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_., - • • stuasta 1206) FATRIF-ROYAL, DRURY•LANt. F'HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 17, Igor,. Theis Mai !twist' Setteits.will aft the Operatic Dratua of THE TRAVELLERS; • OR, MUSIC'S FASCIN ATIuh. The Characters by Mr. Upham, Mt .I , ,hn.tene., Mr. iota, Mt. De Camp, Mr. Mathews, Mr Dignum, Mr N 3 ,,,puul, Mr. Dowtoti, Mr. Wevr/taer ; Signora Storace , )In ruwell , Mm. htturittetn, Mr. Sharp, Arc. .'c. To which will be added, the Coaled) , of THE WEDDING DAY. teed Rakeland, Mr. Russell; Set Adam Contra, Mr. Larry; Mr. Cmttc•t, Mr. Rattle'. Lyle COilte.t (with a a. I , gl, Min thmrati; Lady Autumn, him Till-well. To-niortew, The *Rivali; The Fats Chcassuaa ; and The V:rgtsi Uutnaak'd. . ' SECOND TIME THEATRE-ROYAL. t OVENT-GAR DEN. rHI S PRESENT EVENING, Nor. 17, 1806, w ill be perfornuol, a New Play, called, ADRIAN AND ORRILA. OR, MONIER'S TENGFANct. ThePrOotipal Characters by Mr Coeke, Mr M 111(1141, Mr. C ge.oble, Mr. Liston. Mr. Cbape.art ; Mrs C Kemble, pa,,,,5 1 0t , u, Miss Brunton, Mis. Mattocks, Mus Tyrer, Mrs. Smith. To which will be acktel, a Fgree. raw', " WE FLY BY NIGHT." OR, LUNG STORIES. Central &alien Mr. 'Mumleo ; it rrtt , , Mr. Fawcett. T..Curioktuut ; 0., The Roman Matto.' ; wit!: The Flitch of hams. SANS PAREIL, STRAND, OPPOSITE THE ADELPHI Lieen,ed by the R.ght Hem the Load Chamberlain. rplllS PRESENT EVENING, N N. 17, 1806, „IL this NEW IBUILOING WILL OPE:S, with Amuse ac ollder Part the Plitt, an Entertainment, cnnsofing kecitatinn as., Saar. entitled, Th.. ROUT, wtneh be inoodneed iu the (.4lowing . auetewinit lnhetluctinr .ng, /he Bott tott..ottecn. DAtm..-Song, Captain Ciark —Roc , t How to potent Mutia).—Song, 10u54, , , Refit. Pielii , .. 4l —Song, Peliesta—Rocit Otatnrou—Se g, the Gamester—Am-it. In• Sweet Cuotem—Rent. and Snit; ?male 71. e wipole neaten, composed twat, the exceptawa at two Songs), and wdt ce S oken, Sung, and AcsoinpauleJ, by a La4y, tr Ing h a fins J Hanalei on any stage Part the Sterrett', TEMPEST TERRIFIC, wh.eh will in trisi.is. an OPTICAL EXHISITION nl VISIONARY OB JECTS, illoatitatell with Hiaiorical Remark , , iioiaething in the manna" of that admired 'ho Ehohlosis4l o, iir but varying asateriAly a the ailed. The llthoonr, wnl ate pear,*th ricea,ional intioductino cf other Subleas, °lady is Use fo:lowlog suecessio , ,:-.6•ltosts, after the maim, of S•ceoh- , —ltua Maak. frost la* I.ll,tile—r.friaii--Sewa..l, of 1 ertleurobeiland—.l . lho MatitarAixithenei. of a ia- ei need Hers—An animated Effigy—Jane bliore—nlaion on ele Whorl. Pert the Third. The VISION in the HOLT L kND: ira.iDiblEy of iv iuti,L , )Ith DREAM; an tritue New and I it , ..•4v•N Specials. reiireaentinr, apparently in the Air, an AsuiNT GRANT) bATTLk. Lh SHADOW, in which s-reral Thousand Figures, armed in the Gist ante of their Is., are see.. engaged, .es said by G .direr of Bo.tiquil to hate apveared to him , when he led the Chriatien umy under tl.e 'pap. oif Jernsalera._ I'.. conclude 'Pith an elegant nee-cernstraeted Artificial nße.wortK, in a Temple superbly Winnowed , — rbe elide accontnan,elll/0 Music. Price of admoilion:.