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.. IsVMIII3II 390j51 .• BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAIECTIES• THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING. 'April 2, 18os, will be perfoimed, THE' WHEEL OF FORTUNE. sir Davi,l Daw, Mr. 'PA EMIR ; Coveril.f. Tempest, Mr. DOW TON ; Mr. Peririn;dock, Mr. 'E 1. LISTON, (Being his ii.i,t appeararw c in that Cli.ra6er',. ; % t eazel, Mr, SU IITT. Mrs, NVoodVille, Mrs, POW E LI. ; Ant 4 Inily Tempest, P.', iss ME L LON, r After which (by Command; the Fame OF AGE TO. !.viORROW. ' The ()venom ;wet 24 , isic ;rairiposed by Mr. Kel!.y. Baron WillinAi.atst, Mr. BANN LSI ER Baron Pitileher g , Mr. ' 0 ITT • ; 1 . Lady fl fi , rnb2ck, mrs. SPARKiI i ; Sophia, Nliss WEN TWo ft. t'fl ; tlaees And Maria, - Miss CAM V. 11 0 - for the finut DE s to be t a ke n o f M r. fosbrook, at the 011itepin Little Russell -street. ~4 x cs. 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery s .es. Upper Gallery is. 1 1' holfhifosptesorS to be °Fated at halt .past F ice , and begin at „ IX, N." 'D . ' till, further notice, Places 'can only be taken from r ( i'elock till 'niece. 4 T4DrSday TiQIIII t Hamlet, Lay the Young Resci• l3 t titti The lA A r. ' . e 1 I ,l 9 o, lj u S , 4 ,,"tY,Barharot sa ; Ach Met by the Young Roscias ; f - -4. "44 Coeur de Lion (beinK tha last Night of pin - - 0, ,1?t ig till Me I.lolidAy4). i rkt 4 4, first Nights of the Young Roseius's Performan c e day t h Weeit will be on Tuesday the abtli, ,111(i lIIU -. e ItIII Of k , ril --------__ :' • ___ --- LAsTNiCHT BUT ONE. -- ORATORIOS. 47,,,,PtaY..HOUSE PRICES MIRING LENT. P r ° i.HEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. Oiuic,koW EVENING, . Apr 3; i Sios• il usi fil i l be pe r f ormed a Grand Saledion of SACitli I) anciE,o::roth the must favourite works of Handel, Allies PART 1. OVERTLIkE. -ATALANTA. ' Air, mu . ntinecTrornba obligate, Mr. Hyde;. ' Ch oru , ~ ,‘. Where is the Stupendous."-.Rederdp• i tec,t 31. When his loud voice."--lePlitha• S ' ' 53 MDDC,I4Y, " Now Heaven in ci I;er Glory," and R ec 7 t nt, 1' Lord -what is Man 1"-ltedemPticl• , ~ivl doe s tllr4rahstn, " justly these evils," and Air, ly Chor us c ,,,..nd of isrsel Sleep.''-Samson. hti e h ', l , r , , ,'".inttre co Arninon's Cod."--iephtha. of t' - "' Ill " a nd Mr. Denman, " The Lord i s a Mat w a .. ). Reef. Israel '''' F RYPt• •rik sli t , "Ye Sacred P iests " and Air, " Fate wei; .„ e ,• ~ , . f . , l ot , ri ~.'lrnpto Springs.,-Jeplitoa. I. ` - ' u tilon and Double Cnortts, lolornoe ~, From the Censet.,,,... PART 11. i ii „ ,i, FIRST -GRAND CONCERTO. .: ti .1.,,, " 'a- Miller "T i such a tender Fathers sne . sams, , Lars 3 S., ' '''• -%, Mrs. Bland, " With heroes and sages."—iWith—"Dr* ..Arn e 1.1.,,t%c-Msre, Ashe, Mr. 13rahatn and Mr. Miller. '' the land, Galatea. Flo : shall leave the Mountains."—Ac 5 , i es f vait. gotTY,I 'rite many rend the Skies."—AleXan , e ied . gimr. Brafatn, ',Softly swesq,"—.Uitto...-Accorni 411 soncg1,11:1, la : by Mr. Charles Ashley, • „. than Ashe. "In sweetest. harniony."-7-Sat4 [ Ree tt, y . fatal day."— Ditto. Joshua. No ,2,r.4. ad, "In thetit bless'd Scenes.' . ti , n 4 ,1 .. .., . 1 , .. miss ,Ban ndo aivfMis Bland ''' Our:11141n 4P 4-. ''' ' 4 q t • Mr B ' ' ..:. • - htl• ceatazus. ~,,-,, n . I..diant, "My jiffy I adaa, ' (jar_ 4 ottoil an iil/711. " — bit tO . • '' . ' 'it ‘` We hear, we hear," —Ditto. ()VL RII.); PART 111., Iteci t , --t l'..—(lly Desire) ARTA X•ERX S.—or. Arn!., 4,4 11N11er......1ti1te‘r..,“ I t I give thee," „ and Air. 44 N 11441.1 7 ~.,, A itegro. Air, ki.,,,., , (CarrinobligatO, Mr. Tate). • . Bach. ei kne`'.: 4 .und4, " See, see the kind itidulgent."-- Air, W I May no rash itruders." Solointi . ~ t. it, m r •,,A 3 he, " Be merciful , rtito-rne, 0 Got.. .