPUL WORKS of NATURE. Translated bon the Fre (it of OltesehobtAaiiit, By ►REDERIJ SW/BERL Printed ftw Rieturd Phillips. 6, Britfrettet.t.Wiickfrisai. The Trandator th.nks it pr ,p,.r to eve to the P.. bloc the fal lowing character of this entail Ivor!. in the went et the VW sizable and di•tinguihint Prelate toeless it it dednaittql. Hie lordship obseiv• that st is reit eateeLove tur the iett•uo. Lion el philneepn:ft, but it will either the vi,eis of Ow liss. rant, it will arras the aucntre of the t and it will give an impulse to the piety of euber-se' tweet there an passage, in it offish emulate the eiepeneeatf:ihmt.w This day is ?Wit:A-4. pace Part the Fourth and Lest, at V ACCINZ VINUICIA g at, Defence of Vacci nation: ....ntalinng • Refutation of tt • Cases and Reasonings no rdt eagle. to Dr. Rowlev's and Dr. Moseley's late extraordinal P,m,hlets against Vaccination. In Two Lett,rs to Dv. Misery ttTuh the Re tort of the Medical Council of the en., Joinenan S.cirtv. And the Debate in the Howe of Conenvons . 'Ay 2, 1206) on a Motion hy 1... rd Henry Pour, for • ittig •tensnti: the Per .le of England an the Subject of Vaccination Wall Remu its and Notes ample &del of the barns. Ti..• whole .mballished with several Plates. ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M.D. Printed for H. D. Symords, Pate.nertenrinw ; I. Mani, Fleet-street; E Con, St. niessaerstreet„ Siatatawark i add J. Cathay,. Crown-own, S he Persons who have taken the ahem is Pada, are requested t. complete their Sets as soon as pwsslblis. AN IMPOR CANT ADDITION TO THE S I'oCR of BOOKS OF EDUCATOR Tile DM! is ;published. printed On ward paper, and in a clear ty r ; corresponding in rue with I),. Mat or' Napo,; os fit. bound, with the full adowanete to Schools; rllliE CLASS BOOK ; or, Three Hundred gnd Sixtt.li re Reading Lessons, for kchnels of either See combioina with the elements of all knowedgek a greeter Mani. b•r of it admit Exercise., (roes the best Author., thanes., to be fmnol .0 t•./ other 'igh of tne son. de4Cflptinll : every tlell•11 hues .e a cleady defined objetl, and teaching some principle of sere ,ce or 111011114% o. Lime important truth. Br he Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The A. has keels stimulated to compile the** Exercises in 'te.lut3r ey the obtruyation, that, although there at pre reed several excellent books for teaching Reeding anti Rheisi.on, the Mind of them doss not extend beyond the mere ofivitiii.atton of words • and they cot • ainstiet entirely of p asse tes, selected with r eference to beauty of composition only. lu the present work, elegance has been united with ; sotto I and sense hare !men studiously combined ; and eloquence hat always been arfaiit d to the pueposto of strin tint In short, every one of the lemons Li this Clasp Is.o t. is calculated to make she young Reeder bock wiser and better. The Author's own expetieitee, IS a Tenho , suggested to him the division of his hook into three hendr ' sd end sixty fire lessons, or one for every day in the wear; awn of which, the guinea .suitor n generally ftnilled within the suitable length U a lemon. Theo derisioo, it is obvious, will be attended with an equal Pierer of convenience to the Tutor and Popil, in the actual busmen. of a public Seminary. (hotted for Richard Phinips, Nn. 6, B•id;e-street, Black. friars; a - id to be .had of all limiltieAters in the Un.ted King loot A VERY COMPREHENSIVe.. •I. • WORK, FOR EVkRY CLAW. ,rl' KEA This Val t. putMthed, In Two Lag., Volumes, 12cusi Social Edition, mite es boa ifs, or 9. It mud, INSTRUCTIVE SELECTIONS; nr; The BF.AEfTIES of SENTIMSN from near One Hun dred air', Fifty of the best Authors, ancieat and modern, in Prose and Poetry, on Sublets Religious, Morel, Literary, and Entertaining, in a Method • ttttt cly new ; with OtAnitions to the Suniects, and the best Rooks re.oiniii•nded on each; Al.'