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I 1) 4. N 4 ,4 - ORM. • r 5 7,14 . r•-+ ." • , *ai c •r " - vr , • - .‘ ti„„ • • 1 , 40 • A " .Y 4 g tesi [O . • f ~tro - • • 'l4 4T . •••••••,..ZI ° - 4-P * , l Itr . :}; 4 34.. 41/11TVV A 'N'TAINIA\ ,;(% • _ ;~ i i .ii,,,, ) 0 2 tV4 NUMBER 4528-.1 SAT U , R D A Y, IVIAitcH 21, 1807. • [PRICE 3I X,PIZN , . _ To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK: - LADIES AND CENTLEtIEN, • A NIMATED . in the most sensible manner by the repeated assurances of support which I continue to re.peive, Uniust again' express thy Warmest gratitude for such additional and disinterested marks of favour. S YNONYMES. This Dap waspublished, pr ce bs. in boarcii, in one closely- _ . printed Volume,- - ]ICI'IONNAIRE UNIVERSEL, des Syno riy Ines de la Langue Frati;;oise. • Par M. I.'AiißE Dl'. LEVIZAC. • Printed 1oic• Richard 1 No. o. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all 13001:sellers. The Last Night 'of Performing_till the Holidays. THEATRE ROY'AI, OR.t , fRY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 21, 1807, will be performed THE TRAVELLERS ; • Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. Zaphirniri (Prince of China), Mr. PE CAMP ; Koyan (his Coinpanion), Mr. "8 RAHA M ; O'Gallagher, Mr. LOHNSTON E ; Mindora (Mother to Koyan and C'elinda), Mrs. POWELL; Celioda, Mrs. MO UNTAI.,pI; The Marchioness Me'rida; Signora STORACE. wrrx - THE CITIZEN. Old Philpot, Mr. MATHEWS ; Young Philpot, Mr. rsANNISTER ; . Wilding, Mr. DE CAMP; Maria (with a Song!, Miss- DUNCAN ; Corinna, Miss TI DS W E LL. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. 'Second Price 2s. —Gallery as. Second Price rs.—Opper .Gallery IS.. *Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. Places for the. Boxes to be taken.at the Box-dile, in Little Mussel-street. The to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. A new-Grand Itimat;tic•Melo,:brama, in TA?. Ads, and a new Comedy, in Five A.ds, are in rehearsal. To the PRESIDENT, VICE—PRESIDENTS, and GO VERNORS" of the ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. 44, Broad-street, Golden -square, IY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, AKE the earliest: opportunity• of offering you JC 6 my most grateful Thanks for•the Honour of being eleaed this Day Secretary to your Institution. The Duties of which I shalt endeavour to discharge to your satisfadion. I have the Honour to be, Sec. Your devOted'Servant, March 20, 18,07. R. DURHAM. . „. . TO 111 E GOUTY AND INFIRM-. c-PENCER and PERKINS, j 15 , Newgatestrw,. 1...3 Importers of Wine near Fifty Years, and sellers of it genuine, take the liberty of recommending their Old, - Dry, and Excellent MNDEIRA, which has been in their posses sion upwards of Twenty,Years, and in bottles Seven Years. It is in high condition, and will be found one of the finest Cordial's in Nature in that Disorder, and the Quality consi dered, uncommonly reasonable: . . • FOURTEENTH OF APRIL GOVERNMENT .STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, And contains Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand POundi in Sterling Money. 'THIS is the most extraordinary SCHEME ever 11 produced in. the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece: dented Number of Grand Prizes makes - Every Lottery-Office a Temple of Wealth ; .Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches; Every Ticket - dravvn . t4tlf April will be a Prize; Every Prize wilt be paid as soon-as drawn. SCIIEME. 4 Prizes of ',C2.0,000 - - are - - kiilhooo 4 - - - - z0,L300 - - - - 4 OOOO 4 - ' - - 5 0 00 L, - - - - 100.. . .. - - 7 - 10,000 Soo - 50.0 3 ,) - - - 100 - 3000 - .4 0 - - - - Co 3000 . - . - 20 - 6c, , ,000 3000 First-4.1. - „ ...xi Tickets so each - - - - 3 - ,0 )o 25,00,0 Tickets k 250,000 , First-drawn Ticket, tst Day . C 20,000 Ditto - zd Day - - 20,000 Pitt() - • •3d Day - 20,000 Ditto - • - -45i1 Day - 20,000 Ditto - • • - sth Day - 16,0c0 Ditto •- • - Gth Day - - to,ooo TICKETS and SII I: ES' are sclling at all the om esta blished Offices in England, I cc:land, and Scotland. The ..First-drawn will receive Twenty - Tbousarid Pounds. - , SHARED BY HORNSBY and Co. In the last Lottery. N 0.19,544, a - prize of z- - ,0001, in fifteen - Shares. - 8716, a prize of soool. in five