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, \ - , ..f '"vaiji •••• .• i • ' . ~ . . , • RITE 40 .itT 1 -4 , :,,,, ft wk Ikl , .. ~,,, ..4r , ""4 4 lffr . f ‘ _ „, , ~-. .. : .,,,i, .., ft , i _.,-, ; 0........ 0ki.:44 7-- ..tzpl•ri,4-4$ V# , t ,•, ,^,:i i'',4.=w,-\ \ ; „•- 7 , - fit , ~,,;; . ,', , • .• • 4r z i yM t , ~mow t ,A . , 1 NUMBER 6120_1 'T .UE SD A '; APRIL 21, 1812. rPR,T T;.; T r3,- THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 22, 1812, will be acted Shakspeare's Play of • THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. • - Antipliolis of Ephesus, Mr. BRUNTON ; Antipholisof Syracuse, Mr. (ONES Droinio ot Ephesus, BLANCIIAKU ; Dromio ot Syracuse, Mr. FAWCETT ; Adriana, Mrs GIBBS ; Luciana, Mrs. EG ER TON ; Hernia, Miss BOLTON. . After which will'be perfonnetl(for the first, time) a new Grand Melo_Dramatic S•)eciarle, called THE SECRET ' MINE, . ' Which has been long in. preparation ; -with entirely new Mu , sit:, Machinery, Scenery. Dresses, andiDecorations. Tne wincipal Characters by Mr. BRUN I'ON, Mr. BARRYMORE,' Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. I.ISTON, Mr. COOKE,. Mr. jEFFERIES, Mr. TREBY, Mr. HAM ERTONT. Mrs. 11, lOU^. STON, Miss FEROK, Mrs. PARKER. boxes 7S. Second-puce 35.. 6tl.—Vit 3s. 6d. Second-price 23 .—Uatiery 2S. Second-price Gallery ts, Se tond-price 6d. - Places tor the Boxei to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 'Mew Box,Office, in Hart-street. The boors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play itegi n at Half-past Six. • On Thursday, Ths Motintaineers.—On Friday, The Vir %in of the Sun. .• 'T HE EXHIBITION at the -GAL LE RN', PALL-MALL, is NO \y..()PEN for thciEX rIBITION of Mr. WEST's Pic - in - re of OUR SAVIOUR 44 the f ENIP LE ; and for the F.XI-11,BITION and SALE of the WOI.KSof BRITISH ARTISTS. Ay Order, VALEr4TINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. The Subscriptions fur the Print of Mr. West's Pidure con tliNe to be received at the SIVEWRIGHT earnestly recarnmends • the • Public attention to the Grand and Improved SCH F. ME the NEW LOTTERY, to Draw, April 30, which, t hOigh it consists of only tz,ooo Tickets, contains Prizes of 20,000 15,000 . 50,000 I • 5,0c=0 4,000, 5,000, 2.000, 1,000, &C. &C. ._Cn)itals in value and variety superior to any Lottery for ral years past •, and as Tickets and Shares are sure to be Sc arce before the Drawing, solicit an'early purchase, at the i f 'd And Lnrivalled fortunate Offices 'of' Sir LAMES ANIS COP/113 and Co. No. 37 . , - Cornhill, No. 11; Holborn, 33, Haymarket, rgi, Oxtord.street. t rBISH, after returning . his most grateful • thanks to the Public for their unbounded favours,in „ late Lotteries, respedfully acquaints.thetn that "FickeM -"kJ Shares are Sellof f ; in great Variety for the New Lottery °L Only 12,ec0 Ikketi, all fo be drawn the yoth of Till S PRESENT PRICE. . 1, , ' Ticket . . . . ,Cct r 8 o 14 if . . . . it 6 0 1 Eighth . . . . 2. t 8 6 '' %rter A %r Scheme on inspection will be found novel', and may be had gratis, at ~ 4, CO RN RI trl.„ orHARING CROSS, Ather*A.:•apiral p izt--,, r, o 11UftlefOUS for an Advertisemer.t, '-* ' I)3ve heeli Sold, Soared, , and Paid on Deinlnd. ,_ .** l'er , on ' ln the Countr y w h o fi n d an y diffi cu l t y in =mg —opni tett ay the Agent*, are desired to writ e ( - „%cos.:: ir4iii) to either of I.>lS tt's• oifi, 3 ,s as abo . ye, - --- .GRAND and N STA t' LOT I'ER V, or only z2,ooo•Tickets, will be all drawn so early as the 30th April. THE P , izes are increased—more varied -11- in their value, and offer a double chance to Adventurers. Their gteat length exoeds the limits of an adveriseinent. TICK.E FS and SHARES are selling . by EYTON, 2. totnhill ; and 18, Coventry-street; at which truly fortunate pifices, the following Capital Prizes were sold in la Shares 1111 the last Four Months, viz. 3,343 . Class A - 3 , 343 • 2,504 . 2,504 • 7t . 4i 02 4 • 1,684 . 