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j''''' • ,•••• -..,",-, ~-• 'd 'C i f - t• r • 4.46 , - . . fiT " , fitbvi f t % - I. V IT 'Oi l :" --....-.X.ii., -0 icr9r s ;,,jra m t- • • • t • AV I Ilk Au ' V/ "), • - - - , , .., • - •tst • /. t , \ kk•t4.- ~ .ir , --i 4. , -- 1 , 2 *;-, , - - . or 2 t ~ 1 ..., E f 4 . V.. r, r - A'' ' '' z.---.. 7 • rtd(-,, , .. , ~ ..-, -,f , - - - - -- _,.....,,..... • IT lIZ I A" . : - ''`Viiiii tl i r i ' t .•.,V6 THEATI: ~ .:()V ENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 17, 1812, will be perform , i - Shakspeare' s Tragedy of JULIUS CIESAR. - -Julius Caesar, Mr. i' , GERTON-; 106tavius Cx,ar, Mr. -HAM ERToN ; Marc Ar . ,l , i , y,•Mr. C. K r,MBLE ; • Lepidus, Mr. MEI RRAY ; Brutus, Mt. KEMBLE ; Cassius, Air. YOUNG ; • Casca, Mr. FA WCE TT Trehonius, \•ir. BA RR Y MORE ; Decius, Mr. BauNToN caipurnia, Mrs. W ESTON ; Percia, Mrs. POW ELL. • To which fti it. be - added the Farce of - IS HE A PRINCE? Baran Crackentxr,;, Mr: EMERY; - Count Rosenblum, Mr. LISTON • Mr. Blutfberg, Mr. 131.ANCHA RD% Captain Lindort, Mr. lON ES ; • Moritz, Mr. PARLEY ; Frantz, Mr. BISHOP ; Miss Crackennerg, Mrs. DAVE ' , jPOR ; • Caroline, Miss S. BOOTH. 13oVallery xes 7s. Secolid-price 3s. a. —Pit 6d. Second -price zs. Second-price b iS.—Lpder Gallery is. Se eend-price 6d. • ,Places f or the Boxes to street he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the "ew liox-Office, in Hart-. The D oers w ill bc opened at Ilalf-past Five, and the Play ye gitt4t Half -past - Six. • • On h Satui t lolidet)s ight Hour, day, Julius Cxsar ; wi Te Midnight being the last night otsperfottning till th the . •-- Tot heGENTLEMEN,CI.FRGY,and FRELHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WILTS. C ENTLEMP.N, ITrust that_my advanced age s and my present de bilities, which, for nearly two years past, have obstruCt :`` MY duties both in the County and in Varlianient, way be stliti6ent apology for my declining the honour of /Altering Th Y s=lvices to you on any futUre occasion. I beg leave to that I shall be ever mindful of your repeated and una iln eus voices in my favour, at the five. last Eleetions for this Ine sPectable c o th it y ; aw l y ou w ill t h ere f ore acc ept m y .w ' l “mest acKnowledgments and gratitude, for the confidence' Which y ou have "so long reposed in me ; and I shall remain, ekltkilten, , with cordial hopes tier the welfare and pro.pe- I y tY of this extensive and flourishing County, Your ever faithful and obliged humble Servant, S arum, 'Feb. 29, 1812., IL P. %V YNIAANI. THE iAHIBETION of the BRITISH GAL b LEKY, PA L-MALL, will CLOSE on SATUR the 4 th of A pril ; and will be again opened on Mt)N-, V„V, the 1 3 th of April, tbr the EXHIBITION of Mr. .PICTUItE of OUR SAVIOUR in the TEM WLL an;l' fa the EXHIBITION and SALE of those tow " RKS of BRITISH - ARTISTS, which may remain un- By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. ti a t B . The Sucriptions for the Vrint of Mr. West's Pic cbntinue tu b e received at the Gallery. 1 I( )YAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET PLACE. \I ° TIOE is hereby ) given to ARTISTS, that all y lj W 0 itIKS intendedthe „ensuing EXHIBITION, ist be sent in MONDA Y the 6th, or by S'ix o'clock , ESDAY 4 the 7th of April next, after which time none 4 be admitted Every possible care will be taken of such Works, but the oy Yal Academy cannot 1101(1 theniselve respousrble in cases "l'accident. HENRY HO W ARD, R. A. Sic. ALADY who has been educated expressly for the purpose of superinten-ing the Education of N',:ung 1;• 4 (lies,• and who, as 1)6 , , at:.! Governess, has resickd l'arni _ ie! of th e fi rst distinction will have a few V ALAN CI ES j 1 her u.!lPils Miles distant; the enefit of a retired and Nealthy Situation, `' t Ffrom T own, and are attended by Masters 'C most distinguished Reputation. • 1310 Fetters addressed to A. Great Russel.street, it.ontsbury will meet with immediate attention. M 