Shares. -1350, a prize •of )001. in nine Shates. • 44, a prize . of soot: in sixteen Shares. like Wise in• former -.Lotteries No "33 . .979, and No. 41,569, both prizes Of 30.0 60 1. and Two Hundred and Thirteen Prizes from, s c ot. to 30,0001: have been shared and sold by Hornsby and Co. rrHE - TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, ..11. • EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS arenow Selling, at the lowest prices : and the Money tor the prizes 'paid oh demand The Scheme contains much novelty, and is highly approv ed of. The Drawing begins on the t4th of Next . Month, with a 30,0001. zst drawn,-Ist day ; 20,000 t. 2d day ; 20,00 1. 3d day ; 20;000l. 4th day ; 10,0001. 5111 day 6thday. Orders . by Letterer Carrier executed exaaly on the -same Terms as if present, at either of their licensed State Lottery Offices, .26, Corithill, p, Charing-cross, and St. Marga zet's Hill, Borough. STATE L , TT E RY. 4 Prizes of - ,C2.0,0q0 to Prizes of - Moo 4 - - - to t ooo to - - - - Soo 4 - - r - 5000 &C. Sze. (1,1 7 1 FT and Co. No. it; Poultry, and No. 12, ►,3 Cluringriss, are selling the TICKETS and SHARES Of the present . State Lottery, begin Drawing the 14th of mext Month. Lottery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitals, ant gives to the first Three Thousand Tickets rol. cads, over and abov; any •other Prizes that may be drawn against them. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. ' • DERSONS possessed of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyliold, or Leasehold Estates, Marriage Settlements, Sze. or any other Property; and Gentlemen or yespeCiability, having "Personal Security only' to oiler, may be supped with the whole, or any part of thevbove Suet, 11y way of AnnuiV, redeemable at the pleasure of the Bor rower. . The business would be completed without the interven tion of a Broker, and consequently without subje.ating the Party to any charge for Commission.. Letters addressed -(post-paid) to Mr. Hemming, No. 23, :Saville row, Burlington-street, London, will be duly a n_ siveted, but NO personal applications will be received. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM nARRIS, ' On Monday, the 3oth Day of March, 18,q; •and following Days, at at the late Dweiling 7 house of Andrew Newton, deceased, . situite in Bird.street, in the City of Lich field, • • MHE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AMNI- A."CURE, GOODS, 1' late, Pictures, Prints, superbly or namented japa n and other China, • Linen, Fire Arms. East Indian and American Curiosities, and other • Etreals late .of Andrew Newton Estf. deceased. • The China, Plate, and Curiosities will be sold on MondaY and Tuesday, the 3,th and 3ist days of Mardi ; and the Housenold- Furniture on I. rid .y, Saturday, and Monday; ttte 3d, 4th, and 6th days of A pril next. - Cataloots will be printcd, and may belicl ef the A tioneer. and at the piincipal Inns in Lichfield:Birmingham, Stalfbrd, and Derby ; and the Guods may bo viewed :by , alt. plying to the Auctioneer for Tickets. I have already humbly submitted to pommy pretensionS:to fill a seat in the Direction. The experience of a great por tion of my. life in the Co►npany's service; combined•with en.. tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ;more I cannot. offer, and more I am Sure you do not require in a Candidate, to enable him to discharge the - duties Of this im portant station ; but I ►nay, I trust, without presumption,_ gave you my solemn assurance, that. in the event of my-suc cess (and the reception Idiav,...met with in my canvass leaves me no morn to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the utmost, and the whole o( my thrne be deVoted to the fulfil ment of every duty conneded with the prosperity of the East India Company. I trust that those Proprietors to whom. I have not yet paid my respells, will t►vt. impute the aPparent negled to any other than. the realkause, the extensiveness of the Canvats. I have the holiqiir to he, Ladies and Gentlemen, , . Your most obedient and obliged humble SerVant; Birchin-laue, .EZ,b; ► f. 1807. .ROUERT WILLIAMS. N.H. Captain Williams's. Committee meet ev;!ry Wednes day, at the. King's Ilead Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend in Eleven to Five o'Clock, by. whorriany communications. will be,thanktully received. • . : . • March i 6, 1807 A T a Nuinerous and Respeaable. MEETING of tne Friends of Lieut.