—lSnaes ss. pa 31.—.1Nalt open at !even, begin at lien. the ow till 1 Theatre; botthe AJnits , in Pace moat be paid at the same time for the seats to •„e ke,n, for which Tiirket. wt I he deli vered, and Servant, may be sent to keep place., but cannot detain them after the end of the Fret Pert, which wio ..ceury three queries of en hour, as, from the nature of the S•cont Part of the Exhibition, the 11.,u.c must be rendered dark, and pirces cannot then be elitained. 0 .• The Nobility, G.iitiy, and Public in general, are re ssectfully infrainid, the Theatre perfba:y d•y, haying been fitirrlivd upwards of two yesn, in a manner the Proprietors bust will meat their spprobetient. Artists, of the first abilities, Maris been enefiust is, the Decorative, as well as the Optical and Mechanics part ; and, be;ere the Curtain, the comfort arcommiedation of the audience hare been must pertucu laH Persona taking pliers may have a dry light view of the eel:mice patt'ot the Theave, this Day, between the hews of fen ,itct PROI'4IETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Itauty and Multh cannot be more usentially promoted, than be sttenoline In the Pfet-li vntio.. id the Teeth. rk, N lON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH T-1 POW DER, having receivtel the approbation of the Wet Oestry, mud a *minions Public, by an eatensive con sumption hit a seiiriNef ;cars, u well as the attestsrioi of its * .. ".wfiOf SlXOSlltallafß, from the analysis et its centnnoirot pats, be the most rhatinpeillied Medical character+, who have pro. notincid it the 1111.-t ph-atilt Vilet..6l, tooth Powder known. to inC , O4lll tie liceuty of the enamel, and pre.i.ote the ouraliiiiiy of the 'rom, amt wl,ich {:IS, hs conserisence of its • l'sdenecd anesinseu, barn h"n 11110. the Jinni. ditto pa. troiute of their hfelest.re, sod the v.atous hlustnoot Krithehes of the Royal Family, Nobility, ()entry. rte. in the 11..liwt NhWrttN'r TOOTII POWISER is an Astrinpnr and Anitearburiz Powder, a delicate A r oliatic, extr,...m..1, grateful to ilia palate, add ph-uent in it. use; in line, to there who an: lv it, d is a cousin prevewsltive rf pain ~r decay of the Tuth, to the latest pu;orlps Ws. It continues to ad I.llthfitny Pr..p.ins4 by Mr. Neoton (on )r), at his house, Er-ontiqt, - .n Vautlrall (laftCof fire.tt Ru , s4l.:reet, iroin the Their Maill t , lfs, he ; and sold wholesale, tend, sal sr e. i""bnili by Mt . ..lfs SII4W and Edsrai , ls No. 61,, St. Paul's Othuclot aid, wh e w he has empowered to looks a liberal on '^ to his anste.iontry Vender-, Merchsitt , , Sic ; tea, by elate Poo fotner and Medicine Seiler in the K it Sown, at Ys. ss.l suit _ _ _ . • • Aft 111.4 , e to ask I Newton . ..ranch aud gee thn " B. H Neoton" i. wnstau on raen bon .ith wd iuks as all ^the" .01 , 1 as N•nt tots ate it,i•o-itaws. To MR. Sit'llLsliVßY. Si., Marin*, ling 12, 1206. n,F Writer. in June Litt, called eu ynu with you u3 wattsan of the "ante of Rio ak,r, vrtiu had a bail anti to s.3om yo a 