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JOHNSTON, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. BANNISTER , , i Mrs. POWELL, arid Mrs. HARLVWE• • I laces tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Foshrook, at the 13" ' ()I nce,iiii Little Russell -street. , i , lift,. os. l'it -i 6d. - Gallery zs• Upper "lierY IS. }saltTlie Doors to he . 0 )ened at half past I ive, and begin at p.a.t'it, i ' . • ii. 8. 'pi ,further :pi only be taken from . , . notice, aces can ' , ix r, clife-:; till' Tno:.e. • Sv()A 1 "I'llio.,1a• , Doiigt‘s ; NorvaLby the Young Ros t i tts ; tie United Britons, sod The Devil •to Pay.' v44 1-.ite Do p il aturiLiy, Ilan,t atulei ; Hamlet by . the Young Roscius ; ctor the Apothecary • „„, ---- askfTisi IN.H. EIRE-OFFICE; STRANDatuiI CORNHILL. SURA.NCE is oranted 1;y this Office, 'on Houses, t,,. Ilitiliiiogs, Manufatiories, Ships, and all other Vessels, 1,,,,,'dt, Melhandise, FARMING STOCK, and other Pro- P°ll, hoot Loss or Dafnage •., 141)1Ni:tors .return their ! , ;in k s to the Public for the -11Precedenieo Prefarence given by thent to this Office ; they i rfi re .i r itl , o) to find that the Plans' they have adopted for s tt a le r uv emcnt in Fire Insurances have given s uch general .- 'i''n, and th4t through their exertions the 'business is il:. env- inlclerstood, and its - acivanta'2.,:t; rendei!.ti more generally slie,fi.l4l ; they ore to recommend their Mode of Insurance Per Cern only, " 'o,l4lttital 'Sock ; the Premium upon which is zs. 63. tt or f r il n e () filet grants Insurances fo r . periods short of a year, ~ ,akes good loss by Fire from Lightntng. Day - are its •" 4 "i me or 111$UtiltICe beeflltlilh; due: at Lady- Ityfie hods 'Off -their Agents! in the principal Cities and ToWns, 110 will vol s . d eliver Pro posa s I wi th the Rates o t I nsurance, • . . . sat C•-•.-r' eac Thh Polie Fifteen Days allowed for Payment beyond the .1:14.cy will expire on the 9 th d ay o f April next: ROBERT SKELTON, S e c. .. WESTM CE INSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY 1:OFFI, ST RANI) and . CORNHILL , L O N DON. :4:•'RSONS desirotis of -providing- fin their Faini. to th e i r ij" or D ependants may, by an Annual Payment, . secure Amine Widos, Children, or any other Person, either an tory for ti• remainder ot Lite, or a grass Suitt to be paid at tlv.,ir Deee ' tolnsur utcesabe.. may be made for a Variety of other Purposes i-. ?ire for Renewal of Leases; --to secure Surnsiaaid for 4 nr Ein:iloyments, or for the Purchase of Life Estates; Sr''' in Aid of A trangemi•nts between Debtor and Creditor, &c. It b e i . VoLUNTELRS. i t ,. a , 'A represented to the Directors that many Persons t. Rol in the VOLUN - r!. itL SERV.ICE might wish to ti,,, 4 p re 3-41 e Provision ter their Families, or •nearest Connee. Able in ease tit accideittally falling yittims to the unavoid 17;casualties of the Service, the Board, cr;ltsidering the same, m4reu_ ve, that the General Scheme et the Society is intended re a Provision oft the EVent of Death, whether from eft . rlll oaccidental causes ; Set wishing to embili.t singly an a„"• tiv ell , every ribjed in their power which may Weird Theo)",?lninodation to those who are det;irous of li , suring with L I c , In a more limited degree, they propose to grant PO - of I NSO RANCE Upon the LI NIES of VOLUM- Ai' against MI LITA Rit CA SUA LTI ES only. nluitie,i.are granted to commence immediately, or at any future .fi p-oioci. ;14"iii...P.,snier! kates and. Conditions of. Insurance may be had I,owitli the List of Direttors, as above, or of the Agents are!' BRITISH El RE-OF l• ICE if - t'the Country, who 9 eted Agents ter this Office. ;-----.._...._ _:___.