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.134 . 3 4 1 .. ) 6 •4 1,),, , \ 4 4'4 )0 1 ‘;•"' s I ' 4 r op, At e rtlC • , tEsZ V , • * 4 ' , ' • j* -4 • , 4 tk , • ' Ell 4, k , 40 xX ( 4 111 ` ) 1 4 TH 6139 1 WEDATESD4Y, MAT 13, 1812: FPRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPEVN - . . THEATRE' ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. i °- MORROW EVENING, May 14, 18 . 12, Will be hied Shakspeare's Tragedy of . . JI:',LIVS CiESAR. e - lullus CmSar, Mr. EGER I' ON ; O etavitts Ctesar, Mr. 1-I.A , M ERTON - ; Marc Antony,- Mr. C. K F.MB L E. ; Lepidus, Mr. M' 1 R RAY ; ' • ' Brutus, Mr. KE vIBLE ; . Cassius, Mr. YOUNC; ; Casca, Mr. FAWC . Err ; Trebonius, Mr. BAiRRYiMORE ; Dechis. Mr. BRUNTON ; Calpurnia, Mrs. WESTON ; Porcia, Mrs. I'O,W ELL. . After Which will be perform a new Grand Mefo•Dra rnatic Spettacle, called . THE . SECRET MINE. THE , COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY, Skinner-street,iLondon, beg leave to solicit the Attention of the Nobility. Gentry, and Public in gene ral, to their very low Prices for the CHOICEST WIN ES„ CE.NUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, :PRIMEST BOTTLED PORTER, ALE, and DOUBLE FROWN STOUT, for Ready Money only, which will,he delivered to Order, tree of expence, to any Part of London. X. s. d. lig 0 0 150 u 0 31 0 0 NEW PUBLICA LIONS. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, IHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number XIII. Was published this Day. WIDOWS PENSIONS May ii, -•- • NOTICE is hereb3rziven, That all WIDOWS - 1,1 who receive Pensions from the Charity established fir the Relief of Pooi Widows of CoMmiSsion and Warrant Of. fleets of the Royal Navynust send or bring to this Office, between the ~.th and 3ist of this Month, the Affidavits re quired by the Rules of the Charity, in order to their being in -serterl'on the Pension. List, which will be immediately pre. pared, and paid in j my next. An Lette r s from WidOws resp,eAing their Pensions must state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy. This Day was published, The Second Edition, price iS, tX BRIEF LETTERS, occasioned by the In , stitation• of an Auxiliary British and Foreign Bible So. ciety at-Chelmsford, Essex; lkiParch 23, 12. Printed for Johnson and Co, St. Paul's Church-yard. Fine Port Wine, per Pipe - - Halt Pipe - - - Quarter Pipe - - - *Curious Old Port, of the Vintage of :306, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe - Malt Pipe ' - 7. - Qtarter Pipe - - - Good Sherry, per Butt - - Half Butt / - .. - Quarter Butt - - - - *Very fine Old Ditto, six years in the wood, per Butt Half Butt Quarter Butt - - *Fine Old West India Madeira, per Pipe Half Pipe Quarter Pipe 135 0 0 63 0 0 33 0 - G 370 0 0 56 u. 0' 2,9 o ' o This Day were published, In Two Volumes, .24:n0. price Bs. in boards, the Sixth Edition, of r r HE WORKS of the Right Honourable. LADY MARS' WORTLEY MONTAGU, including her •COrrespondenee,Poems, and Essays; ..f published, by permis: sion, tram he? genuine Paper s - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme., and ErNvo, Paternoster-tovQ, and at the IStitish Gallery, 54, New timid stteet. . b ,„ The principal Characters by, "Ar: BRUN FUN, - 11 , Yr. BAIRYNI.ORE, . • Mr. CHAPMA.NT, Mr LIS,ON: , Mr. COOKE , M r. IE T FFERIES, ~. Mr. TREISY,• Mr. HAMERTON, ALS. H. imiws - row, Miss.FERONT, - Boxe s ~„, ~ Mrs. PARKER. 115. , ,,.4• econcl. pr We 3s. 01. '-Pit 3i. Gd. • Second:price corm -price d ! ie rY 2 S• Second-pri c e is.-1, per Gallery s. Se - . • W e ta w la rs for 'the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ° ' c- Oflce, in Hart-street. he ' . . .. layi new Melo-D r ainatic. Specl,..cle of The Secret Mine, bat °n "clagain been received throughbut with universal appro. ihe r a PPlause, Hulce wit be repeated. every Evening till fur. q), 1 , 11 ) ,„ (i r 'daY, King lohn.