—lliabnch,!. fiiiilbi,"c"rabain (by riesire)•"fhe Death of Abererc l l l Y' Entl o f h i', l l " Gloria' l'atria."--Inbil ._ bv Air raters 11. a (4.riLettu on the rritn.. "ate. Grand Piano I:Orte m a '. 11 Vora! PertormerS—Mrs. Asht and M 11.2ter Linton and Miss MundaY i rs. Bland, Mr. Bialiatn,, .N . l lr. tr -4114 11i Mr Page gr • G. l'arr , n, and ' Mr. Aliller, "Uan% ' ' • . deader of. the Baud, •Mr. G. ASH LY. hr h , Organ, Asti 1..01. it,t,4l4:!lttaintler of Etta Rauc h and ChortisseS. which are nu. ~,, 1-14e411,1 cs'"rnplete, by the. inUst approvekl'erlermrs• ': iiet, t)i t lid the Boxes to be -taken or Mr. Brandon, at t he ta x , rt in liart,sticet. , , lb ° , t A. tei t 3s 6,t, Gmlery,As. tipper Gallery is. , f ' to bit opened at Six o'Clock, and begirt at Seven. •Illth q , 1141 f Price at U e Ettd•ot tlie Second Ad,' ," - • il, ) , e to. Nobility and Gentry as are 'desirous of . Private 4 '" requested to apply to Mr. Brandon, Hart-strLer• ' ' 41% SUBSCMBERSI,I tti JAMAICA TON- Me P.lI! li E alsemtried. ;it the Thatched House Tavern for th at 11 ,.. , . , !0n of Trustees, hare resolved, among otr thtngs. the t a tt h init. T.icslitbscriptiolis are to close on Thursday 24 lee te int,re'', 41 to be nicest is 2 0 ,, (4 ,4 in Shares of la* paying t . r t is per cern. in the first instance, with tur t her partic 1111 SIIIVIVOrShip• • /l elt 4 U 4,4 r naY be obtained at Mr. Chapple's, Pall .Mal I ; Ikic,„„ s. W 1 an and hierritield's, Pall-Mall ; and at and Fownes, Lincoln's-Inn; _ ___ tri N i.i . A D PATOCK, KENT. truly CO M . 0 IdErr, an ELEGANT and. rrlikir. ?LA e r : 3 t:l' RESIDENCE, called WATERINTIN de. tea.ed,, (late the Ttesidence of Sir Charles Styles.... Bare an iie? (0444'1'41'k Of 4_,.Capital M ansion - house , 4roll__ ,111 Ttri A iry 131 1411, 11411, C;Ood Dining-room and Drawing-T07!_.... li on i 'lrY lled-eliarnbers,with Offices-of every as scbriiiii:ls tit tt!'fffeetly replete With Corivenitnces ; ex," ll en't! g*alawee krat-,.i'°r4es i a Walled Garden, well stoct`elt. antis,k,oli tees, one other uttiitclr►seci ; eXteiislVe Pl easure• r.r. 1"5-letasure tel'44 lii'stoe,ttlny laid . out ; Ponds fully stocked w i t h i.ns, a k w , ..-inlbtred .Pavock convaimur, about ;b Acres ! 6 ,.. i;:!;‘,,ith a Park safe ; * most delightfully' sltu,a,t? at c 4 rn te e r-4 "tir, in the CO l inty of Kent, surroundeti mut t.pen ve;i:l;' s eats, and 4 %r:fink an exes..l lent h.. i . three from Neighbourliocid t l'o4,,,i'Asfroirt itlaithnone, nine Aron T t ill ,, u•liel - • Va t* a iling, and thirty from the lvietropoli. to Messrs, bri v . 'er p hi may be known by aP)Ylng rivers, Land-Siirveyors, Kent4oatt, Lvndori. . - . T ai b, ' TITIIES--.SUSS EX. _ ‘ _....... U4l SOLWEY PRIVATE CONIRAC • I, g, -riiii: REerokAT , 1 'i' .1." Fl77j _, and (...• 't /i.:‘ COP . : tlet`r coRN,.(iItAIN.,- Pvi.sE. HAN, acid wi o ,. 'of the PARSONAGE ot St. PETER the C Ck• , 1- .. Wtt„lnnothe, City 'lat . .- Clif CVi STE lt, • exteadir k over The kit t;/;,..,',1141), of whii;:i uhout 7go Acret are Arable, 43 0 t !). .1,1,,-"s'ovv, 170 Pas, tire and uP t ~ a cds of ial . i Acrus s r . -n s aard);-°4 with the Parsun:ge urns, slat4kuigt alw, i''''''`''"l. joi'lA ~,, ans i l a lilitli Garden. ' . in the ad lil il •,!he Tithe s of Corn, rain, and Pulse, gratiO in ; , ~1 ar c ,J r illiali of R 1.400411 W yke, about. 3 0 0 Acres of , v l'.c t l , thotne 4t, P 4l .stnt -in C ultivation, but if 4 grpa.ter,9"/ILLI 4 1 4", ' a t' it probthly'hert after will,), ....e - kroNs, with %...orn, Ti ati",;i!'er wwild timplemienably be entitled to the Tillie°, it; i ite ilu k ? . . m .P"!ticiii, or Nlotier Payment of 10l- a- e", fi°,'",.