___.RQl3E.R'P SKELTON, See. •.'ATEN, only' LIKENESS and PkOFI LE MACHINES, the la u a' I.llstruinents in existence by which the Features can wle•Stled with absolute certainty : VARTIiING, :well anti G , Id :mi t li, L11E55.,11,1)..1a, Cheapside,' is prepared to finish LI K F.- navi e , 0 ,. - 'it Two ariauineas upwards, in a superior manner, • !hit 17,-,"itaged minent Artist, who regularly attends far I Ntli ) o - e .P "e• BY reason of the accuracy With which.tho ton e ot . 1 ''.e taken; lie can dispense' with three.fourths of the ja , - . tt i t i nt 0...u..i1y required by Artists- bui lt I follies talt - -n iii half a mintite, zs. 6d. each. Mi *--..' l" ril°u eled, An d Profiles trained. • ~......_____......„._ m n CHURCH LIVINGS. • • • r ‘e . ROBERTS respenfully informs those thit w i sh C:' le otyrneoahar are ir, possenion of. Livings for Life, ii,,,.t0 raise:a Suns of Money for re-building Parsonage eitch"vt,:.,l: other purposes, he can at any time accomtriodate II kN eor ` fi n . r !y Sum from 2 0 01. 4110 1)11W,1,1:;, by the grant of actoidin.,th'le A nnuity lino.) their own Livings. The Terms all;;, or b)' letter are requeste..- 4 , to apply persOn- Slreet, S t rand. ' er, post-paid, ,at his House, No. az, Cecil* N hot..-. v oral large Sums ready ii• Sev 1-`,.....um nd owsons. for the purchase of 1 4 er. Np r p, AV MUDICINE AQT. i "RER and SONS, No, 45, Sr, P.itilio 4,4,/14reh-yarrt, I,oncfon; Proprietors of nr, james's tha t i i .,' "nu othcr valuable Preparations, inform the Public. t hat t tvi?ttir,etitienee of the New Stamp buties, the Price et , 3 , , Lint will be in tnture as 9-.1. per Packet, - or Iri ; f i r 9 . 4 - per Dozen ,but the quaniit of a Dozen Packets f or ~. Rile (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had ~ittotsl,;,ilse•rs,4ll4alLStaniirs ire prepared, by orde r . of the Cusp . 4 Ms . „ t for tvlr. Newbery's separate ose, in which the lON a4 ',,:. , • NeWberv, No as Sr Paul's engraved, s; ain , 4B presumed 'that !Isis' Wilt be a sufficien t secuiity tliscon4t.tiCZettin.terteits, his Signature on the Labels will be Illilialhr`',,,t44llllywoitng are • the Prices of their Medicines, t,• the it Cho i walth - r. or Stamps are affixed, low e who purchase ' • - will be al th e 5„.....ix or more, at a time, - inolpS grails. br, 1 4 s. a% UO. at4 h 'I P4PV kier '. 2, 'lc; Dalby's Carminative r 9 bo:tit's oottle ' . bo Analeptie pm 2. 4 . Dr. Austin's Chalybeate btl it i r Ke 0x 8 4 6 Pills' , . 4 • Do . , : e er's Op ot t e c i 54 0 • Freake sTma.ofßark .4 o b i _• L l4i , __ ~,( oc a 6 tr. fluxhant's ditto 2 , e . b Lto witte on?It z ,6 Tonic Pitts - it 0 1..)4,)..canh.„4,471::,!! a'6 English coffee —, 9-: 4 " P areg oric . / "'Ps. - 1 9 Dr. 4-looper'iPills - i ti ngib auct , s e . -n zlig'es t q Grant's 1.40ps - t ti I s 4e: s . ,e r s etu:p..; :1)1;1 x::::s. ,e1.1.:0:0111(ii4s,11:ti t t t,.r i t o „ e 34 t ill Henrysl Nt n il g r l t i o sh tl ,' s sm S o c .rgr o ot t pi s e4si Pills a . .. : 1 66 ° I:;';,,:s.s kh eurn . 1 ,7 „15 9 Spilsbury's•brops 5 6 L. 'Y 6 Hai r) .' i p I n"' 3 6 Dr. Sulander's TOO 2 • Se n , • 1 4 ills tl a , e et Pepp errr • 4 6 • C'utee.!l*:itgis's Tinaute . 1 Jo J 3 s M a , 414 1 t lIA Do. I olu 1,,,,j,41Neti t q .N,a . A anesia . , - r. - , 4114 t , 44 rm in ,, p_ . .3 , ° L hSeilee of (linger - I 9 to seta it„ use ..•r vrsons, particularly Messengers, MIS i. Poin t 0 „ t ~ test4e..3rs. _Newhery, they think it ite,:ess3ry jk, ) „ . „ , 4 f .tn IS it h e F- s't I , 1* f S V 1,. ~,,i t ir,orn (4)„.....