2, ;so. youTif MISSING. THE YOUTH, who left his Friends at Wor t,. cester, suddenly on ay evening‘the 6th instant, is 4ilii st earnestly intreated to W Frid ife to his at or his Uncle, for 41, Y be assured, that what has pissed, shall'be entirely vatigotttn; and that any pecuniary embarrassments, or other th 4; dissatistaelion under which he in.iy be fulli:ring, be immediately removed. CRA •'I,O 1 . and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, of only --,0 00 Tickets, will be all drawn so early as the 3oth 4PrU HE . . Capital Prize's are increased—mare varied 1 11 )n their value, and oder adouble . chance to Adventurers. l ir great length excteds the limits ofan advertisement. and SHARES are . selling by EYTON, Z tll ; and 18, Coventry.street ; at which 81tly 'fortunate „es, the following Capital - Prizes were.sold in t IS Shares t last Four Months, vi 2.• Class 3,343 3•3}i 2, 5 0 4 2,504 . £is,so9 15,003 6,000 • • • 4.ozi ) . 6 4 I,ozo 9$ p- A • &c. &c. &c. 6,000 3,0c0 I,oco 1, ` ) ? 5 , 4 500 400 CONIUGAL HAPPINESS. HEN cons:ions ineligibility •is the secret but insurrhountable bar to W ()LOCK, the unhappy !,!trerer pines in silence. and,' despairing of relief, si, ks into c4 ,.."PDAdeALY. relieve those melancholy infirmities iten. occasion _lmpotency in men, -and Barrenness in ° Men, for Nervous Complaints; Diseases peculiar to , e ntitles, and all Disorders occasioned by Debility or Re. t'xation Dr. P.NAT L'S BA LM of M CCA is proved b y experience to be the most certain, salC, and permanent r eined), every discovered. o youth, whom, indiscretions, eX eesse,, -an unpropitious chinate, or - the administration ot M ercurial poisons, have prsecipitated into premature old age the aged, in whom the fundions of lite are suspended, t hough not extinert, this medicine is conscientiously and "nlideptly recoinrnended. The debilitated, the languid, the relaxed,of either sex; the deluded proselyte of secret sen ,3,nality, the childless couple, will here most assuredly find ' t liet, with that secrecy winch is essential to unsullied re- Irritation. trot by a temporary stimultis, or itlitation, "Lit this medicine produces those salutary cads which have Fxeited the astonishment of many medical, men, but by caus ing a genial Warmth, exhilirating the animal spirits, invigo r'iting the whole frame, and renovating the constitution in ouch a manner that it may be fairly said to reanimate nature. Thc : genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Doctor p t, enate ; and sold wholesale and retail, by his , agent, Mr rchaids, Druggist, 193, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; Price 7s. per Box, duty included; and in oxes at tl. is. each, which contain tour times the quantity of the former. . Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of DT. Senate thejl:thel on tl)e outside of eaeu Box, which is_ signed by the Prop: ietor„ E. Smite, in his liand.writips. All nthets COUUten‘lls. LLOYD's, Mardi i 6, tBl2. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS for the Relief of - the Widows and Fa milies of the Officers and Men lately lost on board his Ma- Jesty's Ships - . ST: GEORGE, of 98 guns, ' . HERO, of 74 guns, • • . . D E FENCE, of 74 guns, and SA LDANH A, of 36 grins; held in conformity with the Resolution of the General Com inittee, and of Public Notice, to take into consideration the prophecy of allowing the Widows and FaMilies of the Of ficers and - Men belonging to his Majesty's late gun-brig FANCY, of 12 guns and co men, to participate in the Sub scription now-raising. The Right Hon. Adniiral Lord CAMEO ER in the Chair. Resolved unanimously, That this Subscription should be . extended to the relief .of the Widows and FaMilies of the . Officers and Men belonging to his Majwy's late gun-brig FANCY, of it guns and 5o men, that vessel having be-, longed to the same Eleet,, and lost nearly at tile same time. Subscriptions advertised £4163 17s. rod. independent'of 'a Subscription of Tw o Days Pay froar 46 of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels already advertised. I. B. Monck, Esq. of Reading - - ,Cao 0 0 Lord Somerville - - 4/0 • 10 10 o John Ord, Esq -- _ - -5 5 0 George Sandford, Esq. - - - ;0 0 0, Edward 11 , 1ilward, Esq. Hastings - - to to 0 Duke of Somerset -- -.