'riser pint of your Drops, whi4ll hat arady ofi.aned a QOM inloosing has also occurred in this tieighh.iurb•iod : /Ames Gib..o n.s uniculaie4 at 10 years of age; halt a year afterward. seiu,d with pain in both kip, susivo.ed l i , soli.. time in be Lut it %Inca felahy iu one tohael steole.l, sod rareleiti ca:iable of wahtin2. H. had, in fort years, el-ssii or twelse Wren. anJ 13 pieces of Now were Likes, not. Hi. h - eith "" 1- hinhirt. anal he .a 1 gnu...nth carried about. I was 1.410 - ,4 , 11 wit, Sheen ho.tl-s of SPILSeII NY's PATES r AN- T.S ( t )lnitirle t)11014, waeb i 1 .11•.11- y inert Luu It if 11,./ three years since ; he isgrown tall, healthy, sod works tonitantly a. a brlckityor. The hta.tr is a 1..• reccrrimetuted as a di....rVnigi. b j ^ e l for law excellent hutitation. She Ines sues imaaa Liindon, and it has been thought loc.t to send Ler so town, the you mat sea her. The Genuine Patent Antitcosbutie Drcips, are sold in hnttl. It 54- tod• 13.. and 11. 24. dety ineitided, et the INsp.:::4Arv t H... lb. Soho -4,00,0, 1..114 .e. To prevent coenterl its, each )(tie ka , .. - comwatied with black ink stamp; and CIS e .rk, At the &swath of each bottle, reeled with red wa:c. ;v. En% w!I1, cc; otb.:*r 1.1 tme new .t tthet clleapc r, etc. on 3 g^v. There ate let & I hula, and u n ,nation. 47. S'l4 Ott ....98. N. n • ....921 9:1 ot, ....141 2/t t s . .....70s. 75 $ od 6A.4 71L • .4. day, Nov 13. to 231 to 441 to sfis to :it- —.l I,er (41,111 i, Watt. 45. 4 , 1 .41 lUi 0 + •151 •O. an v ac844p44. 34 10. a 5 A. na N • C: cr 41 i 44 14 .. 5 , 1 . •% .1116, a Y• t• ry It. intr. 44 6.1 to •q P 4 44 44 b, Lc , zt•opp. tostestsit rs . 34 Si in SI 24 4: 24 tr , 5. bl at t. 3t. M. 34. to S. 104. 24. to ic ea. —l4l. 6.1. earh 17. • —.I each. •en 5 , 01. " is • Pries. .•,t n 4 0.1 a 44: 94 0.1 . bi). 04 a be 01 WAY •• • • • 6 ....613: W• . 170• 3 141‘ 6A. • - • • 4s. kef•s. .„, .5.? /MP • • • • • 6* itt.c4o•Rttket,. !•„I:o4trivik(:l4le ; " 1" et• wv ,4 4i . ttsr • p 244 • . • • 41,1 • • - 4 yk COG ri pp Z.! ° L • ra:rtt-ft bra. • . .7 wit tore-inerisi 11 1 4 ' 01 094111 1 t r...0117„1 4nhn„.._ tett ,tit, •. *night r 60 "Ate MAO ri .vo 41114 If; 1 0 4 P alll4ol#A4 e e ls !. • trl oiArCe? arewars, jwi itisi.to it- , ARAgme i IPrt 1 111Mbt: Wieettertar • V • •••-•. 14111 ' IS:. • V1•:•r .1.1. • flirlit, A;INP7 0 bt k brPn'i;- A itli,S 111" liwnnes.. se; oink- W A 7lRik-l K'. .01111 •P b:a • : os r,ii r eu Trlrd it 'Alex -Is=4. lailmies Vo•Jces. s i .. r o m pedui & tr. iot, Earlt- 1 4 yph.--ficr- miTo 15 .ora , Sibiblry a gent% id 2 I'ols.--Kem:. - 30 Tots.--Bay:,:4 I vo!s.--.Ciriola ,4 ,1 ~ milliesa i.“ ,- ~ a tsph ...Sys lit NYP-4 4 "" tips, if r•:, —Le p.l2 voLt-I.eaLii da4lo-43rowued a. • la Atictiaa Room. • lb. 19. Duk.i6 psblistied Sts.l34. trel4. 1.:0a2 .ttt yffic. (rid p" 16 • _l, c "ttob b - - • MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17, leo6. • VICTUALI.IN(:.OFFICE, Ocr. ft 7, le 6 ,- T r HE COMMISSIONERS fur :Mantling Mu A iliaielsh's Na.,,. J.. hereby gsl4 Snore , Thnt en IIION• DAY, the Ifth of Neventhee acre, they t em Itt resit / to tecoint Ttode r , ut twin, /,•,e, op). and trent foe TWO HUN• ORE') TWA/SAN') G.AI.I.ONS of WEST IRMA RUM; FOREIGN SHANDY., (.1 he deiverrd eue-half 141 the Ppnce of One Maude, aad At remainder pi One lbath elterecards, into his Moir's'. 