„ e. ! -fri , . au. 0 t. WITS, four l A ' 4 66 Tit t riil l y Wa4l tiNkt words inscribed on the ' l4 l's 4,444 W LY WA REHOUJE 'FUR DR. EIC." TUESDAY, MARCH z 6, I SO5. SPRING LOTTERY, Begins DraWing 13th May, 1805. HERE" never has been a Lottery 4,1-only 30.000 Tickets that ever possessed near the Number of Capi. tat Prizes with which this Scheme abounds.. 1 on inspeCtion it Will be found to contain nearly as many Capital Priies as has been usual in Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, and no Prize under ael. No. of Prizes. z . 3 SCHEME. Value of eAcla. - ,C 30,000 Total Value. ,C6o,cy)o 40,000 3 0 0 00 Is l oo, 10,000 gOOO 7.r) 5000 poo 10,000 lo,oots sOOO 2003 - tooo • 5 00 - 100' : '4 - Inca 63aa' 12.3,Da0 30,000 Tickets X3oo,o;,o ,Capitals Determinable : • First-drawn, tst Day‘ Jo,ooo F irst.drawn', 6thpay,Cao,ooo Di 2CI, Day moo Ditto - 7th Day zOOO Ditto 3d Day loco nitro • Bth Day' 30,000 Ditto . 4th Day sOOO j Ditto . 9th Day moo, Ditto .. sth Day loco Ditto . soth Day 2,900 Tickets and Sliates are Selling at every Office. ES EN PRICE. Ticket . - a 16 o . Half - ,Co 12' 0 Eighth - 42 9. 0 'Quarter - 417 o sixteenth - t 4 6 *„..- The Public with are desirous of having particular Numbers are requested to be early in their application to some of the Lottery Offices, who will take care and engagc the Numbers wanted, at the Bank of England. No. 4, Cornhill, and g, Charing-cross. BISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, • returns kis most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for their liberal patronage in the late and forrrier Lotteries, and flatters himself the un cownmon success that has attended .Purchasers at his Offices of late years, added to the punctuality observed in tine pay ment of all Prizes, will insure him a continuance of ,their Favours in the present Grand. Spring Lottery, the Scheme of which stands universally confessed the richest in Capital Prizes,ever known there being a Prizes of ,C 30,0•0 3 Prizes of Ccoso . 2 . 20,000 5 , . boo* 3 to,ooo g ••••• -•-• 1000 &c. &c. Bcc Persons in the Country may 6esupplied with Tickets and Shares, by sending lip, post-paid, B an k N o t es , C as h, or P ost OfficeOrders.—The Lottery begins the 13th May. rhos. This Day was published,. In One Volume, price 4s. in boards a new Edition, being the Fourth, of - D INARBAS; a Tale : bei ng a C ont i nuat i on o f Dr. Johnson's Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia. _- by E. CORNELIA-KNIGHT.- Printed tor I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, by the tame Author, Marcus it laminius ; au Historical Novel:' In a Series of Letters, supposed to be written in the life time of Germani cus; a vols. Bvo. price z 2S. in boards. This Day was published, In One Volume Odiavo, pricer 7s, in boards, the Sean id , bctittab.of RCTURES on „the ACTS of the APOSTLES. explanatory and practical. By RICHARD STACK., D.D. Late Fellow of Trinity C o llege, Dublin. Print ,:d for. T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. * The keneral Desistt of thee Le6tures was formed upon theexcellent Model of those delivered by the Bishop of London, upon the Gospel of St. Matthew, of which a new Edition (the Seventh) may also be had as above, in a vols. Svo..price 13$. . , This Day was published, Elegantly printed ilia Pocket Volume, and adorned with kiigravings in Wool, price Ss. a new Edition of 3 4 NURSE ; A Poem . translated from the Italian of Luigi ransiflo. By WILLIAM 'RESCUE. Printed tin T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. a # * A few Copies in Ruyol Bvo. pries Bs. As above may also be had, ill Fourth Edition of 'Mr. Roscoe's Life of Lorenzo De' Medici, called the Magni &ern, elegantly printed in 3 Vols. Bvo. and illustrated with En gravings, price 11. 