-Ille 1.1,,,_;,,:!?1 l'isilbourri c , for Ille Tithes of I,..and in .that I a.. I t h_ ii; berme vthole is held on Lease for Three Lives, teri"%alf!tt Cltspter of Chichester, alistotti,"'A,, ya34lile Quarterly, anti m eivabie aceoT.lnX At ma Annual I lk lr ef de e r rv i eci to li ve if ►"artcl the :l'ithes olight be n, extrem e ly produc e Qf th e b e ` 4 , lli id, a 's they would iin niediately be at en ala ~ .1 klarkitta' in the 1(ingelo;11 will:out exfielhAPf car. eit4l,:ll‘ PlitScniage llama, dc, being within the City of . mtr. Apnly to ,„, , Sell ' 4"MrS• Sc att and lioard No 33, Great Ras -strut, iilaoin b ' 1 . 5 tlry, 4 /..,...:- 4'r --7--f-- f . . . N ) . 1 1 . 141 P, • 6 4 . , • he . .. -. rl. ,' e '. 4 *Vi!....'.. lr ...• ~ ' [ i .. ''' ti r ` ' 1. % ••0 , P. .*. s . • ---.. i . . , . ' .. X . •!••• .":"..,•••••• ...r . ii , „ '".• ,1, , , A, , 1 • f 1: 1 • '', , 'r, , • ~" . •* - 4 tt ,;•• - _,__ 110% 'pi ••• !-4.'! A . ' - k 4.-4 2 1 * , .--`%'.. .. f k 0 . , $ , . 7s ' ;' • S.#s "mg , .., r, . $ ivy . . ~......$ : 11. ... 4 1 t il i llil t\ l‘ . . , 9'-. l .ia * : ( 41 - , Z. 4.• -$ L 4 r . t _ ..., •, : • TUESDAY; APRIL 2, 1805. To the PROPRI ETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies ind Gentlemen, TE. " Election of Six Direttors for the East In. dia Company being appointed for Wednesday the loth April, the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested for the following Gentlemen : Jacob lidsanquet, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Cotton, Esq, John Roberts, Esq. Edward Parry, Esq. Robert Thornton, Esq. Winch will very much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servants, John Manship, Wm. Eullarton Liphinstone, l'heophilus . Mitcalfc, Charles Grant, Charles Mills,. Francis Baring, Thomas Parry, - John Hebb, RiOtarci C. Plowden, yitiiam Hensley, Abraham Roberts, William Devzyttes, George Smith, Simon +reser, George W.Theltusson, Hugh Inglis, Wm. Thornton, john Inglis, S wetly Toone, Paul Le Manlier, John Travers, Stephen Lushington. .East House; March 17, 1805. To the I'II,OPRIETOILS of LAST INDIA STOCK. tadies and Gentlemen. 4VI NG the Honour of being recommended to 11 Yntt in the Diredors of the East India Company, as frs.r tl(4e Direa.loJl to be clio:-.:nais year, we_ take the liberty of requesting the EAVIAII of your 'VoteS on t 1 Day of Eleaion.- Wednesday the loth of kind next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your moat obedient and very humble Servants, acob 14osanquet, Thomas Reid, J • oseph Cotton. John Roberts, Edward Parry, Robert Thornton. East. India House, March 27, 180 s. CORNWALL. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON,ABBOT'f, and Co. At Carraway's Case-house, London, on Wednesday the Bth of vily next, in Lots, ,Lot z. rrHEI/lANOR of CONNERTON, with .1 the Hundred and Liberties of Penwitlt,enjoying the most extensive Rights and erivileges; comprising seve ral small Farms, Ma:feria Royalties, lorisdieltons, Mines • over large Trafis of Laid., abounding with Lodes of Tirt anti Copper, Wrecks of the Sea, a Court of Record„ and many other Immunities granted by Chatters of the Earls of Corn. watt, a id confirmed by the Kings and Queens of England; the likti -le not posseiscd by any other Suited in the United Kingdotn. Lot a The Mines in andover the Estate of Drytt, in the Parish of Crowan, including Wheal Abraham Mine just now come into a due course of working, and produteivc in Copper, contiguous to the old very rich Mine called Wheal Golden, near zoo fathoms deep, with her levels brought in to Wheal Abrahams Sett, and which Sett extends on ,the carne Lode goo fathoms. Lot 3. The Manor of Tresithney, in the Parish of Gwen. flop, including Cosgarne Downs, comprising the very rich Copper Mines of Wlwal Virgin t Wheal Fortune, Wheal Friendship, Ale and Cakes, and the United Mines, and