-Colonel I I-IN BA NNE 12- m g, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, the fol lowing Resolutions-were unanimously carried . : ' • P. CRAUFU RD BR U E, Esq. M.P. in the Chair; Resolved, That it is the opinion 91 this Meeting that the enemy, ability.- and integrity of Lieut.- Colonel Bannerman, ‘Vhith have been uniformly manifested by his conduct in the important Military and Diplomatic Stations he tilled during a period of twenty-tour years actual residence in I ndia, - render - that distinkuished Officer in a peculiar degree qualified for the-important Situation of an EaSt India DireCtor. • • • Resolved also, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the Court of Directors, the Governor-General in Council of India, and the Governor-in Cciuncil at Madras, in the high terms of approbation bestowed by them respectively.on the , Public Services of Lieut.-Colonel Bannerman, will use its utmost endeavours, on tric presciu occasion, to promote and Secure his Eleftion. P. CRAu FURD BRUCE, Chairman: Colonel Bannerman's Committee will meet on Monday next, 'the 23d inst. at the King', head Tavern, in the Foul try, "from Eleven till Four, where any friendly communica tions will be gratetaily received. DROVIDENT LIVE INSURANCE and AN NUITY OFFICE, Souttiaminon-street, Strand, London. PRESIDENT, The Mot Noble the Marquis or BO CKI NG HAM, K. G. • VICE-PRESIDENTS, Marquisof Salisbury,K.G. Viscount Chetwynd Lord Temple. VisCousit Oulu:annuli Viscount Bulieley • Lord sraybrooke: TRUSTLIS.. Marquis of Buckingham • I ;Lord BraybisOoke: William Praed, Esq. M. P. • - The, objed of this Institution is to encourage the truly laudable design of Lite Insurance and Provision for Old Age, by reducing those transactions to principles of the utmost pos sible Public Benefit wan tins view an extensive Society . of Noblemen and Gentli'men have entered Into . a Subscrip..' tion of 250,0001. to constitute an Original Capital, and, lax.- ing upon themselves the sole responsibility of the Establish• merit, they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants to par_ tiCipate is Protits, after the expellees of an economical ina nagement are defrayed, in which the President, Directors, Trustees, and Auditors at.t gVatuitously. Thus, by the spe cific Surns insured, and the division of comitigent Profits, every Member has the fullest possible value tor his Payments, without being subject to calls upon any lositi whatever. This important and unpreecciStited advantage is peculiar to the Provident Institution. Military Men !insured at this 9fflise are not charged with any additional Premium, unless called into adird Service. No Admission• Fees are required; nor- is any charge Made for P6licies. _ Insurance and Annuities may be effeded any day within office hours, which ai from Ten till Four. N.D. ST. CROIX, Sec. A Pamphlet, explaining the'Frinciples and Terins of this institution, is published by 'Messrs. Cadelf and bavies; and may be had at the House of the Institution, and of the Agent 4 and Bookselleii, price 6d. ' TO 131 f LETT, And Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or sooner, if required, A.COMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, in the . Village of Hagley, in the County of Worcester. The House consists of a large Hall, Breakfast-Room, Dining- Room, and Drawing-Room, Housekeeper's-Itoom, Closets, and every Convenience ; Kitchen, :Butler's Pantry, Dry Larder, I3rewhouse, sad Servants' }all ; Stabling for eleven Horses, and a double Coach-house, with, o.t her necessary Out-buildings ; five Lodging Rooms upon the First Floor, and four upon the Attic, besides two for the Men Servants ; a good Staircase all the way up ; Attics as good as th'e other Rooms, .and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen • a good .wailed,Garden, Shrubbery, and about 54 Acres of. Land; two Pools, and a Green - house.i • • The above House and Lands are situated in Hagley, in the County of WOrcester, and near adjoining to Hagley Park and the Clent Hills ; and there is a good Pack of Harriers within about a mile, and are distant about three miles from Stour bridge, and eleven from