1,020 . . £ 15,000 15,n00 6,000 6, 000 3,6:,s ,000 1,000 Soo Soo 400 . A &c. &c. RICH ARPSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. the Contractors, respectfully submit the following Scheme 1 :2! the present Lottery to the pedion of the Public. They conceive that any comment upon ► its advantages is ne c-ssary, as they feel assured that its superiority will appear cm a fair comparison with the Scheme of any farmer Lottery. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Offices, v_ Corner of liank-buildings, Cornhill, and racing the 72 • I 'l4's Mews, Charing Crt*s, where, in the Last Lottery "'awn the 18th February, ISt 1) No. 3,486, a Prize of qo,oool, was sold in .Eleven Shares.. SCFIEME. of 2 - 6 4'20,0C° 15,000 ,c 20,000 ts,ooo 10,000 30,C00 5,000 4, 000 3,000 2,000 1,000 Vao 400 , s o cco 4, 000 3,000 4,000 4,0c0 3,000 3,2 ..-o 53 70 10 0 12 4 „. 00 2,500 2,830 j,coo 3,100 30,0:v Only iz,ooo Tickets, all different Numbers. The whole t be determined in One Day, the 3oth of this Month,' April. r ARROLL and CO. Stock-Brokers, 26 3 Ox lord-street, respedfully inform their Friends and the public in genetal, that they ..aw Selling TicKETs and SHARES for the STATE LOTTERY, which draw on the 3oth of THIS MONTH, (Thursday). SCHEME. of ‘2,,000 1 5 ,000 10,000 ,Czo,ooo 15,000 io,boa 5,000 4, 000 3,c00 2,n00 I,CDO o 4 P 3 300 200 spood . 4,000 3,000 4, 0,0 3, 0 0 0 3,200 3,000 2,400 20 - , 100 • - 2,a00 5 0 - • 50 ' - . 2,5 , 73 - 4 0 ... • 2,800 1 - 0 - 3 0 - 3,000 12 4 25 - 3,1f10 2 ,003 - 1 5 - - 30,0c0 No. 6,-3+5, the last Prize of 30,0001. ever Shared in Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths ; No. 12,ic3, the last Faze of iso,cool. ever Shared in Six teen Sixteenths, WERE SOLD BY CAkROLL 41c Co, \ C \ - ANATOMICAL LECTURES.. • • R. CARPUE will commence his LECTURES 'on ANATOMY, SURGERY, &c. early ill -I Particulars at Mr. Carpue's, so, Dean-street,•Solto. • London.- April 2.0, 1: 2 ,u A MEETIiSiG of MERCHANTS, TRADERS, and OTHERS,,interested- in the EAST INDIA and CHINA TRADES in the PORT of LONDON, will be held at the City of Londtni'Tayern, on TRU RS,i)AY, the z3d instant, at:Twelve o'clock, to take into •coniideration the measures to be adopted to wa t ch over and •proica their respeetive interests in the, approaching Discussion relating to the Renewal of the Charter of the East India Company. The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR in the chair. 1 - s he Chair wi,ll be taken at One o'clock precisely. • MR. Pi IT. • • rrHE PUBLIC are respeNfolly informed that. Mr.. MA RCHANT, R.A.has engraved an Intaglio of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PIT I', for the Right Hon. George Rose. Subscriptions for Copies ' in Paste are received of Mr. T. sic, in Leicester „ square t_ and of Mr. Coloaghi, in Cock spur-street. At the same place may be had; Portraits, in the sure man lier, also, by Mr.--Marchant, of the late Right Hon. Chas. lames Fox, for the Right Hon, Lord ::revue ;, and of the late Right Hon. IVilliani Windham, for Earl Spencer. • NEW INVENTED BREECHES. SUTTON has the honciur of presenting his • eSpeziful Acknowledgments to the Nobility, Getury, and the; Public, for the distid,,,u,Aid ,Patrotiage he has ex perienced for his:new invented l3recchers and Pantaloons The. unprecedented demand for them , ati:Jrds an in:scion able proof of thdir. inestimable utility, as it etadieates that very great complaint of the - bad sewing, and the Silk turning,, colour in washing, in tile Seams being :made without leg 'side seam ; and renders Kerseyrnere as,elastic as Stocking of every description, ‘ which makes them peculiarly adapted for riding, which has beeir long the desire of ,su many Gentle men, and tn de only by the I nventor,. T. Sutton, 314, Nort h side of the New Church, -Stratid,'where he has taid in-an ele gant Assortment of the choicest Summer Patterns. Ladies'•tiabits, Naval and Military Equipment, according ing to the newest Regulation; and every other branch - of the Business executed in the first Style, with the utmost punc tuality and dispatch. . N. B. Gentlemen in the Country desirous of having their Clothes made in London, by sending a-Letter, pkist-,pid, to the above, May have instructions to measure themselves.: Cloaths sent to any part 9f the World, INDIA TRAI)E. , At a r; ENEft A I, MEE't INc;,of the COMMIT ; PEE of SHIP OWN E RS. for the PORT o f LONDON, hcki th i s gth April, ,biz. , , . 