., the Flames of the Authors an icxed t the various Es t:ad.. Sy the Rev G. 0. SCR AGGS, of Buckingham. •.• 'Phis Work it on a Plats seri different horn any thing of the kind ever minted, as. ,t sot only contain, a cleat number of striking Extracts front tho best Eoglish and Foreign Writers, not to be found iu sow wher Selection ; but the whole is so meth...many syringed, that any subject may be immediate , : found. Tile Ennacts are always coaslihte Sewn., not very tort, and yet net too short and alien it is co - teetered that nothing but what as sentimental n Mien...A in his Wofk,' ,deny be...a to contain the Eb•IIICII of the hest of all Rioks of many Ages cod Cements', and is a complete and c!teap portable Library for litLeit Rewl.44. f. The Work a a Vilrf clonteu.Cnrit i mon• place Baok Par ities from a great Variety of Authors ; in LilC tr.t confined to 'fheol,gittal sfo,sics; le the seratd, eat, tided to Motality, Literature, awl a Taney of edict &skive,' By elese ptiottMg, a vast abundance of matter a comprsewrd abase fourscore haute in each Volume ; awl tensioly, they w h o h ov e n o t M A ., Bonk., may find in 111,4 an useful Substi tute (or varieni totheiri."-iaVid- B i t. Cut. Nov. Lcriont Printed for It. D Symonds, No. 2U, Paiernoitrr. (OW. Where env ts.• had, by toe same Aothrir, newly in Oes Vitiated 12nie. with a Portrait tit the Author, puce $. lid. !oromtrel, ENGLISH C'OMPOSI rioN; in a ht. -timid wet rely ft. w tViib *whoa. contrasted Isa ujJe. I oat criellaraisil Writ •ta Toe whole adapted to cmunoin tics, and 4:sig , :ed as a any help w rem a goal a lin o as.d t pr.o wi t e as ear y SC' stimulant, with the W - Kt of ine bast Autds-as To .shoo:.. are & MA an Ess a y nn la ic A,1111•11181V•S Of un .ertt,l3 rp Cu - peenent and a Litt of the ',rest Bake lac an Singian leader; with Riettarkti WA( • of N .tone by FKEDERICK SC:IOI%F.RL 'USTI Or it ROL But what admirable Providence i 4splayed in the Nests of Birds ? W iplate, without emotion, this Divi roshiteh bestows ingenuity on the wail ,on the careless? - No sconer have the trees expai blossoms, than a thousand diminut gia their labours on refry side. long straws into the hole of an sac construe buildings in the window others rob the horse of his hair, wool, tom by the jagged thorn from sheep. There, wood-cuttere cross es leaving summit of a tree; here, spit upon a thistle. A thiesseadpaloom every palace is a wet ; each meet ing metamorphoses ; Hir t a brißias young one covered with down. nursling becomes fledged ; his t him by degrees to rise upon his acquires strength to perch on the et from whit li he takes a first sure With mingled terror and trassport amine his brothers and sisters, who this magnificent speiteale ; hut, su voice of his parents, he rises a semi coin n, aid this youthful monarch I head is still encircled by the en already vent:nes to coatemplaie summits of the pines, and the alt beneath the peternal oak. Eac mother. he tram himself upon tn* tee this first seen, all Nature is his while the forests re "ice to see eh tempt his firer flight through the aped bird, who reels his strati alights beside the curreat s owe, signed, he patientle awaits Goads the same stream where fie sang math the trees er:ich. still bear I harmonious posterity. This is the proper place for rs law of Nature. In the clan of small birds, tl manly painted with one of the colt The bull-finch bands in the ban berry, and other bushes of wit' are .late.c , ,doured, like eve plow We recoiled having once feamillti in a ruse bosh ; it resembled dal pearl, •containing four bind' rift in the dews of morning, was wile the male bullfinch sat motionless c kiiiotee .strub. like a flower of par* at 's were refieeled in the ware gusher with the shade of an aged reerved 'as a back-ground to the et eWhich.appeared the