lirmingliam, to both which places there is an excellent Turnpike Road, and near the Coal Mines. . Fora view of the Premises, -apply.to john Taylor, near the same'; and for Particulars, to Mr. John Watkins, the Proprietor, at Northampton, near Worcester ; or to Me ssrs , Roberts and Baker, Solicitors, in Bewdley. NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS. ALL Persons going Abroad are requested-to take Notice, that the YELLOW FEVER POWDERS, and Preventive Infusion, -which destroys the Effels of all Kinds of Malignant .Fevers in tint Or unwholeSome Climates, may be obtained at the Warehouses, which haYe been 'esta blished -with the most Philanthropic ViewS, .at No. 40, Charing. Cross, near. the Aumiralty, London, and , No. to, Castle-street, LiverpoOl, by appointment of ,the Direlors of the Institution, to secure Health in Foreign Parts, 'where Pestilential DiSeases generally_ prevail. The Vowders and. Infusion are.packed in Tin Boxes, each of. which contains a Quantity sufficient for One Person for Twelve Months, together with ample Directions for its Use and Application. Patronized add strongly recommended by Regular and Eminent Physicians. 'THE return of Eruptive Complaints•at this Sea , A. son, when the cold weather prevents the perspiration from aaing as a corredive,.istihewn in many habits toy. itch, ins, and . ..mut:lt irritation under the skin. It is now ascer tained that the action of SP I LSBU R Y's PATENT ANTI CO R BUT I D (LOPS .gives. instant relief, by removing - all Obstructions in the Secretory Vessels, - even when wider the action et' Scrophu la. its good efteets: as a Medicine in . giving Appetite, pleasant to take, and requiring no cessation pt buSincss or recreation, and its existence as a remedy in va, 'lions complaints for More than thirty years in repute, ani _facts that deny deception. Mr. Spiis4ttry is not accountable .for any mixture sold, un less- the words " By the King's Patent" are itist:rtzct at length on trli hi i of- Directions, Bottle, and W ;Ter ; the Stamp also (the.tiiii,s's Dory) is printed in Black instrall'ot Red -I iik.—Sol.l at the Dispensary, No. i Loudon, in 13ottles'olgs. 6.i. los.'and . 2s. Duty in 4. tudrd. Com potruci'Essence, THIRTEEN TEIOUSAND LIVES: This.. Day was published, a new Edition, being the Third, with 'considerable Additions and Improvements, M One • very large and closely printed Volume, Odavo, price iSs. in boards, r ir r HE BrOGRAPHICAL, HISTORiCAL ; arid CHRONOI:OGICAL DICTIONARY, containing accurate Accounts of the Lives, Characters, and Adions of the most Eminent Peisons of all Ages and Countries, includ ing-the Revolutidniof States, and the Successions or Svve. reign Princes. . • By J OHN WATKINS, LL. D. &c..Bcc:'. ' Vita cairn Mortuonirn in memoria est poSita.—C lc ER O. A•Biographical and Historical Library, in the form of a Diaionary, and in the compass 'of a single Volurrie, answer ieg the purpo;e of .reference on all points of Biography, Cluonology, and History, challenges the iespea of every Stu dent and every Lover of Literature. . Printed for Richard Phillips, Na. 6, Bridge-street, Black- friars,, and to be had of all Booksellers. 'Of whbm may , be had, by the suite Author, Scripture Biography,in one volume, with plates, price cs. bound. THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. , This Day was published, .. .. is s riCe tes. Gd.iti boards ; I is. in red ;or tzs. calf-gilt, a New and Enlarged Edition, revised to the Ist of March, of A 'BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, containing brief but corred Notices Of the Lives., the Fa .lily and Party Connexions, the Senato rial Charader and Condud, and other useful and satisfidory Particulars relative to all the M-embers of the present Com mons House of Patliament ; drawn up and printed as a Com: panion to the Court Kalendars end the Pocket Peerages. Printed for Phillips, 6, Bridge-street; Blanckfriars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. O f whom may be had, in cVols. complete, or either Vol. separately, Ni euxiirs of gliblic Cliaraeters betweh the years 1798 and 1807, price tos. 6d. per V,l. in boards, embellish ed with Portraits. Nouvelle Ouvragedu Gen. Dumouriez. Xujourd'hui est- ptihlie, prix 4s.'6‘l. cartonne, OANT PAGNES du Marechal DE SCHOMBERG, 011 