7's Victor:thug sores, at Portsmouth and Ply mouth, he tic iltilewink roportionf, ti,.; Ipnemmnutit . . . 100,000 Gal:ons. Plymouth • . 1U0,111.4 200,060 Gal:ons. Ail to he paid for by Dint, payable with Interest, Ninety Vans alter art,. N. R. lie fender unit he evemeted, worm the rtantito of Rom and it.a.la tare , her rrih the pine. th er eof, that be piper aria n,ori•fltdiv le it rteN ; vow *via •ny Teader!he n adoneeteed fore et lea tits than fen Tnnmenel tiothros 41 tither Allies, .Tht anntriais of the Contrite* may be Woo At the Seeretiery's Or , c. No 'evert/ rill Int hod to any Trod& is r'telk the Prier shell wit be inserted to era ae at length, or that AAA net k 11110Orrei the I oard before (i.e o'clock en the wad Maratta k , the 174 at' Nl...umber nay, we lent• es the Pertod echo wakes the Tender, at. ~ . sae, se. Pc, tot,hts, ate" to ammo. Mos colloid! far IV; li /FINE COMMISSIONERS fur His 4dieary's Noe dy hereby 0. i,e Natue, Th.t4 est WED. NE,DAI' the 19th 1001, they tad! be reed* to es reillol La di on Wge rottag (ted/eat up) anal toast I.l* TWO HUNDRED HAGS o KEN FISH Hu ,•). of the growth al the Year 11105, to be an tior4k to Soattottt to be ..rOthlCl.4 Wi th 114 , Teled111; and Triigvp. HUN I)RED QUARTERS el Pale, and AHREE HUNDRED QUARTERS of Chae dried NM RER MALT 1 411). of T adios, ert 14 a (}neigh(, k Weekly Prop. , et• ~•s, Olt* ritsetolitag V• 1111. 4114 Deplfir.; ; oe pewit far by hilts, pohuit:e re,th Interest, Katety Days aft: r dote The Cbstoisi,as of the Contracts 1 , 1411 W seen at the Secretary's (Pore. Nu regard will be had to oaa fowler in wkir4 the Prier gel oot he eosart,: , l in .lords ar trarh. •• 011 shall oat be daliar•ed to the Board Warr Oar o'Claek of, the sod It'edoetd ry , the 1914 loatituz, odor ...kathe Nowa who 'sakes th , • Trader, a- sate l'ersan so laid behalf. glitodo to 'limn,. where &died ter DEYTH OF LORD liti,Stre. • A FEW ithpres.ions of for ciheilnitp Enxrapag 11 „ryki MAU of 1.010). 11440.1*,•orthis 11,!toki a Tr-iatgar, iiiiieti is just c4stplaitietrilmtior.Salf, at hiajeoty's Pmesellw's la ikioiveitootoer,of Sfileir.strein. . This Day are piahlish'ed, hsoldbonsidi I , Octato,prkie in bo3ids,•l3s. • L'‘IFTY-THREE DISCOURSES, cootaining A a conn-cte4 SYSTEM et DOCTRINAL and FRAC. TICAL CHRISTIANITY, as tirofussed and maintained by the CHURCH of ENGLAND; particularly adapted to t h e Use of Families, and Country Congretradans. • By the Rey. EDWARD RRACKENBURY, A.R. Vicar of Skendleby, in Oa County.of and foranerly of Linetdu Collerge ()Ilford. Printed f , r F. C. awl Rivinrnint* No 12. St. Chistb.yard ; mold alito h 7.i 14.ttehar4, Nn. 190, Tina e .is As, is puhlishet, liAndernely printed in Quarto, on Writ iiig Piper, mica, in hoer,tr, it vibe continsteil sumutty, • THEFARMER'3 DAILY JOURNAL. and COMPLETE ACCOUNTANT,. frnu M chaelmas 1110.6 so Michaelmas 1607, r.eniomenderi•ta 311' Farmer, as well Priiprietriri as Oectipiers of Farms, StairwAs, &WA, e. as the must easy And teak, foIISIA.M4ia 16:40 . 