7a. This Day was published, Very elegantly printed in Foolscap tivo. by llaMayne, Price ss. boards,A TREATISE ON SELF_ KNOWLEDGE ; .CIL, By JOHN MASON, A.M. Alai a few Copies on Dein) , Octavo Paper, price tos. 6d. in boards. Printed for Manners and Miller, Edinburgh, and Vernor and Hood, London. [PRICE SIXPENCE 4 This Day Was publish e d, In 'Thr e e Volumes tzmo. price 13s. 6d. hiiatrls; DELINE MOWBRAY; nr, the M 'Oct and D i a l t;g e rs t . . 0 A t, I ta . 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LS, Master of Finsbury squat; Acadeniy; London. In the Ness, anti soOnlAill.ba published, 8v the ~ttie A t itho i A Prattle:a Intrnduetion to Spherics islauticri Astto norny.;. the third. Edition, auginentol anti improyot. Printed for I. fohnsOn, No. -7z, St. P.t+il's This Day was published,. by Dell and Bradfore, (A New Edition, being tin:. Tinrci,) in Five Volirtm;, Svo, illustrated with NiapS, together with icopi , nts Index, no first added, Price xi. in lioard ' i ffiHE, HISTORY of the PROGRESS anti TER. 11 MINATION of the ROMAN REPUI'ILIC. By ADAM FERGUSON, LLD. F.R.S.E. Late Professor o( Moral Philooplry in the University of, Edinburgh Member et the Royal Acadenty at Berlin, of the Royal Academy at Florence, of the Etrucan Soctive ot Antiquaries at Lortona, and of the Arcadia at Rom*. 01 Bell and BradtLite may be had, written by rite same Author, • • institutes of Moral Philosophy I 3d Edit. enlarged, out Vol. limo. pike 3s. ill boards. 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SOON WILL BE DISPOSED OF, ACapital and very Desirable MODERN RESI-• DEN CE, fit for a regtriai Establishment suited from Five to Ten ThOdsand Pounds ,a-year, with a. MAW/It. and from aturit 261 to Igo Acres of rich, healthy, and dry Arable and Pasty* Freehold Land round the House, corn. minding beautiful Sea and Land Views, situate between .sixty and ninety miles South. west from London. It very much desired, a Manor and well-wooded Estate; about zoo Acres more, near ft, may be added. Inquire of Mr. F. W ebb,/ Salisbury. RANK of the TI 7; M ES, In the Vicinity of Taplow, Clitelen, and Fledior. AI.4EY HOUSR, in 1 0te. Parish , of Wooburn, sucks, on the Road 'from Salt:bill to Marlow, con.. taming four Rooms on a Floor, with Stables, large Baru ' &c. O ' and about line Acres of Land. it is probable that a Cot.. rage and '1 twee' Acres more of Land may be had, if required. Further particulars may be had ,at the Castle Inn, Salt hill. On the sth of April will be published, in O ne V o l. B vo . A, N ESSAY ori tile SPIRIT and INFLUENCE of the REFORMATION of LUTHER. From the I French of Charles Villars. with copious Notes. By 'AMES MILL. London; Printed for C and. R. Bald Win, New Bridge street and R. Ogle, Great TUrnstile,l and sold by P. Hill, I ..Anderson, and Ogle and Ackinan, of Edinburgh ; and by ' M. Og le, Glasgow. * it * The Notes added by the Translator, and which hear a considerable proportion to the origluel itself, are intended to illustrate more fully all the important points on which the Author may have touched more lightly than theft Magnitude may seem to deserve ; to add t o hi s important representations the light which various eminent Authors at this Country have thrown on the subject; and to direct the Reader to the prac tical conclusions which the complicated transaetions of this great Reformation suggest. --;As a bare 'rranalation only of this Work has been ennouneed from another quartet, Persons de sirous.or possessing this Edition, which will,be wend to coin. prise many valuable Additions to the original Work, are re quested to specify it particularly in their Orders. .JOHNSON's POETS, Re-edited by Pr. A I K IN, and em bellisiwd With Plates engraved by Mr, Heath. Vols. az, si, aticl. 