Portugal, depuis l'Annee 1662, jusqu!en i 668. Par le General DU MO URI E Z. " C'est au cur que je parte, et non pas a l'esprit." Chez R. Phillips, Bridge-strut, Blackfriars; Deboffe, Ger rard-street ; Dulau .and Co Sohn-square. NATURAL HISTORY. This Day was published, Embellished with Twelve beautifully coloured Engravings, price ss. half-bourn], - rHE HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the 2. most Remarkable and Inte i rsting BRITISH BIRDS; containing a popular. View of their Charaders and Habits ; accompanied by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amuse• nient and Instruction of young Persons,. By the AUTHOR of The History of British Domestic Quadrupeds. Printed for Richard Phillips, 6,.lfridge-street, Blackfriars ; sold by B. Tabart, New Bond-street ; and by all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, . The History of British Domestic I ,2ttadrupeds, with plates; price 25..6d. Natural History for. Schools, with 7o plates ; by W. Ma vor, L. L. D. ; price 6s. bound. Animal Biography ; or, Anecdotes of Animals, &c. by the Rev. W. Bingley, 3 vols. rl. Los. Visits to the Menagerie and the Botanical Garden at Paris ; as. . t-bourid. • , • KOTZEBUE. A COMPLETE and UNIFORM EDITION of .LA. the esteemed Works of the above popular Writer may nwv be had of all Booksellers, in Thirteen Elegant Vo lumes, small Octavo, in boardS, or in various styles of bind ing, all by the same Translator ; .or the several Works may be had separately, at the convenience or pleasure of the Pur- Cil•CLei Vii. • - t, The Narrative of his Exile into Siberia, Fifth Edition, 3 vols. price 13..6d. in boards. 2. His Travel.; into France, 3 vols. Fourth Edition, price 13$. 6d. in boards. . 3. His rravels through Italy, Third Edition, 4 vols. price zos. in Ipards. • - 4. His Novellettes, or Romances, Tales, acc., esteemed in this Translation one of , the most eleg ant W or k s in this Clans which has appeared for several years ; 3 Vols. price 15s. in hoards. All the above have been wiblished by Riehard , Phillips, No, 6, Bridge-street, Blackirtars ; and they ale to be had of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL SERIES OF BOOKS FOR TEACHING THE FRENCH 'LAN GUAGE IN SCHOOLS. _ • The • First Book- MH.E. FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRIMMER ; . 1. consisting of a brief Vocabulary of the most common Nouns, Adjeclives, and Verbs; . printed in a large Type, on good Paper, price 9d. sewed. • • The Second Book. The FIRST FRENCH GRAMMAR; consisting of the Accidence of that Lang . ua . ge, briefly expressed, and perspicu ously displayed ; containing every thing essential, and nothing superfluous ; by M.. L'Abbe llossut ; printed in a latge Type, and on good Paper, price ts. 6d. bound, in cloth. The Third Book A KEY TO FRENCH CONVERSATION AND FRENCH I IDIOM ; consisting of easy and familiar Phrases and Dialogues, English and French; adapted to the Memory of. Children at an early. Age; by M. E!Abbe Bossut ; print ed in a large Type, and on Fo od PaPer, price ts. sewed. The lourth Book. The FRENCH SYN TAX ; with illustrations and numer ous- Exercises annexed to every Rule, calculated to perfe r a the Student in all the peculiarities of the Language; by AL LeAbbe Bossut, price.ss. 6d..bound in cloth, - • . The Fifth Book. A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and.ENCLISH, and ENGLISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Hundred Words riot-to be tound in other Didionaries, and excluding others unknown to modern French Literature. The whole revised, prepared, and compiled by M. L'Abbe De Levizac; beautifully printed ia'a new Nonpareil Type, , on tine Paper,' ptice 9s.•bound. . • • •*. A .* This new and greatly-improved French and English Dictionary' is printing with all possible expedition, and will be ready for delivery to the a Public before Midsummer, 18e7.. Thu Sixth Book. •DICTIONNAIRE IMIVERSEL.DESSYNONYMES E LA LANG LIE FRANC OISE, Recueillis par M. L'Abbe De Levizac, prix 6s. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridgc-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all booksellers, with the full Allow_ ance to Schools. • The above-mentioned Series of easy •and simple ele mentary Hooks are belieVed to b‘e all that are necessary to ren der an English Student sufficiently tainillar with the French Language for the' purposes of reading'• and conversation. Every person must have been struck with the absurdity of the pratticept putting the present voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French G raininars and their,Auxiharies into the' hands of Ch;lilren. Well educated Frenchmen are themselves unacquainted with half the subtleties which, by means of the previously-existing i• rench and English grammars, are at. tempted to be taught to, Children in English Schools. The Abbe Bossut's Books, On ti n - contrary, contain nothing but . veneral And essential points tit information ; they leaVe the Pronunciation to the livingititor, from whom as much will .be learnt in an houras by -Rule in a sear; and; in resiie6.l to Words and Consti uetions, • they, place the acquirement of the French Language, by an ,English Child, evactly on the same looting as t h at on it stands to a, Native.. . VICTUALLING OFFICE: . , • . . „ March 16, 1807.- 'HE COMMISSIONERS for PICT UALL I gi - 4 MA7EST.Y's Ar.. 4 Pl' do berebygiv, Notice, , on . Friday the 31 of April, next they be rect.?), re,:eive Tenders . in Writing ( sealed up), and treat for the SupplYi (on separate ContraTh) - of what S Al' R Q.V IS I S Mir be re, .quired Joe the use of fiis Majesty's Ships avd 1/osels at Creen9ck, and at Sttanraer, and in Loch Ryan, onibe : Coast of Sc," land, for Twelve Months certain, from the 2cral May next, and further until Six 'tlonths warniirg, shall be given -fir 4he terminations thereof ; the mode 6fpayment to he by trills . , payable, withinte rest, ninety days after date. The , . Conditions of • the Contraqs mays .be seen at ih: Stcre 7 Office ; or by app(ying to file C01te4,77 of 'she Customs, (it Greenock acid Stranraer refpetliveiy. • Nc regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at logth, or that shall not be delivered.' to the Board .before One o'ClOrk on the said Friday, the jd 449ril next, nor tinfess , the Person who makes the 'tender, („r tome Person on his behalf,attends, to answer, Ti.hen: called for. MISS OWENSON's POEMS. • This Day was published, • . Elegantly printed,, price 7S. in hoards, - • T HE LAY of an IRISH HARP ; or, METRI- . CAL FRAGMENTS. By .IVLiss OWENSON, authot,of the Noviceof St. Dominic, the Wild frisk Cirl t “&c. Trifles light as air.— --Shaltspeare. Vrai papillon de Partiasse.--- La Fontaine,: Vrinted for R.‘Phillips, 6, Bridge- street ; and sold by j. Archer, M, Keene, N. Mahon, W. 'llugdale, E. Colbert, and W. Watson, Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers. Of whom may be,had, The Second' Edition of the Novice of St. Dominic. F) tr vols. price 18s. The Third Edition of the Wild Irish Girl. Three v 01.3 price 13s.6ci. The Eighth Edition of the Winter in London. Three va:s. price 13s. 6d. Sir lohn Carr's Stranger in Ireland, with beautiful En.,. gratings. 4t.0. price 21. 55. . to • AGRICULTURE. ALL P . erkins• interested •in the 'Practice of Agri culture, and anxious to adopt the various Modem lin provements and Discon;ries its that Art, are respeatuily in formed, that a New; Revised, -and Enlarged Edition of Dr. DICKSON's COMPLETE SYSTEM of MODERN HU SUA N OR-Y, Mcluding all the latest I mpiovements and Discoveries to the rat of lanuaryi 1807, has just been pub lished, and may be had of all Booksellers, . price four Guinea; and 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 tsar best Methods of Planting, and the improved Alanagenient of Live SLick ; with the oe cription oi.lmpleinents and l3nildiogs, the Theory of Soils and Manures, the best Method of Inclosing, Embanking, Road-making, Draining, Fallowing, 1 rrir,ating, Paring, Burn.. &c. The improved Cultivation of Arable Lai.ds, of all kinds of Grain„Artificial Grasses, &c. &c. illustrated with numerous Copper-plates. In a word,, in conjuation with,the Farmers Kalendar, by . Mr. Arthur Young, .this Work, by Dr. Dickson, forms a complete Farmhouse, or Agricultural Library, tor Reference or lustrudion, upon every Subject. Both Works are printed for Richard Phillips; No. 6; Bridge-street, Blacktriars, and may be had of all Booksellers. This Day were.pOlished, price is. 61. MHOUGHTS on the' MARRIAGES of the —ll. LA 800 R 1 Ng POOR 'containing 1 nstruOions tor their Comilla before and alter