—On Monday, King 'Richard the i, -On 1 nesday King Henry-tbe Eighth. itri----,n - l a le ,. w L'metly is in rehearsal, and' will be produced as —.......___,, Pos. si nlt. 116 o o 59 0 0 - 3o 0 0 n 6 o 0 NEW PUBLICATIONS, CROKER. MR. HOLSTEIN'S NEW WORK. • • This DJ) , was published, • In Five' large Volumes 'Salo. price 275. 61. n 013 V ERIE, the PUPIL - of the WOELD Or the Errors of hide. 1-1 Ry A. F. HOLSTEIN, Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street: Where may be had, by the same Auth',r, Inhabitants of Larth ; or, the Follies ol WoMen, 3 Yc.a.••• t6s 6d. • 41odein Kate „or, a Husband 2 vois. ICS. Miseries: of an Heiress! ! 4 YeiS. 225. Assasiii of Glenroy ; or, the Axis of Life, 4 v0t5,.2.5. Sir O Wen C lenduwr, and ot her Tales, 3 Yojs.-13s. Lovec, Mystery, and Misery ! ! 2 vols. .. .. - 59 0 30 0 0 Per Del .n. • • . This Day was publi , lied, The Tenth Edition of the First Volume considerably en ,. • larged, price 7s. boards, (Dedicated by Permission to His Royal . Highness the Duke. of York, inest Port Wine, warriinted to have been . siz. years in the wood, new in bottles, 13' to the Dozen . SoS. ~ • • _ *Choice Old Port, rz to the Dozen, not crusted 53 6 • *Curious Old Port, warranted to have seen five years in bottle, rz to the Dozen - 575• Good'Sherry, - 13 to the Dozen . - ..ss. - *Very Fine Old ditto, warranted to have been eight years in the Butt, t 3 to the Dozen - 5-1 , • Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen - - . S ,s. *Fine Old Bronti IVladeira, 13 to the Dozen - 535. a Finest Old West India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen 6trs. *Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted to be years old, 12 to the Dozen - r z 84s. A TREATISE or VETERINARY MEDICINE, 1 - 1„ containing a Ccnnpendiumot the :Veterinary Art, or 11 4:141N8 bey e ii? and Co. respeaully acquaint the Ln th e i'll . b L , that the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn Th , of lUN E. tf 0 Sc heine contains many Capital - Prizes, besides those aeiii 100001. 5,00.11. Only 8,000 Tickets, which are o r n (i I 1 g ° *he low est terms .. P r i, crs by Post or Car r i e r duly attended to. 1)ii,;;:” t Paid on demand at 140 RNSBY and CO. Old 'Esta. tate el , 25; Corehill. keIi4KING'S BIRTH-DAY. RD SON, GOODLUCK, and 'Co. the respeafl in Pu,. tt ' 1!: r LonitY will u ile ly drawn form the the 4th ot blic JUNEha the . SCVIEME. _ •. A • r . of • • ~. AZo ,000 13 . .of . . , cl,OOO ' • • • . 10,000 •1 , 4 • • . ' • s• o , ao 4 A • • • • .4 3,000 6 • And . , • • 2, c o ° 8 676 of , E too, ,CBo, - Cio, &c. &c. cielcr• rS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD 11' ' ‘.OO h ark L DLIJC'K, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner, Cotnhill, and facing the King's Mews, • , -1055 ; whm., in the Lottery drawn on the 30th ' 14 6 4 s i l ast, they solctlhe following CAPITAL PRIZES, • • N° ' s+s iB . . a Prize of . I c,Sll 11, 433 • • • • • • • -1 ,1,00 2, 4 0 4 . 1Q,609 . . . . . . 2 , 74 1 • • • • • • • 2 00 . 3,2;8 . . . . . 203 • I i L NERA S Iii . JOHN,NIOOIIE ' i (2011UN I NA 4111: ATENT CAMP BE DsTEA D, foinling a regular Itl rY , il xL eht e , tor itt# Ficltt. iliap:aLks, See. alsoli SOFA for a k "° 111 . &S:C. and likuwise a S'E•A.Ctil• for-r• 1," 4oaal Per t , b l Cle Whole packing in a small V alice, allowed the most giver yet manufaalured, invented' by MORGAN' * rho 41 ‘IDE RS, No. 16 and 'l7, Catherine-street, Strand, Paid a ,?st humbly presarne the highest honours ought to be ;Ito I, " those who so gallantly live and die for their King • SUN SHADES., rI E PROPRIETORS wish 16 nlake_ known tk ie at this sea s on, that much Improvcd Ar circ„, r.hey have the peculiar actvantage of admitting a free th,, 4 9 1 10h of air, and otter but little obstruetion to the view; hor i n ora w 4 , up with theigreatest ease,and are hot liable toiniury ttes zri l e, Weather ; the numbers continually made, of every .P, weather town and country', best bespeak their Att e :!' e a t 0 2 vies and Newton's Blind Manutadory,bg, Dean- Sot ,v. • 1 1- '`‘TER'S PATENT COOKING. APPARA , u s 'the t LEMAITRE, sale Agen,t, takes tne of informing his Friends and the Public he novri•ex ica its for sale the ,above Apparatus, at his darehouse, 34, 1, 11 t s i t l i ,..