54. This Day ware published, with Seven Pl a t es , engrave d b y Mr. Heath, from Driwings by Mr. Thurston, handsomely printed .on a fine Paper. and liot,pressed, in Three Vol s . Foolscap Octavo, Price One Guinea, or on large Paper, with Proof I inpressio”. of the Pletes, I. lbs. in boards, THEWORKS of. JOHN MILTON, w i t h a Preface, Biographical mei Critical, by•Sainuel lohnson, LL.D.' and Renlirks by I. Aikin, 4 ` This Re-publication of loltusen's Poets is very elegant in point of form, and has the decoration of Plates by Heath besides the ace. stiOns ii derives from the hen `of' Dr, Aikin, ' Owls are some change in the seltelion, a,cl some additions. The Work is regularly continued."- , British C Dee. " This Eiition of the English Poets appears in an elegant form ; the type, the paper, and the ornaments, :ire or the best kind; and the ch o ice o f the Editor is fully yistiffed by the . Specimen (Sperm() before ua. Critical Review, June rBo3. " The Engraviegs to these Poets are executed with ele gance, from drawings distinguished by spirivaritt taste." Critical Review, lan. tBo4. Printed for Heath, Russell-place, Fitzruy-squere ; , and Kearsley, Fleet-street. Of whom may be lied, the first Six Voliimes' of this new Udition ofjohnson'S Poets, comprising', The POETICAL WORKS Of EDMUND SPENSER,' with a Prrface, Biographical and Critical, by j. Aikin, M. D. mid thirteen' Plates, from Designs by T. Siotherd, K. A,. and engraved by Mr. Heath. Price Two Guineas,_ or on large Paper, 31. ist. boards. Vols. 7,8, and e, Comprising the WO ititSaA A " QOW LIE Y. with a Pref.e.c by Samuel LL.D. and Remarks by I. Aikin, h 1.1). aria seven ,'laces from the De.. signs of H. Trefharn, R. A. ara 6agr.ivdd i)y Mr. I.lc4th. Price One Guinea, or on large Paper, 11. 110$ in boards. Veils. to and t i, being the WO RKS of SA MVE I. BUT 'LER, with ii Preface by Seinuel Johnson, LI.. D. and ke marks by r. 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Essex. _ Akw Copies on a fi ne Royal Vellum Paper, (uniform with the Author's Works now in the Press) price tos. 6d. in boards. . , This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Foolscap Sr°. with an elegant Frontis piece, price ;411..• in boards. , TILLAGE. SCENES, , the PROGRESS AGRICULTURE, and other POEMS, T. BACHELOR. This is the life which thote who fret in guilt, And guilty cities, never kite... , ; the life Led by primeval ages. uncorrupt, WOcto *Alois dwelt, and God htuiself, with inan. Ttinmsoo. Printed fur Vernur and Hood, No. 3i, Poultry. This Day cvas published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, and illustrated„ with Four beautiful Engravings, price 18s in boards, THE TOMB. of ALEXANDER. A Disser. tation on the SAItCOI'ILAG US brought from Alex andria, andliow in the British Museum. By EDWARD . DANIEL'CLARKE, LLD. rellow lesus College, Cambridge. Cambridge : Printed by K. Watts', at the University Press, for I..Mawman, n the Poultry ; and sold by Payne., ?views. Gate, London ; by Deighton and Barrett . ; Cambridge ; and Danwell and Parker, Oxford. This Day was published, price in board's, A N ATTEMPT to