1011-N W. BUCKLE, Esq, in the Chair; Resolved Unaniniously, - • T'AT all hough this etfinimittee illcotrimon with the rest of tits Atijesty's Subjects, ,contemp!ate the great advantages which ale likely to ensue from a trce inter course with the countries to the ,e4stvyard WI the Cape o f Good Hope-; yet they look with...the utmost alarm to the dangerous and destructiveconsequences which will arise to -- the maritime interests of G rCat. Britain, by the great infl ux o f EasOlndia built ships, wr.ich must be the natura,liesult of such Interco - Luse:, unless restrided , by legislative rOwalation, and that .tracie,;Ontintict*to 13ritisit bilt ships. • Resolved Unanlinoctsly; That the opening of the Trade to the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope. in British built snips (lily, will pr,m,e hi4hlv beneficial to the irjafitimeir interests ot: this i , 2 114 t4Y• - ' , • . Resolved -IriPl:niniol:sl3 , • That the consen,neitees of continuing to admit. ship s b u il t in ridirt, which are navigated by natives of t hat country, to a participation in this Trade, will prove ruinous to foe va rious clases of the people interested and einplo)ed in th e building, repairing, anti eriffiptlient of liritisti built shuts ; thus - sacrificing, " great national interests and establishments, to support one of dubiohs u•di ry an 4l o unqUestionable danger in the East Indies, where the Most confident politi c i an , alt.. not be secure, tout at no distant paiod it will not be made a powerful engine of annoyance to Ow Mother Country, whi c h so imprudently admitted Its estahl,stanent, and since hai rais ed it, to its present dangerous state.' Resolved Unanirnously,.. • , - " Tharit,tvill be an ad o f great injustice to the Owners of British built snips, and to vie persons en {aged in the build. ing and equipment of them, whd c ontr i bute so lar gely to the revenue of the. Mother Country, to allofv India Britt ships the privileges Of the t o rny:r, as the . Owners and Build ers o f the latter are exempt front s'uch' Contributions, and the ar ticles used by them in SMP-building are not liable to any duties whatever, whilst those used in t c he building and equipirient of , British bid; t ships are subje to a very' heavy Taxation. , . . Resolyed UnanimousTY, , Thar the employment of Indian built shipping iti - the ;: general .Trade of the. EtTl p i re , wiii annihilate the principal market for British timber, discourage its cultivation, ' an d . render the supply of it his Majesty's navy more pre ari ous then at any former period. . , ResolVed Unanimously, " That the ouilding. equipment , andemployment of such Ships, will reverse the natural ordet - of the Indian Trade; estrange the atfec.tiods'of the parties engaged in it from the Mother Country, make India the commencement and ter. Munition of their Voyages, and lay the fonitilatialiof a sys. tem which will render more equivocal and prer.:arious the continuance of British influence ;And Ilritisli.power in that quarter of the globe." Resolved Unanimously, That a Petition be presented to both Houses of Parliament, that in future East lndia-built ships may be prohibited by statute from being admitted to registry, and to the privileges of British-built ships. ' ResolVed 'Unanimously, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Newspapers. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chair man for his great attention to the objects of this Meeting. (Signed) .• - 1. W. BUCKLE.- NEW PUBLICATIONS. -. SECOND EDITION. This Day was published, In Roy,al.oCiavo, price iBs. in boards, CKETCH the POLITICAL HISTORY of INDIA, from the INTRODUCTION of Mr. PITT's BILL, A.D. 1784, to the present Date. By 101-IN MA LCOLM,, Lieutenant. Colonel in the East. Ittit,i Company's Madras Army ; Resident at Mysore; and late - Envoy to the Court of Persia. Printed for William Miller, Albembrle.strect. last published, Complete, in Two very . large Volumes, Royal Quarto, • price 51. ss. boards, DEVOTIONAL. FAMILY BIBLE ; with 1 copious Notes and 1111,trations, partly original,' and partly seleaed froth, the most approved Exposit7.rs, Aheicrit and Modern, with a Devotional .hxereise, or Aspiration, after every Chapter. • By TOHN FAWCETT, D. - D. . • • Of flehden Bridge, pear Halifax. _ . London : Printed for Suttabv, Evance, and Co.