%! t reet, Holborn, It is the' best Cooking Apparatus ?nod '"ogclom ; and . - the most clean, and cheap 1 2 , 04 . e of steaming, stewing, roasting, bakinge b broiling, and b oi l A dinner or zoo persons ate) , bp dressed with less 9 a peck of Coals. ' the Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for' oin one to tour o'clo t ic. 1 - k nE L: II, IATISMS, PALSIES., ''and GOUTY At l EC'l l ONS, with their usual concomitants, /al a r) (l ,, ° , l. hying eains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene anti t e u"hY (originating , in whatever source), are .relieved tjuje(piently cured by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of PILLS, after every other means had failed. Pia t a t LUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the 141„_, those complaints ,where necessary) is perhaps the aive, .penetrating, and etredual remedy in the world, its. general]Y curing the severest SP AI NS and BRUISES, in bussathan half the time usually taken by Opotleidoc, Argue irnmele, of any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used blaci!cliately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning WHIT EHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE is equally effi ' t: rkt -us for till ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic liteTkl•tons, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, at , d - 'ngs out on the.Fac.e, Nose, Ears, and E yelids, sore ev e Idiainecl Eyes, Sore Heads, and Soo: butic Ilumours of Pl de scription. - Parecl only, and sold by R. lohnston,• Apothecary, ''ills IS, Greek•street, Soho, London. The Essence and S ole( at 2s. 9(1. each ; the Cerate at is. titl. and 23. 9a. *c e very Medicine Vender the United Kingdom. Of T h e gemsine IiSS a Black Ink Stamp, with the name sh • • nserted on it. --timPTioN OF THE LUNGS, .ASTHMA, AND TJ WINTER COUGH. - S m bas been the wonderful effect of theOXY the L. and prepared ST RAMQ N I U NI, in the Cure of Nvi l ; . ""e Diseases, that not one Case can bc produced in tt t , ll eY have not proved highly beneficial. C onsu " last Edition of Mr. FISH E R's Treatise . on Asthma, 441, tio „P I Ptin, iScc. contains several remarkable Lure ot C on- 4 1o lii Asthma, which had been declared by s eminent `dic.al Men to be hopeless. „o,lloveral consuml;tive Patients have been (a:dually cured, atilt Were to- all appearance living Skeletons, and; what is tilted erY remarkable, those ilikthmatic Subjects who were l eas. in the course qf last Winter, have not experienced the retutn of the complaint this Winter. hie s '' , Mr. Fish er ' s T reat i se, price 25 . 6d. will be' ound the 9uak t r - e 'Ptttable festirnonies - of the efficacy and innocent . 32 Yot these di scover i e s. 11 •arr e "xYmel and prepared flerb are sold in London by rsa co rner of St. Paul's Church. yard ; Bacon and Co. anifii?xford-street; Foster and Co . 34, Parliament-street Akelitts, herner's-Streer ; Lynch, NJ-ail:A.l_ ,ter ; 1 urner ana trici„„ ke " (l , Newcastle • Billinge, i • LL'.; ry, Bristol; (14e,;;;'es,:, shrewsbury i ; Knott and Birmingham; ewatk ; Brass, Hull; Portsmouth; Searle, V i olk • Poole, Chester ;' Brodie and Co. 1w4 b1 .-ir ; oxiord ; Minshull;Laficasm ; Newbury, vA *Ditto Sherry, 1z to the Dozen , !... -' - 705.. *Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to r .the Dozen 9i 3 . *Very. Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, i 3 to the Dozen - , - . - • ' 4 3 5. Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto .. - Os- *Finest White Noyeau, 12 ditto - - sc.s. *Ditto Pink Ditto, t 2 ditto - - - SI s. Ditto Old Rum Shrub, iz ditto - - 44s ' • Per Gallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva - . • los 6d • *Ditto Old Strong Ditto - - i 2 s . 6d. Ditto ditto tanfitita Ruin, • - - i6s. 6d. 'DittO ditto Comae Brandy - `47s. ed. Ditto ditto lioll.tuds - - - 335. od. • Per Dozen. Best Bottled Porter, to to the Dozen . - 65.. 6d. *Ditto Double , Brown Stout, 1.2 to the Dozen 7s. 6d Fine Cockagee Cider - - los. 6d. Ditto Squash Petry - - - zts. od. *Finest Old Ale, warranted 22 Months 4. , 1d before bottled - _ - - gs. 6d *Finest Burton Ale, ditto - - los. 6d. Per Gallon. *Very Curious ConiacßrandY, warranted to be ten years old 445. ©d. ,*Ditto Curious Fine Flavoured Old Ruin - as. 6d. Fine Old B. Brandy - - - . 16s od. Those Articles marked * are what the Company reconi: mend as being or a .11 , ,re superior quality than what is gene rally so!d, and of the finest flavour. , Wine Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the Trade Prices,as usual. • January a, 12512. For the conveniency of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs i.,11 superior Articles, the Company have selected the most Curious Wines, &c. and ottir the foli , Jviing as the most c - hoie; that can be pf - duLcd • Fine West I ncliaAileira, 12 pints to the dortn, 365. Old East India ditto, of the most exquisite-flavour and quality, Ix ditto, 455. Old East India Shertg o of the most cutiotirand scarce qua lity, iz ditto, 38s. Fine Old Dry Lisbon, iz ditto, 28s. Port Wine, nevily bottled, from the flnestseltgled Pipes of the. tavo unte vintage of 18 6, 12 ditto, 28s. Ditto,. of the atiost tare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in a body near 20 'years. This Article has'all sOfti-r6lAncl 'flavour of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of,the first Con 110iSSCUTS, I 2 ditto, 32.5. • Luscious Shrub, made from the finest F favoured Co Id Riptrt, tz ditto, 245. •. •• Ripe Full Flavoured Double Brown ”Sto . pq, di . . tto, 4s. 6d. Curious Mellow' Ale, wayanted two yars oYd'before bot tled, but of the.sottest ga%our, t 2 ditto, fs. 6d. S 1 IRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS. 'THE unexampled success that STIRACIA'S I.' Yr - ALI/0 03 LI have met with for upwards of Thirty Yews, in milt.ing . the air grow both/hick and long, and preventing its ratiiink - otr after illness, tTettcli it wilt do in twenty-tour hours) makes it the most fashionable , Popade with LadieNfohigh rank, for, since powder is out of use, it keeps the Hatftverfealy clean; makes the , hardest flair as soft .'as silk ; gives it a most beautiful natural appearance ; prevents it turning grey ;, and.cven it on the - change, will 0-e -turn AlWlair to its natural colour.—Also for the Eye-brows and Genf men's Whiskers. - In using it tor the former , the greatest re must be taken, the Oils being such a promoter of the g Jwth of Flair, that it would spoil a beautiful fore. head. The Oils are likewise a certain remedy tor giving im mediate ease in a Nervous Heart-ache; and will restore the Hair on horses knees, and of its natural colour. Caution.—Those Ladies and Centlein , n who purchase the above Oils, will'ptc;.;e to obstrve, that they are always in.pots,,and with the Proprietor's name, " !Willson," sign ed on a label across the pot.. . . To be had of the Proprietor, j. Johnson, No. 94, New man-street, Oxford-stieet, anti .by her appointment, of Golding, 42, Cornhill ; Low, 330, Strand; Bailey and Blew, Cockspur-street ; liendree. Ticiisaurne-street, Golden square; and most of the principal Perfumers in Town and Country, at SS. a pot. ' THE value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GurrA SA LUTARIS has been, so long proved, that no thing of the present day can beat a competition ,v ith it, in all the different stages of - a certain Disease, which it etleaually cures, and eradicates froin