rudd.: tuns of picture, the Almighty cony.] of the graces with which he bas de Among the larger birds, the h colour of the egg rules; it is go portent harmosiles, io proportion the animal to which :t b elongs. in raeral, the egg is white untie malt of which has several female whose plumage has no fixed cola In the classes which frequent t/ forests, and build their nests, the the other in the summits of loft :generally bf a blinds greens and. `.lowed the espressiou, in the Sal meats by which it is - eurroundei .which reside on the tops of ancit deserted steeples. have eggs greet dolt; like the old buildings the therefore. a law. which may la variable, that the bird displays i very of her loves, and the eetblit and of her destinies. By the Mee brittle monument, we are estabb tribe it belonged, what were It nets, and its habits ; if it pasted the seas, or if. more happy, it if it was tame or wild, and inhale or the valley. The antiquary of the forme science much less equivocal that cities : a scathed oak. with all its much more plainly the heed tha than a ruined column declares b was reared. Amcrg men, tombs are the r tory ; Nature, on the contrary only upon lire tie requires marble to ; erpetuaie what site destrot ed the annals of the Sove on thew funeral pyramids ; bus efface a single letter of the his: o egg shell of the L. y p ian Ibis ? There are no exiles by the co like those proscribed by men. ed for a moment t i:ly, and for he departs with his neighbours, his mother, his sisters alid his 611 thiug bent's!, lie carries with I The desalt has preptued for I habitation; the forests Ale not ; he returns at last to die on the ; birth ; he there finds ag.s•n tlit nest, and the sun of his for.: mortal, driven from his riAtive I again t Alas I it is impos at his birth, in what corner of t! will be deposited, to what raft say may hurl them. Still he rr he suffered in die in race. f unfortunate, than he it pretreat vidnal iniastice, of which h- u co4rette4 into universal injusl .... -. ......m.••••••••••••10.1.1111.1.1., - ---.- . . . . • .. • • • • . . • .. , . ...... • . . , . . . . . .. • . . •,, •, • "".• '• ' ~ . - .. . , . . . ^ . . . • ' . , . • ~ • . .. ... • .—. • •• • . . \ .h . A ~, . • ,- .• c , ...... ~,,,, b c 1 ,. ,11.. t r ~,,o. _ ..t., ..,.. •. lo lrti t to t ... 1,... t. ~. .....1 -.i, - i .t"- - AS '-'• • . . _ . . . .... SATURDAY, AU(.4/IST so 1806 • • -• • • vir. ,... , ..... I : - 1 ...11' TUGS I . . ._._ . .. ROYAL JENNFRIAN RO - IFTY, FOR THE =TER- TH.:Day M published. in guartd, Irlil 'coloungl Ebro/sings, . 111‘. • '4llFitrE/Ver CM .4.; ;uit SO. MINATION (b 'CHF. SMALL PDX. Pries 13.. in Meads ; }:.l —........ • A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT will A TREATISE on VACCINE INOCULA- E x tna hiim 'lie interesting hock or Far Th. be li bleu at the Centred lions. of the Seeiety, No. 14, .ri TION: Lt. which is 6114011. at.o.Volunt of the CilltXF.ll- taan tn an g,, g em e.inestin g the rairviice andv; Mr S.disbilry-square, Floot4treel, en WEDNESDAY NEXT, PDX, the swum... Tux. anA the HIVES ; with Mt Ain't'' , ' . or i s ide r d i n r Vir T.rir . of N awe Trannato Indy, Mr the 3d of September, at one o'clock. Aix, containing letters fibre Vltyst.iints aty pw ,Sutgeocia of by FREDERIC K SC:IOBERL. field, Mr. CHARLFS MURRAY; Secretary , Eminence, res o loting the present State of 'notion lii ord, hitt. 13, lied iordistseet, Bedford-rve. many Cii te and pri .eipel Towns of the United Kingdom. la OSTI Or VIM. 0 .