-- . .. to to 0 Wm. I).knby, Esq. - ... - so 0 o The Hon. H. Watson , - - - 10 0 0 General hdwaid Paget - - ,- 5 0 0. Captain Edward Paget - - 5 a o - 1. 11. - - _ _ - 5 1 o o 0 0. . . Two Sisters at-B r i s t o l - - _ lames Steers, Esq. - _ - 5 .5 0 . Mrs. Mary liata r d - - - 10 10 0 John Woolett, Esq. Rye - - to 10 0 I. G. - , - - 5 0 0 Captain A. Sproule, R.N. - - 5 5 ° The Proprietors of the Star - • - 5 i o Yeats, Brown, and Scott - - S 5 John Franckliti, Esq. - .. 5 i- 0 Mr Kite, Admiralty Office - - 5 o 0 Praeds, Mackworth and Co. - - to 10 0 Subscription at the Royal Hospital, North Yarmouth - - . - to TO 0 - • Scott, hunt, and Co. .. - to to 0 Rear-Admiral Foley - - .. to 10 0 Thomas Palmer,' Esq.. Cheam -.- to to o Captain. Cuminiog - . . 2 2 0 101111 Forbes, Esq._ - - .. 10 o o LewelLiii Perkins,loyd - • - _ - 10 0 Chatics P Esq. -' - _ 50 0 Alex. Hamilton Hamilton, Esq. - . 15 o o The ttev-. Saniuel Dickenson, ,Re6tor of Blyin• hill, Stailbro•• ;ire ' 7 - _ a 0 0 A Subscription Bal., kivein at Teignmouth, Devon, transmitted : per .H. L. T- ni pl e r, Esq. - . - , - . - 42 12 0 . lames Walker, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's Bedtbrd . - ..• '1 _ - - 5 5 ° His Majesty's ship heciford, two Days," ay, subscribed on the 12th of February. 'no. Rae, - E:q. Asittord - - 5 o o Captain Itio. (rake, I lardy • - - 2 to to T. hotham, Esq. SAO. Hill - - 3 3 0 John Corderoy . - - 5 0 , o P. l . rs.• V ansittart - - _ 5 0 0 hits Vansittart - , - . 5 0 0 The Right Hon. N. Vansittart - - 5 0 0 Sir Thomas Maynard HernbruleP. Part • - . 5 5 .• . Sir Roberri'rv.sion t ilri. (second Subscription) to to o .. - to 10 o Robert Stevenson, Esq - Further Subscriptions at Otiord, per Sir J. $4lllllllleZ - . - 12 15 o William Price, Esq. - . - 5 5 ° Peter Fedor, Esq. Dover • • . - 10 0 0 John Minit bettor, Esq. ditto - - 5 0 o Thoma s Wood, Esq. - - _ 25 0' o George Ward, Esq. - .. - 10 to o Stein, Smith, and Co. - - 10 to o The Officers.a . nd Men of hi s M a j esty ' s Shi p Paitridge, two Day's Pay. Lord Earilley, (second Subseription) - 10 to 0 George Bragge Prov% se, Esq. . .. to to o Admiral Thornbo ought . - to to . 0 Captain Hawker, R. N. .., _ - - ,5 o o A' Collection at the parish of Kingsbridge, Bath,iper the Rev. L. E. Wise, jun. Vicar of Kingsbridge . . ' - - 1 7 4 6 A. Z. - - - 2 o 0 Edmund Yates, Esq.'Bury, Lancashire -2, 0 0 NV. A..Stalitle•ct, Esq. - 5 i 0 Admiral John Hunter - 5 S 0 Isaac Solly and Sons - - - 21 0 0 i'dward Solly, Esq. - - .. 13 10 0 The-RiglirHon. Lord Clive - - Jo to o H.. Legard, Esq . . Beverley - - 5 5 0 Mrs. lane Legard, ditto - .. 5 5 0 Charles lishoir i Esq. - . to to o James ttle),r, E,sq. - - _ 10 to 0 Grenside and Co. -.- - to to o Janes, lorin, and Thom as D awson .. 10 10 o Subscriptions received by the Masters of this House, and by' all the Bankers in London and Westminster. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary• No. 3, George-yard, Loirib,rd.Ntrea.. USEFUL PUBLICATIONS. • Th's Day was publishei, • Handsomely .printed in Eight Vols. svo. price 41. 4s. in boards, ur on royal paper, price 61, in boards, a New Edi. tion, with the Author's last Corredions, of kHE WORKS of CORNELIUS TACITUS ; with an Essay on his Life and Genius, Notes, Supple ments, &e. , By ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq. Printed for lOhn Stockdale, F. C. and I. 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Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. was published, price 2E, rms . 