the 'habit, with out exciting' the painful feelings and exposure that attend Salivation -without 'debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring continement from busi-, ness, or restriction of diet. The radical vii toes of, these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro bation, for more than thirty years. In all the deoility of both • Sexes they prove a never-failing Restorative, whether the • debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by iqicit pleasures, or the effeas of a warm climate. To Travel cis, and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too .strotigly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete. Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, anti every Weakness that afle4s the Bladder anti Organs of Urine. 13 y its efficacy mans Women have become Mothers, who for maeyyears had been deprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesaleand retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, Corner of Paternoster-tow ; and retail, by Lelam• and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; A It nutt, Weston, Mallory, and tones, Portsea l'rewnian, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxlind, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mtcd naltl, •G lasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, Edin burgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and billinge, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; 11,3 wen, Norwich ;• Knott and Lloyd, - Birmingham ; Gre gory, Brighton; Edwards and penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine Venders,. ties •at 45; 6d: and 2:24. au accurate Decripticin of the DiSeaseS of die Horse, and their Mode of Treatment ; the Anatomy and Physiology,of the Four, and the Principes and Piadice of Shoeing; lus4rated by • Plates ; with Observations oti Stable NlartaF rnent. Feeding, - Exercise, and•Conditirm. By (AMES WHITE, or Exeter, al.ate Veterinary Surgeon to the First or Royal Dragoons. .PrMted for Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster -fowl , " and lohnston!and, Co. St. "Paul's Church-yard. This Day was published, In Quarto, price 15s. in boards; EPORT on, thy- NEGOCIATION- between tto. Hou. EAST-INDIA COMPANY and the PUBLIC, respeCtirt; the Renewal of the Company's ex clusive Privileges Or Trade tor Twenty Years, from March '794. By lOHN BRUCE, M.P. F.R.S. . Historiographer to 'lie Hon. East India Company. Printed, by Authority of Hon.. Court of DiteClors, and Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leanenhall-street. Where may be had, lately published, by SohnineF,Esq. in 3 Vols, Quarto, price 41. rr..s. in h rds, Annals of the tionontable East India Company, from their Establishment by the Charter of Queen Elizab;:th rtioo, to the Union of the London and Entrlish East India'Corn panies, A few k...upies are printed on , royal quarto; price 61. in boa'rds, , RENEWAL OF THE EAST-INDIA CHARTER. - This Day was published, By Black, Parry,,and Co. Leatlenhall-street, PAPER S respecting the NEGOCIATION for a RENEWAL of. the EAST-INDIA COM - PANY'S EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES, printzd by Order of the Court of Direct ors for the Information of the Proprietors, Bvo. price 3s. 6d. z. Correspondence and Proceedin'gs in the Negociaticin for a Aeoewal of the East-India Company's Charter, Bvo. p , ice is. 6cl. 3. Report on the Negociation .between the Hon. East- I otha Compaoy and the Pail)l c, res , )ecti`.:st th.e P-e-clew4l, of tr`4t.Cotttp4.44lo . 4(t.ad7-I'rtileas of Trade far 20 - years -from ,March 1794, t;i . ), I. Bruce, Esq . . M.P. F . . k. 4to. rss. boards. 4. Annals of the Hon. East-India Company from their '-stablistunent by the Charter o( Queen Elizabeth, 1600, to . , the Undo4.o.the..London and English.: East India COmpany, 1797-8. 