41111 pie 400,1411. era 'lron, ricanied, that the p`atisce eaparkity, wish a knunkrtge nt writing unto, may. keep a wan atlntrite ameeinto &coley aecOnrrt.V d well of the ?shod, ai Itte profits dr the ra Re A PRACTICAL FARMER. Printed (nit F. C. and 3. R•vington, No. 6?. St. Paul's Church yard and sold by ali Roalwallete in Town and Country. This Day is published, handsomely 'print-r1 in two Isrp Vets Stu. price its boards. lbs. AN HISTORICAL VIEW at the RISE awl. PROGRESS of INTIFIF LITT, with a R.-rotation of it, i'rniciples and Rea:grottos"; its Pi Series n( Serruotts, peached fer the Le c hire rounded' y the Honotirsble Rolent Pk] it the Parish Church of Mt. Mary-le•Sost, Irani the Year 1802 to the Year 1803. By WILLIAM VAN myr.nriir, MA. • .aßettor of sr. Mary-le Bow, London. Printed for the Author, sad saki by I' C and : J. Rie.ngten, St !hail's Church-taut White, Pisesistrert ; Hatehard, Pic cadilly ; Cooke, Gierutd ; and Deightors,Carn'tridge. TO THE GENTLE AEN, CIAIENOY, ANO FP r F.HOLD FRS OF THE COUNTY OF AIIUIILEbEX Gentian, ' 11 (1 US 1 . graefolly do I feel the ilistinguished . situation on the Pell, to which your .kind / natality and a& ive esidtitio. hese raised we in this early stage of the 1.1e.i ion. So flattering a an.re of your favoit• I cannot but confider as a ureorsolynon aprobatibit -of the niinciples on widen I have resented niyseif to y. sir newt ; but ',wont etc to remind you, that suer. is tee te•cuii..r 'tattoo it the coolest i., which re are engaged, that its object Q . he obtain only by a de_ elided and - unequivocal ',credal it of 1.,11111 sense of the (:)..tity on the preseot occauee ; nothing less than this can afford a solid security to your linghis and Independence. Taste, Gentle en, aro the grounds on o ich I solicit your oisot &dive And energetic efforts in my behalf, n. t .e osesesent of the Poll. 1 have the honour to be, Your wort obliges and fattlittil tt nab • S re, r, Bush-Hill Park, Nov. le. 18 AS. - WM. MELI 154. • MIDI - E•FX TH FILEKH'ILD&R.Sia the 1 t. of Mr W MEL'..(llif;ite• i..olostd. the 'le ready on TUESDAY r, the 1 of N ..r, and leiowing s, at S , vets 4:elnek to the . 4 • ...advey the n te and fowls the Pe.l, at firtsinfiod, a ..i• ander-tuan tioned Ei.lilpaitaatschurch. &welt sideV ll:rain:bury-square. Pantheon, t/tiford-re , d Opposite St James's Church, Piccadilly. • Pailiarseht.strcet. Clerkenwell Goan. • Islington Green. Bethnal, Green. Shadoell, opposite the Church. Shoreduch, opposite the Ciiurch. • Court-Nunn., Wei•c..tte-mitialo. Liereller•hre Welt side of Tetni e-has. N B 'h'-e Coach Committee, in the interest of Mr. Mirnlsh, silllse in constant airendsnee it No. 9, Peatherstmie Build- WV, Ho torn, this aul following days ; and all applications to that Committ-e, by Electors rho are disposed to vote fir the above Gentleman, will be duly futon* d to This Day is peblittted, elegantly printed in One liege Volum. Crow