may, justly be smiled the richest spot discovered in 1 .ie Kingdom. Lot 4. The Manors of Natislaitruil. Tregennow, and Tre. : gorick, wherein is the Great Tin Aline oi Pole,nuoth, and which, _for peculiar rich metal and quantity, is not to be equalled in the World. Also, the Maneref Lanhern, with the House and Barton. To which will be added, several other Estates in the COLih ty. - • 'Particulars may be had of Messrs. Willis - and Roberts, Helstou.'Cornwall ; lt the.Placc of Sale ;_ of Mr, Abbott, No, Shepherd ' s Man bet, Piccadilly ; and of Mess. Hods kisibon, No. 35, Arundel-street, Strat d. r The Flve followiny, MANORS,..VONTME LI. with BEM CHF.STER, COMPTON ABBAS with TWYFORD, WEST ORCHARD, ARTG ROY E,ond M FAB LIA Y ' ABBAS, all in the COUNTY of DORSET, Will be SOLD by AUCTION, in Five Lots,. By Messtq. TIODSKINSQPI, ABBOTT', and Co. At Carol way's, London; on Wednesday the Bth of May next, 'TIME iNIANOR of *FONTIVIELL with 'Mil). cii ESTER, extending over zoio Acres,twith the Be version in Fce of several Leasehold and Copyhold Estates, held by Lives, amounting to SO Acres (exclusive of the Down Land), and estimated, with several voidable Mills, to be of the annual value of 11931. Also Fontmell Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Metyard, Tenant front year to year; containing, with the Down, 477 Acres, and of the estimated annual value of 2671. The Manor of Compton Abbas with Twyford, extending over r3ao Acres, with the Reversion in Fee of several valu able Estates, held by• Lives, amounting to 600 - Acres,oxelu. shoe of the Down Land, and of the estimated annual value of St O. And also the Advowson in fee of the Reitory of COmpton Ahbos, worth 2501. per ann. net. The' Manor, or reputed Manor, of West Orchard, extend. ing over 638 Acres, with the Reversion in Fee of several ca pital Farms, held by Lives, containing 493 Acres, and'of the estimated annual value of The Manor, or reputed Manor, of Hartgrove, extending over O N Acres, with the Reversion in Fee of several Lease hold and Copyhold Estates, held by Lives, amounting to 491 Acres, exclusive of 'Black Fenn Common and Hart grove Hill, and of the estimated `annual value of 4291. The Manor a Millbury Abbas, extending over upwards of icon Acres, with the Advowson in Foe of the Reitory and Right to the great and small Mlles, worth zoo'. per ann. Also the - Reversion in fee of several valuable Estates, held by Lives, amounting to 1 as Acres, and of the'estimated an. nual value of 11571. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Bowles, Solicitor, Sitawltsbury ; or of Messrs. Hodskinson, Abbott, and go. Surveyors, Arundel-street, Strand, London. - _ The WONDERFUL EFFECT-of STIRACIA's ITA. LI AN OLLS for the GROWTH of HAIR. DIAIL $1.4, ON a Voyage horn the East Indies .1 lost all my Hair two years 'since I but Wigs being . then worn, thought littla about it, till last Christmas. seeing a Letter to you from an old Gentleman, in the Newspapers, who had used your Stiracia's Italian Oils for making the Hair grow, with so much success, and long Hair again being quite the rage, was desirous to try them myself, though I had not much faith, as my Hair was never above an inch long. I have the 'pleasure to assure you that it is now four inches long, aid ties iu a queue. I also have a Horse that was !fired about a month ago, and the Hair has covered the place. You have full liberty to make what use you please of my Name ; I am tiiiivthally known; anti am, dear Sir, your's Devonshire-place, Aug : I, tiBo3. j. gMI i ' it To be had; at the Proprietor's house, wholesale and retail, No, 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and, by his appoint incur, only at Mr. Golding's, ; Williams's, Pall %l all ; and Humphreys', Oxford-street, at ss. per