- Station. er4'•court% Raiect BaLlwin Paternoster-row ; Ward and Middleton, Skiinter•street and P. li. Holden, Halifax, &e. &c. • • - G - 2:4 - The Work may still he taken in Parts, price 7s. or An Numbers at ts. each. A 'few Copies have been taken 911' on a Super. Royal; Papei, in the Most elegant manner. Price 81. • as the Volumes. are consideribly thicker than was origi nally supposed; a third Titleis given, and the Work may conveniently be bound .in Three Volumes., This Day was published, in Octavo. prce iss. boards, rrilE PLANTER's KALENDAR ; or, The A Nurseryman and Forester's Guide, in the Operations of the Nursery. the Forest, and the GroVe. , - By the late I,VA I.TER NICOL. • Edited and completed by - EDWARD SANG, Nurseryman. Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and ..Murray, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Work contains an extended view of the methods of raising trees from infancy to maturity ;' their management in the nursery, in the forest, and the grove; as hedge-row, -and detached ornamental trees in the park anal in the lawn. It chews the. method's for raising and managing simple and =zed copses ;, with the qualities of soils best adapted to the various kinds of forest trees, and in which they r,ye attained to thC greatest perfettiolt in many places, both df Scotland and England. The who!e, is intended to enable the landuci proprietor, engaged in the cultivation of timber upori-his estate, to adopt the speediest, cheapest, and most' elleaual methods of arriving at time proposed end. As above may be had, by the same Author, The Villa Garden Directory ; or, Monthly Index of Work, to he done in town and villa gardens, shrubberies, and par terres; with hints on the treatment of shrubs andlloWers usually kept in the greenroom. the lobby, and the drawing room. The Second Edition, rice 75. 6d. boards. CIIING's PATENT WORM I...OLENG Woams are :he most trequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. .Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of Ciildren should be acquainted with. Th e y Q c casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour or the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend. ed after with violent pains; they bring. on Convulsions ; they affed the growth of the Body, and they prowe fatal, by' end login a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally, allowed, on the testimony of the highest Charatters in this Country, both in rank and r6petiabi lit y - , to have no equal. , Their public-approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc. cess Es their own kami lies, stamp sits merit beyond competi tion, and gives - a sanction to it, of Which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me.' ,urine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels ot•C nil. circa are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve; Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching - and Butler's, No. .4, Cheapside, London; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; (ones, Weston, Allrnot, -and C'allory, Portsea ; Hall and lohnstun, Gosp.irt ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, a,Ol Tumer, Hult ; llox land, Cooleworthy., N-eatleton, and Cdbert; Plyinou;.n ;: Knott and Lloyd, - and Swinnty aryl Co. Birmingham ; Billinge and tatlibuiy, Liverpool ; Si roes and Lynch; Man - clister ; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, , I<at.buirt, - Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; :n-I ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ; ;1 ; Slyinten, Leicester; Edwards 'tut, Liverpoial ; 'arid , retail by most Country Ven. lioxes, • at as, 9d. and