a actavo. on a fine Woven la , eR, hot•pressall, price in 11 , 1.41'4. tida Gi (To be cno , nu annually+) 'I'HE POETICAL ft F.Cai fER, and REPO SI roßy r.f FUGITIVE POET&Y, for 11104; bete; th- Fourth Volume of the Series. Printed for F C. and J. Riviogten, No 6i, St. Paula Churn TAM; aid also by J Hatchetd, No 191, Piccadilly. The Poetical' Illigist-r comprises Ehigensl, Fugitive, and Ancient P +airy ; C•itienins nn the•Pnetry of the Year ; with a Catalogue; Poetical B.ograpitv, and Miscellanies. 01 ill. a bireeinentioned 'Ronk. may be had. The Second E o' the Voinnies for 1431, 18C2, and belie,' the there 6 It of the Tenet, price 9.1 each r in .srds Tue Volume for 1805, will ite pulAislerd early in January. Vim THE USE OF SCHOOL'S AND UNIVERSITIES. This D.y is published, in Two tares \Warne, octavo, price beue,l, I be. a Now F-ditusii, carefully corrected, trriag the F•rurreelith, of UTOMERI ILIAS, GRIECE et lATINE. .T•niT;M:i. Isom k armtherlani, he. Repo Jussu scripsit sense eetidit SAMUEL CLARKE. ST.P. Iskareos J. Johnson t o K *1.111.• in • G. J. et 3. Riekeriliern ,• F. et C. Rtenieton ; J. Walker; W Lowndes; ScAtcherd et Letter:wail : G ilkie et J. Rnbinson ; I'. Ka. ; C law; Puts et Williams; Longman, Hurst, Rees, et Urine; et J. Mawinan •„• The Latin Translation which, in fewer Editions, has been printed with the Greek Text, is now, on the rpcomenend. Minn of the Heads of mine of our princi:4l Seminaries, placed at the end of east) Volume, in under tuft, used or emoted at tine discs, t oh of the Teacher. An E it u i of TNI ODYSSEY, unifwmly printed with the ab:ire, is i the Press. FOR THE USE. OF FAMILIRS,Ac. MRS. TRI‘l MIER'S LXPLANATION OF THE BIBLE. Thit . day is utibliMed, io One large Volume, Octavo, price Ws. in boards, A HELP to the UNLEARNED in the STUDY 1.2. a the HOLY iCKIPTUFtES. Being an acts-opt to ex rilaiu the Beste to a familiar way, silauted to common appro. lienr.on, and accurhog to the oniniosis or approved CPISIMGII. tames. By Mn. TRIMMER ; Author of Sarred History, circler( hous the Scrintines, with tatiuns and Reflections, guar/War Works; aud Editor of The Guardia. of Lducation. F. cited for F Land J. Rivingten, No. ft 2, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and J. Haulms', No. ISM, deign of the Author IA this Coropention has been, to furnish an Egidaliation of the !Wile, roy oh - cii elle unlearned Reeler int, be .nalled to understand the Satratiture; sufficiently, to re t bc. Faint upon a solid foundation ; and to know bow to regulate hclpraime iveiety and Morality, by the Plidaitiles and Ruler of I:hildianity ; . so as to b• giamedsd spina the sophistry of Infidelity, and the ThrUsions of Einthohasns. And it is Horned, that the Wotk may urine u.eful ra Hews of Vinci. he'S wh o give refitinus luaruclion to then I) reestie.i; to li.r. ttiV., and others, in the cla.,.es of ; and to kfirders aid Morasses at Char ity Schools, for the lostruction of their Scholars. Of the abore.m•thioned Bookiallars may be had, all Mrs. Tiimrerr's Works. ACARD.