entering into that important State ; with Four authentic arid mora-1 Stories, illustrating the . subjed, By THOM AS KELLY. • The Causes of so muck Misery in the Marriage State the Author arranges under Six distin h - Heads, viz. a. The Want of due Preparation. • 2. Neglel of choosing a proper Partner for Life. • 3. Want of Economy atter Marriage: 4, Neglect of their Children's Education. S. The Custom of suffering theirtatnilits to be Idle. 6. The pernicious- Habit of Drinking. The Merit and Utility of this. Work entitle the Author to patronage, and his Book to extensive circulation. it Well deSeriies, in our opinion, the notice of that excellent • In stitution, The Society for Bettering the Condition of . ,the Poor.—Brit. Crit. Feb. 11;07, - Printed tier G. Kearsley, Fleet-skeet ; 1. Hatt:hard,' Pic , . cadilly ; and R, liughes, Ludgate.street. This Day. was published, Handsomely printed in-Two Volumes :Ito. on, a fine .Paper, with upwards of Seventy Plates, of which Stiay-one are from Paintings after, Nature, by Sydenham Edwards, pike 31. ros. or beautifully coloured 61. 6s. OMPLETE 'DICTIONA.RY of PR ACTIQA L %.../ GARDEN ING, - with corred Efigravings'of the vari ous Apparatus necessary for the purpose, in Buildings and other Contrivances, from the original Drawings, as well as of the more rare and curious Plantsiernployed in the way of, ornament and variety in the Pleasure-grounds, Green-houses, and Stoves ; By ALEX. MACDONALD, Nurseryman and Gardener. • • We have looked. over this Work with the greatest atten tion,. and arc enabled to say, that the Author has not in his Preface over-rated its merits. It contains all the information thatcan be required respecting the Kitchen and Flower gar den, Shrubbery and Pleasure 7 grounds, 'Hot-houses, Green houses, and Melon-pits, and all the beskand most approved Writers on the subjeck have been diligently censu ted, and the most useful parts of their produCtions carerully extract.: ed. Ina word, the Author has great merit 14 the industry and judgment which he has displayed in his Compilation, as well as for the praCticalskill which he has manifeste,l in the composition of 'many of the articles. the Engravers have done justice tO.the Plates, which are executed with neatness and accuracy. The Colouring of the Plates too, which is a matter of no small inwortance in.subjeas of Natural His tory, is in general very good, and, with, a few exceptions, they are highly creditable to the Artist. Upon the whole, we recommend this Work, as containing a great Body, of ust.- ful inforatiOn on.the sut r ljett of Hortieuiturc, in all_ its branches, perspicuously arranged. . . . . _ •,•. • Anti-tacobin Review, Feb... 1110. • Printed-for G. Kearsley, Fleet:street. N.B. The Purchasers of this Work in I'..rts are requested to constplete their Sets without cfely. AN ADDRESS, 71-lENEVER the PrOprietor of Dr. NORRIS's V V DROPS solicits the attention- of the Public, it js with a pleasing confidence, inspired• by the knowlcage that this celebrated Medicine is too, universarly tamed. for its un equalled virtues as a Specific in Fevers of every description, Colds, and all Disorders arising from obstruded Pers-piru , tipn, to rermit such au AddreSs to appear intrusive ; for. to possess ability to save a Fellow-creature's life, and use it not, into be deficient in duty to God and Society. The nu.= merous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, when all other means have faile,l, best prove its title to the universal estimation it has obtained., That;motives of gain should have deprived numbers of experiencing the unrivalled Efficacy. of these Drops by the introduction of a deleterious Counterfeit, is to be lamented ; but the favour of Government has per mitted an eff:Ctual guard against this base fraud, by the name of "•Thomas Norris Moore" engraved on the tainp,round each Bottle: as the Stamp Duty now eqUal4 extends, to Ex portation, it is hoped Druggists and Venders with attend to this indisputable mark of their beingenuine, as all possible means have, and will be taken, to expose such. a dangerous imposition in the West. India Isl Inds, where they are higl4 valued as a sovereign Rerned)' b. the most malignant of Pu trid Disorders, called the Y LL W EVER. 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