Ss. bd. each.. 3,400 2,00 2,c00 THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE 'COM PANY, Skinner -street, London, beg leave to. solicit the Attention of the Nobility, - Gentry, and Public in g-ene ral,. to their very low Prices for the CHOICEST WIN ES, GENUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, PRIMEST BOTTLED PORTER, ALE, and DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, for Ready Money only, which will be delivered to Order, free of expellee, to any Part of London. k. r. d. Fine Pnrt Wine, per Pipe - 118 o o Half Pipe - - 6o a o Quarter . Pipe o 0 *Curious . Old Port, of the Vintage of (806, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe - 125 0 0 Malt Pipe 63 o . . Quarter Pipe • - - - - 3 7 2, • o GoodSlierry, per Butt . - - Ito o d Half Butt - - - 56 u o .... Quarter Butt . 29 0 o *Very title Old Ditto, six years in the wood. leer Butt - - Ir 6 o 0 Half Butt - - - S 9 0 0 Qn , rter Butt - -.- 30 0 o * Fine Old West 1 ndia Madeira, per Pipe lin 0 0 Half Pipe - ' - 59 0 0 Quarter 'Pipe - - - - 3o 0 0 ' / Per Dozen. . , Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six • years in the wood, netv in bottles, 13 to the _ Dozen - - - - , sos. *Choice Old Port, 12 to The Dozen, not crusted 535., *Curious Old Port, warranted to have been five • years in bottle., 12 to the Dozen - • • 575. Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen - - sos. * Very Fine Old ditto, warranted to have been • eight years In the Butt, 13 to the. Dozeu , - 545• Fine Teneritic, 13 to the Dozen - , - sos. *Fine Old Bronti Madeira, 13 to the Dozen - - 535. * Finest Old West India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen 665, *Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, 12 to the Dozen , ... 8 4s. -*Ditto Sherry, tz to. the Dozen . .- - 701, *Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the Dozen - - - 955. *Very Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the . Dozen - . - - ' 4 8 s‘, Ditto ditto Mountain, 1 . 3 ditto . - • - 4 6 s. *Finest WhiteNoyeau; i 2 ditto - - sos. *Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto - ..• - sts. Ditto Old Ruin Shrub, 12 ditto - - 465. ' \ Per Gallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva i. sos. 6d. - . *Ditto Old Strong Ditto - . izs. bd. Ditto ditto latnaica Ruin - - 169. 6d. Ditto ditto IZot&c brandy ' - - - 425. 'oci. Ditto ditto Hollands , . 33s od. Per Dozen. , . Best Bottled,Porter, 12 to, the Dozen ' . - I - 6s, 6d. *Ditto DoUble Brown Stout, tz to the Dozed -,,, 7s. 6d. Fine Coc.kAgrie Cider - - - t,,. los. 6J. Ditto Squash Perky - - . . 21S. cd. *Finest Old Ale, warranted zi Months t,ild bet - or bottled • - .:- - - - • - ' - gs.'6d.. *Finest Burton Ale, ditto • - - - tos. 6d. Per Callon. *Very Curious Collin Brandy, warranted to be ten years old - - - 445• od. • *Ditto Curious Eine Flavoured Old Ruth" - 'lBs. 6d. Fine Old 8.. Brandy - - - ' 16s. od. , • These Articles marked * are what the Company •recoin mend as being of a more superior quality than what is gene rally so!cl, and or the finest flavour. Wine Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the frade,Prices as usual. January-I, 112. • , • ' For the conveniency of.titose .Families . who prefer, their `il.l taeg,. in Lints, it:,,t r - or:Connoit , seurs in s:ap, , rior Article's, the Comp-miy have selected the most Curious Wines, &c. and otter. the following as the most choice that can be pro ' duCed : • - . Fine West India Madei•ra,;Tz pints to the dozen, 363. Old East India ditto, of ti.e most exquisite flavour and ,quality, r 2 ditto, 4.4 6 . i - ()id_ East Italia Sherry, of the most carious and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto, Ps. • . Fine Old Dry Lisbon, tz ditto, 28s, Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the tavourte vintage of t8...6, tz ditto, iBs. . Ditto, of the must rare sort, bottled from the Most curious Old Wine.in the kingdom, that has.lain in a body near 20 years. This'Article has all the softness and flavour of the rnost , rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Con noisseurs, tz d Ito, 325. Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old Rum, 12 ditto, 245. .., • Ripe Full Flavoured. Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, 45. 6d. Curious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before bot -tled, but of the softest flavour, 12, ditto, ss. 4id. NEW PUBLIC:I - lONS, Sz.z. This Day was published, price 2.3. - ASECOND LETTER from Marquis WEI;LESI LEY on the TRADE of PRIVA, E ItKITISI MERCHtiNTS in INDIA. Published by Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, pike is. 6d. 'IVIARQUIS \VELLESLEY'S LETTER to the COURT. of ,DIRECTORS, on the PRIVATE TRADE of INPIA. Published by Richardson, opposite 'the Royal Exchange, and Budd, Pall Mall. In a few Days will be published, In One Volume, Ottiv a few copies in Quarto, - THE TRAGEDIES of MADDSLEN, AGA MLNON; LADY MACBETH, ANTONIA, and CLYTEMNES TRA. By [Ol-1N GALT. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Daides i Strand. Of whom May he :,a6, t,3; the same Author, Voyages - and Travels, in the years z 8,9, 1810, and ISII; containing Statistical,' Com mercial and Miscellaneotts Ob. - servations on Gibraltar; Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, Serigo, and Tutkex; elegantly printed in quarto, with two En - graVings, Klee zi. zs. in boards, some copies on royal paper, price 31. This Day was published, In. One Volume, Octavo, with a Portrait of Bishop l'or, teus, from an original pielure, price 7s. in b :ands, a new Edition (being the third) of` ; rrHE LIFE of the Right Reverend BEILBY ' PORTEUS, -D. D. late LORI) ,BISHOP of LO,N. DON. 1 - - - By the Rev. ROBERT HODGSON, A.M. F.R.S. Reaor of St. Ceorge's, Hanover-square, and one of • Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary. 00 . Printed fur T. - Cadet I :and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also he had, The Works, complete, of Bishop Porieus, with the Ac. count of his .Life, by the Rev. R. Hodgson, han(l. , ornety printed, in six volumes, Bvo. price 2!•,.8z . t. in boards Any of the several Works may also he had v.!oarately. This Day was publj?hsd, Handsomely printed in - Twenty Volumes, Octavo, and illustrated with above Six Hundred Copper-plates, a new Edition, carefully corrected and considerably enlarged, by many additional articles and notes, and sonic acLoitin of the. Life of M. de Buabn, by W. Wood, F. L: S. priori 121. in boards, ATURAL lIISTOIIY,G:tneraI and Particular. .1:N __ : __ s y-the (--,ount DE EU I.F ON„ The HISTOR . Ysof. and QUADRLWEDS, trant .a:ed, with► Notes and Pbiervatioils. Jay WILIAAM SMELLIE, Member of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies of Edin. btzrgh Printed for T. Cadell and W, Davies, Strand; F. C. and I. Rivington ; Wilkie and Robinson;F. Wingrave; W4lker; Scatcherd_und Letterman ;R. Lea ; Cutltell Clarke'and Sons ; - Lackington, Allen, and Co.' ; C. LaVi White and'Cochrane_i Longman, thirst, Rees, Oraie,-avd. Brown; john Richardson ; J.M. Richardson ; ; j. Booker; B. Crosby and Co. ; E letfery ; Biacic, Parry, and Kingsbury ; Harding ; E. Niawman; I. Booth; Asperne; ). Harris P. and W. Wynne ;, R. Scholey ; Baldwin ; Blacklook ; T. Hamilton ; Faultier ; Slier. wood, I\eety, and 'ones; Johnson and Co.; T. Under.; wood; R; Saunders; and Wilson and Sort, at Yorl'. This Day were published, pedicatccl, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent), In One Volume, .(idavo, price cos. boards, The third Edition of LETTERS in CONTROVERSY with DR. PRIESTLEY upon the Histurical Question of the Belief of the First Ages in our" Lord's Divinity. By SAMUEL HORSLEY, L.L.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. Late Bishop pf Si A saph. To which is -added; An Appendix, in Reply to Mr. Basham's Review of the Controversy. By the Rev. HENEAG E HORSLEY A.M. Prebendary or St. Asaplr, and !ate Student of Christ Church, Oxork Sold by MesSrs. Longman, Hurst, and Co. F. C. an..l I. Rivington, and T. Hamilton, London ; and A. Constabf: and Co. Edinburgh. . CHEAP / EDITION FOR DISTRIBUTION. • . 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