—Ladies are respeSoully intorped, the WI-der Trade has coinwienred at Haiveyos Pantheon Family Linen Warehoi, , Nu. 7s, Oxford-street —Just re ceived,rideveis packs of ear . ,:hvap blankets ; two thousand coon. ter;rane ; three hundred them belie soiled, will be mild at half price; two !unwired Roe town prints at Is 6d worth dnuole the looney; fifet-Oise Chamltraire, at Is. per yid , several boxes of fresh table linen ; Scotch, hist; home mad- and other sbeetitigs; Clutioy's yard wide Irish and Alexenders I 7dilth Watson.; 1W beautitel worker, louden rnbea, at one guinea, worth fifty &billings; thore mica are he rutiful,beyornl deseriir Lien; one thousand pieces of loirl4 jacrinets, nainsoules, 'ceriumd cannon, tanieles, books. and a number of fancy mils. ;in., not to be um at any ether house; 201/ Cambrin, 14s. 16a. Ms and on, guinea the piece, sufficient for ten pan ket hand. fteri hid& 100 pieces of French cambric handkerchiefs, with white border,, to be offeiett a great bargain ; a great number of fancy thaw in robes and other articles, ~o p-essly fur the winter trade, and I.ro very beautiful caMintere shawls; 110 yrecei of tows' coloured twilled caostwiis, fi yards wide, a way vast bars N. B Extraordinary bargains—Mull muslin& at Gel per yard ; GO nieces of yard and half wit.: t nub 'an, miry fine, at Is. per yard • pc:het-handkerchiefs at 6d: and muslin handkerchiefs at RIvInaToN•S CONTINUATION Pr THE ANNUM. REGIs MR, FUR Wit LY PUBLISHED IT ME DODSLEY. The Dal a pu!:lbhaf, In One very large Volume, prim, iu b oar d., I M THE ANNUAL REGISTER; 'ere, A View of the Iliatairy, Polities, and Liteiatere, fur the Year 1793 And ale., Twice in bear& 11iii The VOLUME for the YEAR laul, being the FIRST lila NEW SLRIk-S. Printed harF.o and I. Riviiigton, No. 63 St. Paul's Chureh• ward sold she be her Pty.-, PelLMali Mr Lawton, Char inw ems.: Mr. Makhard, Pieeedilly; Numsville and Fell, New dend street; Mr. Lloyd, Harley-cues; and b 2 Meant. Aich,C -rnnill. N. S. The Volumes for 1/94 and 01 . 9, tre in the Prat., and will appear heto-e the elew of the Year. ..• A PROSPECTUS, exoloiiiiiie the Motives for the Craramenreinent ut a NEW Sr,RIES, and the Ptais 14( the future Publication of the Work, ma. bo had grata of all the Senkaellers. Also, I. The ANNUAL RRGISTER, for tbi. Year 1791, rice, in Ith3oit, 94. at The ANNUAL REGISTER, for the Year 1799, in two parts, price, iu hoard., 14. This Vi.lnoie coin ii.e.lienda Two Year, or F neign and Gleataita a frialiful and mere ample aremmt than hal vet been give., of the virtual Outlet `rind Or ..throw of the French 44-nar , h., the Prlnensfes and F urvig Pohl en IN the ReAre'utaanina, and Inc Origin .( the War on the C iota) • it, dte &e 3. 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DOMINIC By Alrus 4 volt tfts bawds. 7. FLEETWOOD ; or, The NEW MAN of FEW By William Goodwin. 3 vats. 13.. 