2i. CFIR T ( I ) .iis Day NOLOGICAL ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY 'of GREAT BRI IN, in Four large. Octavo Volumes., with Gengalogical and. Political Tables. Dedicated with Permission to the Plince Regent, hY AN:• . FR. BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE. Late Minister in France under the Reign of Lewis X VI. Published by 'l'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and W, Miller, A lbernAle.street. And may also be had, by the Subscribers, of tie Authcr, 38, Brewer-street. As well'ac a few remaining Copies of his Anials of the French Revolution.-- PRESENT STATE OF IRELAND. Lately' published, In One Volume, Quarto, price 75. in hoards, AVIEW of the NATURAL, POLITICAL, and COMMERCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES of IRE LAND: with a valuable Map and Copious Appendix. rite former exhibiting accurately the Harbours of Ireland, with their respetlive Soundings, &c. ; the odual and Pro jeCied Lines of internal NaVigation ; the number of Acres andl louseS in each County ; the Sums lately levied by the (.;r.itul f uries in each ; together with various other interest ing Matter : the latter containing a. variety of Fables illus trative of the principal Branches of the Commerce of Ireland for upwards of one hundred years ; the Public Revenue, Expenditure and Debt thereof, since the Establishment of Irish National Independence; the Statistical Circumstances of the several Counties; the present Condition of the Roman Catholic Clergy, the endowed and unendowed Schools, &c. ; the whole deduced from Public Documents and Authentic Information. By TIIOMAS NEW ENIIAM, Esq. Author of " An 'lnquiry into the Progress and Magnitude of the Populati• n of Ireland," and many other Traets rela tive to that Country. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. The' above Work is particularly recommended to the se rious consideration of the Menibers of the Legislature. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes Bvo. price 31. 3s, in - boards, a New Edition of AN ECCLESIAgTICAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern, from the Birth of Christ to the begin ning of the Eighteenth Century : in which the Rise, Pro gress, and Variations of Church Power are considered' in their Connexion with the State of Learning and Philosophy, and the Political [history of Europe during that Period. By the late Learned I. LAURENCE MOSHEIM, Chancellor of the Uidversity of Gottingen. • Translated from the original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, Chronological Tables, and an App en di x. By ARCIIMALD MACLAINE , Dm. Continued to the end of the Eighteenth, Century, By CHARLES COOTE, LL.D. And furnished with an additional Appendix to tee First Book, By the Right Rev. Dr. GEORGE G of Stirling. Printed tOr T. Cadell and W. Davies; F. C. and J. Ri vington; Wilkie and Robinson; F. Wingrave ; Walker; R. Lea ; ; Nunn ; Clarke* and Sons ; Long. man and Co. ; G. leffry• ; B. Crosby ; W • Stewart, Lackington and Co. ; S. Bagster ; 1 , Asperne ; R. Floyer ; R. 11. Evans ; I. Richardson ; I. Maelcinhay ; lohnson and Co. ;' R.., Baldwin; . F 1(1,- ; and Gale and Curtis. ICK MANSTS PILLS are an EFFE,CTUAL CURE tbr GRAVEL, and ST ON E, STOPPAGE of URI N - COMP LA I NTS in the BACK an d LOINS, KIDN E YS Ic—ADDER, and LUMBAGO. - 1 ,1? the . vat ions Compl a i nts i nc id e:4 .to th e b u . V., man frame, theie are none more dreadfid in 'their na ture, nut' more alarming-in their consequences, than the Gravel, and Stone. They are complaints to :which every person is liable, as the witer we think is impreynatcd with particles, which not only cans() the excruciating t“rtures., but. are a foundation for every other species of disorder. CK N'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the Most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, in nut only strengthening .the vesspls containing the Urine, but happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, .from which proceed the above CompLiints, Scc. removing the calculi, or gritty concretion;, oanislung every per nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. A Copy of a Letter., To Mr. HICK N, Apothecary,, R believe to be the best Me&cire ever known lor cum,: the U ravel, theretare 1 have taken the uppottunity to recommend t hem. Twu Boxes and a hall have cored rue, so that 1 have not found .1 ta:cessary to take wore ; and, although have suffered greatly front, that dis- Order, I shall never be atraki of it whell I can procure so good a remedy. , I am, 3,:c„ Flemsby, mar Yarmouth, . R. FE RRIE R. Norfolk. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, comer of Pater noster-sow, London; and most AL:dicinc; Vesicle:Ts ist :twy "!'own. in Loxes at as. od. each. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 2, 1812. THE PRTAICIP4L' OFFICZRS of HIS Aid yESTY's ORDN7INCE do bereb . jt• gii)e Nike, That Pro/ osalt zt.ilthe receii..ed at tkeirOiffie; in itlall,un or be. fore 11'edoesday, the 18tb,dqj of tll.t tch instant, pnyttstich ,soot its trt.9; be willing to undertake tt.e supply of FO R E for the Oqnaoce . ll.ries. Jla io7,ed fn tke plicwing Districts, A be delivered at the E..rpenee of the Coaraaor, viz. North Nprthern, Yorkshire; Eaii!rn, exclusive , 2.f lek, SOuthern, , excLusi a tit Cltitham, South. west; including kortstnothh, Isle of Wight, and Christ-6h urcl oithaiiiptonshire, ‘ l .'esteen, tVoolvvich, with its bependencies, Warle,k, and Chatham, for aperiod.of Six .I.lonibt how the 1.31 April next. ,Thfqats to good, river!, d• r, and clean; 7Fith. l ii,a v ,. mi x , tore fl Foxy : or ilt7.l.•Gment Oats. aid must 37 ptundt' perllinchester Bushel ; the flay to be meet and di4i, ,a4d delivered in Trastts of 6!bs. weight.' • ‘' r, -) TietS . t; 8e klod,"1-1e,m; an.f d y IMeal or R:re .s("ratt.,' andWelliT , ert!el7l; Truces f 3616 r 7ceight. The Prices to ✓e pied for the 'ea . -pc - live eltanti4Tes of each Ar. which may-be - de/iverod, to be at t 4:• /ollowing rat , I, viz. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight For the ilara: 'per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at' . • per hundred and twelve pounds. The Prlocals way he ele;ivered wparattfy cr faintly far Pzuo er more of the said lust , i,7,. dna' it is ex, eei;d.th.zt the Cdpraelor . receive the Stable dll , ing_the Period o/ bis antrati,may accumulate, making an all, , zi , anee pa. ;be :awe after the -rats of ter Horseier Week. Further Particulars mai be ku u n upon'Applieatioli to the Officers Comman:iing the Royal Attutoy in, rash Dist, le7, an] also at the Secretary's Office, in Pa .aforesaid, , a,y day between the bcurs of "len and Four o'Clock, where the Poo. knells mils . / be delivered, sealed up and in4rsed, " Proposals for Forage;" but nu Proposal: can be 'admitted after the sa igtb inst. at Twelve 0'(.4,-ck at Noon of 'the same Day; neither will aly.render he noticed, unless the Pat .) , nzaking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. B_y Order o f'be Board, R. H. CRLIV, ENGRAVING BY SHARP, AFTER CARACCE, Twenty-four. Inches by Twenty, FOR WORK OF ENGRAVINGS. THE very celebrated Picture of the DEAD CHRIST and MARIES, by AN. CARACCL, for merly in the Orleans Collection, now at Castle HoWard b - having, by the permission ot the Earl of Carlisle, been c 9„..., pied by Mr. Wilkie, jun. for the purpoSe of forming /Ate of a series of TWELVE,LARGE ENGRAVINGS, to be' executed by the principal Artists of the present period, with a view of exemplifying the Works of the leading Mas , • ters of the Rotnan, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian, Loin. bard, qpimish, and - Flemish Schools, the Amat.:urs •ot Painting and of fine Engraving ara _respectfully. informed, ~. that the Drawing of this Pidure, together with other tine Drawings after these Masters, from winch this Work wtlh be executed, are now on View, at the Gallery, 39, „Sack ville.street, Piccadilly, which will enable them to form a correct idea not only of the nature of the Work itself, but Of the selection of which it will be composed. - In