• The Chide will be taken at two o'clock precisely. Ily IttalWßT W1L1,131, WI) F. 4 SJltxt . . &e. But what admirable Providence i _. . . _ _ . . _. ... _ .. LAND SURVEYING. This Day me published, illuatreied with a greater variety of Connor, plates than any ot••ei w .rk of the kind, and also with opera,* of eon hundred Wood Cots, p• ice 7s binind, ET.EMENIS tif LAND SU LIVE.YING. a in ALL ITS BRANCHES, prete.,lly autsrteit to the us. of Schools aid Students; sad hictuailig P.:ernes, Geo. Thirstier" toy Land Measuring, by tilt Chain, pi we Tahle, The elotite, and ether Instruments; the entire E ac he, 0 : Maly Ground; the D ivisien of Laud; Plotting and Wapping: illunieted by highly finished Engrave g', plain and iniessilld; cannier* Tilblis of Sinstan4Tanr,te, Logarithms, ite. &c. Bc. By ABRAHAM CROCKER, land Sarver', or Front*, in Sonterestshins. itte.etnect of Ilia Author of this work has been to produce • practiet I ntitttis of La•id Mirroring, corresponding in scientific eningenteatined plifericuity with Mr. Sonnyoustle's weihkoow Renee' of lilinteUratem Ern., Rule and Qins ja o w is r as e d elk oesegi••os samples cod Eitet..:iscs fur the use of Teachers and Stu eau. aid an unusual expence hat been i.i colied •••••41uce sock Engravings, plain and entwined, as shoot cr•nsplani, t the yetingSurv•yor in the important art in tonere a .4 et saw Brewing Trusted tot Rothard 6, Bide-street, M ir k - frArs ; and to be hoe ••• a ' •K • • • :t•i•t. 1t! . ••• . GAME LAWS. This Day is published, loure 31. sewed. J. DIGEST of the CAME LAWS. Corn prOing ad the S!Atitiesi now in rove wlative to Forests, tirtr 4 4 ,— , Pigeons, DM, I FINING sits, I iy,,,,g, Pierer, Red Gin . Sea Ash, Rabbits, ittactt Game, Ris,li,h,dr. &:. Regalatinns fw Gem- aspen, Certificates A,. With Notes, and an tts,,peodis. c vitiiising all •he A 11644 Ca..., G en e t .; Oh,. nations, I...l:retests at Irdiernents, N.,,,,,,,, tiy..,.„,.,. LOH % ..aions ' and Ahstraets col the ...mat Statutes tor the ere arvation of Hares, Partridges. and Phrwan , s. Originally conwhied by JOHN PAUL. E . ..a &renter at Law. The rowel' Edition, wills considerable AdAinans. Revised s d c.rroned by JOHN IRVIN %I AXWELL, of "l i n the Hen. Secirt el the law T !rtin..e. In this E I 1,...... Impel has been carted to toinmnai cate the wog ',plow pe el Information upon the Gams L aw ,, upon a plysgadepted oit only to the practical Informa tion of the Spaprosa, but at the sane lase so it,. as a p r of c a l ionat Gals& to the S. c'et and Ins hdaagiatrat T. London: Pfldird for VII J and J Richaralbee. Rival tii ehaii4e ; La.kiegton, Allen, and Co. Sin-buis.aquara ; H. D. Syron ids; end L 4•11,41111, He'd, LAM and Orene, - -tr easserr.row ; and T. Osten. Ase-Mana•Lesm. US whom may be had, Ls *h. same Alollloe, Old published: the With Lditroe. free da F. The LAWS relative to LANDLORDS. TENANTS, and LODGERS ; ow, Entry LANDLORD and TENANT his own LA WYEI. WM Woo piscaltirs kW letting Houses, Law's, Apartreeme, It.. t. The PARISH OFFICaIt'S COMPLETE GUIDE ; composing the I.^tra Mari., to the menearee Duties n( Church-wardens, I. ),...rere , .. Ceststables Suiry.yees s 4 High ways, As. at. Intl...ding all the Act s el Pariiitame and Ad JA L ...I Cam yegthathel the Poe* ROM, PWISb Statements, Coritheate, Apprentices, Repays al liagovap i Ac. Ire. 3s. it sewed. This DIP a polabehtel, {woe ace°. p won a Pima ..f Ow Town. newly from an accurate sat "Po, r r mit picru R S of LI VERPOOL; cconpri6;ng • saws Hiahry of the r .ce, from the ca I lien }amid of kb reiterate, sampled fru authentic Viers or its prelreteisa 1241 , 41.18.404 and rapid Increase of Popuietionae its Si..,es Strta.,•, Pohite *melons sell ehosisoble Solartia. • tiobt—ywan $ VW* , Y 1 to Dick., Shipyias, and csamietaitl linpertwee, dc. M. Os aissire b,Sks,»Bras throe tin clawed plait ae toile het -reser . •iluous to the rest, lir Limy-. I, WM 6 y grandeur • looted, LOP fr in toe wain, and termed her 'trader's cotta. If It ritot- Plan, wht. i. o•lk be [nand by fay the nest etc. ran that lots ever been nu bed of yoly lion.unnng Town , n ,) Se...peit, may be had tie Mild brit t h e Picture, pnc... 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