6d. booed*. The Day is pehirmed, priee Ss in boards, the Second Edi wirb $041141 Add mous, of irVISOLETE IDEAS, in Six Letters, cadre is htatia. By a FRIEND. Sherburne Printed for the Author, be limes Lengthen sold be him, his Agents, Rod Newsmen; asmtby L. R.. Si AvoMairs4sne, London; and all ether ISrselleis. The following Criticisms on this l yulume hatemppeared I - • TY, is a yen miritorisms and ttfctilent little WO olnea a id eseci.tion of whirls are equaltS to mar approoation The subjects of these tray {re-1. The Wrist Ditties of Parents mid Chile ren..-2. To Cheeks o posrul l uon with a Young Man on his 1141114moirena, Fi and futemperante.-1. An elresNent 1-•••L2n tbe arts due to Age.-4. On Chaste Wooten, and Whiners of Cl ter, alt.( the east difference between thcin.- 1 1,-,,Ori Tres! of the t' O', p irticuhrly Keggsrs —5. On Sii/Ilf Ladies gaits called Old Mail., recommending such to bertreatid respect, and nut with rid mole. The conclusion captaita. nem' maxims for the regulation of fQine!e conduct{ eons of thoObserranc• of the SalMotli—Fingslits--Ch?tisp. Sinsp4.*. We recommend this Y u le he to th• m attesitien of young "mesons o; tenth vexes, and think th A deserves the engewag•metit srol ih• g.stitesie et all parent guardians of youth. The le is som2l^, 7-1 h mpternee arleameato familiar s but not trite; and the subjects Gwen discussed, and liarnly chosen.. British Crum. tor No bar, 1205.. . Under this singular tide are comprised some shrew uiefialober sedum', on the relative condo," of parents and dren the reship tame dissipation or young men, who hatr piously e d neate•l; the reseed doe to aged persons ; chant men, and women of cl .... cter; on the pew in goners: on single wo en. To the 'Att.!' two dasses, the (air At though •iipsrently a.lie4 to neither, is, is every seeps:l charitably di•pesed. " In reef Ord a degefring perform me, he reduced in beg in the smell, she 'elates a very pleasing and pathetic winch we shoot,' gladly extr,ct, as a specimnt nt her nil tot limits adulated. No part ot the short sates Wee, probably, may excite the curiosity of our readers, so ns the dwrnztion between the chaste women and women taster. The %mane and the o!d, thstrich and the poor, rim mails useful hints from tins littM Volum?. The i ate, !Ammar, and pointed; but ot tiettsys, to some itra a want of cot:go...its, that will reader &sir ible the red a hteraty hi-ad, in wily Amore reduction of the same A We hn;.e thq she will most remit he: bauttauleut eff.orta moral athantems of the Public Tor title is the must exceptionable part ..f her prey' Nine The mat.iors which she ni•stigh. to irnuie.oe, eon little islopted m modern ii:tvAice, A , • Z. mooch so, oreltod, as the, were a century pg.,. No petvad of au kv.tory afford. hi itch grouild to to,, of ten- artc,w4W% CtrortwiLeis ye, indeed', le.. tl now than finioary, both by,.tha trc.it Vt4i;ar IWitrt tit. hum th s gay its attributed to o me It'scomej of the p!tmariv of a reli:ims lina"mtion nits: a theioescoodel lea& same to reject tie beital or c. its is ity, end tern them..iii.s s Its appearaffriciwil ha rising TcYlwrvb g...te . 11,41, them 101 • ; r iii w:• I. the Ma V.,l‘ , me V.,, gal Lcs. , re us 4 co. ta. , lt ma a t ,ideltreit lent, to Mimeos their nis tern et mirt.o.rniiii lat Calatiaa 51.44.1.:ay. •- -.4.CiCetall I fat Vatraur, 110.6.