illustrating,.by individual examples, the Compositions of three ot the Schools above mentioned, it is intended to adopt the very.general subjed of the HISTORY of OUR SA VI 0 U R oa ken at some of its must interesting periods. This is inosthappily allurded by, the following capital Pi,- - tures : by the Virgin, Young Christ, and St. lulmn of Re'. facile, now in the Statford , Gallery ; by Christ among the - Doctors, in the pidure of Leonardo da Vinci, in the posses,- aims of the Right lion. Lord•Nortli wick ; and by the picture of Annibal Carracei.. above mentioned. These three Pic. tures, while they oiler choice examples of time Roman, rentine, and Bolognese Schools, will also fe,rin a Set equally valuable for the Portfolio, or the Apartment of the Amateur. The Venetian and Herni.di • Sehotils being these which Colouring has takeha lead,, will be_ exemplitird by the gay and lightsome subjeds ut Titian, and Paul Veronese, ant! the Allegorical and Historical Works of Rubens and Van,. -dyke, while the schools of Lombardy and Spain will bat strewn in the Works of Correggio and ot Mori . .llD. The Work itself will thus give, not only a concentrated view of the Compositions of these great Masters, hut also afford an opportunity of judging of., the relative abilities of the must eminent Li:gravers of Modern Europe. Independent of the, Work of large E ngravlhgs, it is intend- : eel al,o to publish a smaller Work, upon the scale /4 v.Ht. dyke's Book of Heads, illustrative of the Fume Portrairs,-aod Ideal Heads of Ratiaelle, fittan, Glorgione, Velasouez, k ü bens, Vandyke, Rembraialt, Guido, and Domenich4no. The principal Artists to he employed i n these ()its of Engravings are, Morehen, ot Florence • Sharp, and Heath, ot London ; Bansse, ot Germany ; of Sturgard ; and others, who may be considered as the principal Engravers•of the present period, as well in this country as abroad. Both Works will be under the direction of William Bust. chanan, Esq. • The Terms-of Abscription to the l large Work are, Three- Guineas for each Engraving ; to be paid on delivery. Time Terms of - Subscription to the Work of Portraits, will be Two Guineas for each Number, Containing Three 'Engrav hugs. The ,Impressions of the Plates shall he delivered .to Subscribers according to time priority- of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, nut re I s.e.ent in London, ~,v,;llin g to th:come, Subscribers - to this Work,' will be so good as to send their particular address, ansi also mention, if tri.l v, ash their Co:” pies delivered to any person in LOddOrl, or forwarded to thent elsewhere, . - Mr. Ya es, at the Gallery, 39, Sackville.street, who has eh Axe of the Exhinition of the Drawings, tvi:l receive Soh. scribers names to both, or either of these Worl,s ; and as a Book for entering the::e has been recently °reined, Gelid,— torn inteikting mo subsi.;ii.be, will be a wars,' of rile iinpuitauc4 of having then 11,1111 - ei 1110 upon the iiSt, as the lii,pressi, ro, of the Pianas will be d e li vere d i n strict conformity to tile seine. flNbPt<tNcG.DIcT. " (t is, in Spring," oberyes a celebrated Physician, " that con'tlitutional d....wases conic tato I.ct , on ; it, at tins ,ca. son, people .(sere to adopt art, airframe diet, much misery wouid be preventel." - T HE N lit the SASSAFRAS • r 1114,13 -1,4 not only very ~h.ntrisiiiiig picas:on to the p Lite, bur ample experieoce pr.iye it C,,r. reCting toe constitution ant,t purify 0,5 theolirat: titan the bun i)tet Drink, or Sarsapatitli, people subjeet tio eru plicar, of the skin, .4).1 sticli as are . of (;(pa3',•l3iliatts, Aclimatic, or Consumiui, e I iabits.wi 1 tincf the Sassaltas Cocoa, i .i.ti totent ifet In the pc, loOk:41 work, on Afedit_itie it :s and its its: is adopted by s , venifelninent t it is sold in a gr9u.iit'siate boitiog Ito same manner as - coine), price os. 6.i. per la. by W. Wilsoo, Griner, No. 3.9.,,0 (and. tilers from the country must be eccompanizci with a cc.