illustrate thole Articles of lA. the CHURCH of ENGLAND which the Calvinist's improperly consider as Calvinistical, by a comparison with the Opinions prevalent at the period of the Reformation; in Eight Sermon*, preached before the University of Oxterd, in the Year iBO4, it the Lecture founded by J. litanipton, Canon of Salisbury. By RICHARD LAURENCE, LL.D. 0,1 University Coilege. • Oxford, Printed at the University Press, for the Author; and sold by Messrs. Hanwell and Parker ; and by Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Citurch.yard ; and R. Funkier, New liond-street, Lyndon. This Day were published, MBE CIVIL WARS„ of GRENADA ; and the ,J. History of Ale Fat - lions of the Z.egries and A bencer rages, two Noble Families of that City, to the final Con quest by Ferdinand and Isabella. Translated front the Ara bicof Abenhanim, a Native of Qrenada ' .by Gistes Perez Ue Hita, of Mercia ; and from the Spanish, by Thomas Rudd. In one very thick volume, octavo, and closely printed, con taining upwards of itoo pages, with an Index, price as. in boards. Also, The ANCIENT BALLADS, from the Civil Wars of Grenada, and the Twelve - Peers of Prance dedicated, by permission, to, the Right lion. Lady Georgina Cavendish (now Lady Morpcth), by Thomas ,Roild. In one,volume, neatly printed on foolscap Bvo. price 4s. in boards. " These Translations will .be read with considerable in terest by those who admire t4e unatfeAedi simplicity of the ballad style. Thcy sing of martial sports, of love, and war; the'Transiation is, what it ought to be, unaffeded and per. spicuous. It is dedicate!, in an elegant and cromplimentary_ little Poem, to Lady Georgina Cavendisb."—Poetical gister, 18.1, p . 452. London t P rinted for and sold by T. Ostcli, 3, Ave-Maria lane. ' BEAUTIES-OF WALES: • This Day was published, • In One-handsome Volume, Bvo. price los. 64. in bqanis, 11 -1 11 E CAMBRIAN ITINERPNRY ; tar, WELSH TO URI ST ; containing. an historical and Toegra, ph , cal Dem::riptioit 9f the Antiquities and Beauties tit p ales. A 1:;t), prefixed, a Welsh Vocabulary : Names of all the Inns 4 the Bardie Alphabet ; and a Map of the Principality, with ac,curate Delineation of 'the Roads, &c. By THOMAS EVANS. London .Printed for Thomas Ostell, Ave-Merie-iane.. * 4 ,* " This excellent and impartial Work Is a most ad mirable Companion for all'whoare in the habit of travelling through Wales, or :wis'h to be acquainted with its various beauties:"-- Union Mag. Aug. " This performance exhibits a very eligible Companion for those who shaltnitke the fashionable Tonr of Wales, the Vocabulary gives it an advantage beyond any other hook ofthe kind that we have seen. The Map prefixed is neat and well exectit:d."—British Crit. Jan. 1803. Thouo we have'peruted most of the Boeks relating to 'the Principility, we are inure particularly, pirased with the Volume hetbra its. It contains So many articles with wino, the intelligent Reader would wi-h to he acquainted, that we t Link it W e ll ent i t l e d to our approbation."-- Monthly, Visitor, April 183;. Ka latiltdr recommendation sec 'Anti,. JaLobin, Monthly Review, Eturnacm, See. This Day was published; On a superfine Post Quarto, prie.; ios. 6d. boatels; the Edition of • COTTAGE PIC - 1 URNS ; or, The POOR • i POEM, with Notes and Illustrations. By Mr. PRATT, Author 0f.." Sympathy, Cle.ittings, and Flarest Home. Embellished with Five beautiful , Engravings by. Cordon; after highly finished Drawings of De Loutherbourg. Printed for Longaiati, Hurst, Rces; and Orme, Pater. nosier- row. " The Author has made the Poor a rich .and interesting alibied; displays 40410 beautiful thoughts, aid happy strikes of the poetic pencil, and opens a wide tit.ld for phitosophical and political discussi;ii,"—Munthly Revie w; March iltes. ''"The Work before U 3 IS Written front the impulse of pure benevolence; and the Author has painted in rich, varied - and allecting colours, the merits and miser i es or tunic ai m plZ. city."