13'y 1. Bruce, Esq. M.P. F.R.J. &c. 3 vols. 4to. 41. los. or Royal paper, 61!.65. This Day were published, In One Volume Oetavo, price 14s. in boards, a fate copies in Quarto, .price il, is. inboards, riFIHE• TRAGEDIES of MrstDDALEN, AGA-. .1 .".4vIF.N4NoN, LADY MACBET I, ,AN .- 170!11A, and 'CIATEIVINES ['RA. Ay CALT. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. . Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Voyages. and Travels. in -the years a:9, tBlO, and ISrt ; Containing Statistical; Commercial and Miscellaneous Ob servations on Gibraltar, Sardinia, Sicily. Malta, Serigo, and Turkey, elegantly printed in quarto, with two En-. gravings, price Si. .2s. in boards, some copies on royal paper, price 31. 35.. WESTALL'S FOREIGN SCENEPY. • Part This Day 'was publiShed, price las. Gd.. FOREIGN SCENEitY a Series of Views of Pieturesque and Romantic Scenery, in Madeira; the Cape o( GoOd :Hope, Tibor, Chin,, Prince of Wales's Island,Bombay, Mahratta Country, St. Helena, and la. maica— from Dra.\ings made in those Countries. By WILLIAM WESTALL. Part 11. containing Three Views .in •theisland of Ma deira, with Descriptive Accounts in English and French. Printed for" 1,:. ,Paclell and W. Davies, Strand. N. B. A few•proOtimpressions are taken off, price iss.' • This Day was published, Handsomely printed in 4to. • with Engravings, price 11. r Ls. oci. or on fine paper, pike zl. as. boards, • riHE LIFE of the Right Rev...JOHN HOUGFT, D.D. successively Bishop of Oxford, of Lichfield and Coventry, and, of Worcester .; formerly Presia, of• St. Mary . tvlagdalen College, Oxford, in the Rkgn of •Tarnes 11. containing many of his Letters, and Biographical Notices or I.veral Persons . with whom ha was cOri6.ted. By jOHN WILMOT., Esq. Prihted. for the • ,Wrltor ; sa;cl by White, Cochrane, and Co. Heet-street ; and Longman, and Co. Paternoster-row ; and Cadell ant Davies, Strand Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lately publish ed, the Second' EditiOn, with Additions of Memoirs of the. Life of the 'Right Hon. Sir Eardley Wil mot, late Lord Chief l nstice of the . Court of Common Pleas, With some Original Letters. ln' Sva. price 7s. or in royal Svo. price ros. 6d. in boards. SPANISH BAILADS, LLUSTRATIVE OF DON QUIXOTTE. This Day .was published. .. • In Two handsome Volumes, crown Bvo. on very fine paper, price in boards, • nrHE HISTORY - of CHARLES the GREAT and ORLANDO, from the ).atin of Abp. Turpin, in Spanheini's Lives.of cclesiastical Writers; together with the most celebrated Ancient ballads of the Twelve Peers of France, mentioned 3Q frequently in Don Quixotte, taken from a very scarte Volume in Spanish in the Possession of the Editor, wial-ituglish Metrical Versions,. by ThOmas ROdd. Thyse Ballads illustrate Don Quixote more than any other Book, and will therefore be considered a valuable Acquisition to the Admirers of the inimitable Cervantes. _ Printed for T 4, old Broad street, F.xchange ; T. Rodd, 2, Great Newport-street, Long-acre ; Wilson and Co. 'Edinburgh; Cumming, Dublin; and F. Rodford, Hull. Whore may be had, . • . . Fefaud's Cartas Mercaßtilas, limo. 4s. 6d. Pocket Vocabulary, English, Spanish, and Portuguese. , 39. 6d. hound. ..., El Diablo Cojuelo, ti,Sirlo. 4s. 6d. Also, T. Boosey's Catalogue of"Spauish Books for iSia. PINKERTON'S NEW MODERN ATLAS, Printed for 'T..Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and Long. man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Rrown, Patern o ster- row , THE ELEVENTH NUiVIBER. contain'ng MAPSof the EASTERN HEMISPHERF. SCOT.' LAND, Southern Part, and SPANISH POSSESS( S in - MORT AMERICA, Middle Part, is ptiblislicti .his day, price One Guinea. The Maps are engraven in the sire called Columbier, from Drawings'executed under Mr. Pinkerton's eye; and it is calculated that .the Work will be completed in Twenty Numbers, one published every Two Months, price - Uue Guinea each. 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