—AntL Jacobin Review s March illtoa,;. " The Author of this Poem has expressed good feelings on an important topic. 1-lis " syrupatliy" has had nom , admirers ; and they who have bcen gratified by Ib,it work, will certainly derive equal pleasure from the present formance."—Critical Review, lanuaqiS z. " The Author here embraces objet pt the greatest portance, and the Poem is not more estimabic for its design thanexecuifon."-4upplement to the Gentleman's Magazine for December Igo t. " The beneVolence of the design of this Peern ivonld sanc tion aninterior alba of the Muse but tht: Author's Poetry duel not stand in need of this prejudice, however amiable, to support it. The plan is most happily 4:hoseu." . --Mouthly Mirror for December, iBor. As above msy be had, lately pub lilhed, by flit, s4tlle Author„ r. •Gtearaings in England, Wales, Holland, 61c. In si Volumes Ivo. price 21. L 75. in beards. . • . 2. Faintly Secrets ; tr.cond Editi6n, in five Vailumes tarn°. 11. ss. boards. This Day WU published, in One very large Volume Svo. hand s o m oy printed, and illuattated with Niue PlO - 64, by Lowry, price ias. boards, • A N EXPERIMEN . CAL INQUIRY into the / l NATURE ANI.) PROPAGAI'ION of. HEAT. By 101-IN LESLIE, No(tProfessor of Mathematics in the Utli versify Printed for I. Nlawinan,,ii, Poultry - . " The style of the Author of this Work is flinch superiast to that of Ithilosophical Writers .ie general. Sometimes, in_ deed; it is highly animated, and evidently abyss tram a,ininti ot lively eensibility to every thing sublime or beautiful in Natpre, tts well as of uncemnion vigour in the gravcr cinetions of science. imperial Review for July. *, As our limits are already transgressed, we ilitlSt rifer the inquisitive and philosophic Reader to the volumc itself tar farther gratificatton;.and he will rind it a Wotk which is no; produced every day, nor by ain intellect of :in Ordia4r? size. &Mit of its discussions arc rather intricate, and the A utnor'S MathelnatiCal mad of arguing throws over it an 01 4 ab. strusenoss; but the general scope of the rea , ioning, the cc peritnents, and the results of the inquiries, act Fiat teliu vt of . cOnntion understandings. I n reviewing such a production as the present we shall not insist utt some little itiaCCOratneS witfcti have oc.. curved to us ; and particularly, as, generally 011 composition is much superior to that Of 1 switntittuz des tails. Nor were we violently displeased on „urae.asto.nalie meeting with a torte rather too arrogant, an 'wet •nce 1,,d precipitate, because we applaud the freedom, trier ieark* , , - - nese, and the adivity nt the Author's mind. ltatl.et4CCet by system, and it9i‘lo,:il t.FV;silk; tor self; ant of Ins opinions many are ri-vel, i ire imere,t. Mg. As a whole, antl a system, 1,, Work "tt.n.•.• on , Anti the discussioo*, w tietiwr notes or the Emu, are' • . 41.14 terturous passage , * or in* Icnrl) is sure and tww,int .ty holde her tench * and illumines the way."—M4ituity i , iievaw for beptetwlst and Chatoz,er. See farther the Critiqoe en Count Rutrtord's Late Menuiit Au the Edinbur‘h ROview, No. g* 'I, 113t 4 from ham* 4 (lI CS V 4 t..rftl woo, ,-- aPf" ) 0) i‘ 4l3f A