P ot. or 44. per dozen. Not - less than hat a dozen at the whole sale 'IX7HITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a VV personal Boauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of Europe.amesteutial to Persons of Rank. The IiAN DAN A nr INDIAN WASHING CAKES, possess thepe culiar ploptuly of giving. the most exquisite delicacy of tex ture, and inconceivable fairness to the. Hands winch arc con ,arantly !mashed with this Soap, and these etiedi are . not pro nixed too suddenly, as if by Paint, bat gradually, by cor rrz.ting 'ill the iinpekfeaions of the Skin. Even in caves • where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardliesa and coarseness arc eft:dually, infallibly, and permanently renioved, and succeeded by smoothness, fair. nets, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot lee acquired ,byany other ineans•whatever. It is by experience only that any tine can, forrnon adequate idea of the superior excellence: or this Soap.' . • 54 1 4. •Wliolesafe, Retail', and for Exportation, by the Pre-. prictor's ,sole Agent, W. - Withers, No, 259, Strand, near TemPhi Ear ; retail , at Mr. Dangerfielci's Library, Berkeley square ; r• D unite t t No, 3, heap side; Lon4on l , and must cyfittlitt s Price Otte Shitlinzcach Calm, No..}, Catithill, and 9, Charing.eross. BiSil„ Cantradtor lot the present LKlttery, .1. returns his must grateLl 'Thanks to the Nobility, Genlry, and Pohlie in:pneral, for their liberal patronage in the line and form ir Lotteries, and flatters himself the un. cemrintoif success that has attended Purchasers at his Offices of late years, added to the punduality obsetved in the pay. ment of all "rizei, will insuro hint a continuance of their Favours in the' present Grand Spring Lottery: the Schetne of which stands universally confessed the richest in Capital Prizes ever known ; these being Prizes of ,C 3 0,000 3 Prizes of socio 20,000 ao6o ro i 00e $ 4.- -44-4 loceo 3 i - Persons in the Country mar be supplied with Tickets and Shares, by sending up, post;pAti, Bank Notes, Cash or-Post (Mice Ontera.--Theiottery begins the ,3th May, 38,4. STATE. LOTTERY. _ . A i irr and CO, at their Old Office, No. n, POultry, an :telling Tickets and Shares of Utz State Lot tery to begin drawing 13th Nay. • . The Number anti Aen nint of the Capital Prizes ' pnd the gree:ral ariangement cat the Scheme, will be found superior la any former Lot tery of the same numbzr of Tickets. In the last Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,9cz, a Prize of roma. No. 8200, a Prize. of- moat. •anxl Nus. and 13,268, Prizes ot:5001. were shared and sold at SwiftandCo.'s ()thee ; where No. 6791, a Prize of No. 9362, a Prize of t 0,00.11. and Na. 19,005, a P.rize,ol wool. in the iireceding Lottery, were also sold in shares. STATE LOTTERY • Begins Drawing Monday, rith May. THE Timer.; are sold and divided into Halves, quarters, Eighths. and Sixteenths, by HAZARD,- BUR, and Co. Stock-Brokers, • at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, tinder the Royal Exchange, London, and no where else on their Account. • , Lettere, poit-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. The Scheme contains Two - .Prizes of 30,0001. Two of 2700 , 41. Three of r. , ,e0e1. Three of 50,01. Fisie of z 0-1. Light of te..:d. Fourteen of soul. &c. ttec. and the lowest Prize 201. In the late Lottery, No. Sou, a Prizt of 25020, was sold and registered at the above Office, where No. ig,33S, 50,031. and to„74t and a 427 Prizes of root. were.solci in Shares. egr Country Orders,•accompanied with tiort-dated Bills on London, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in„Parcel by Coach or Cit:irter, pipttually attended to; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exadly %Attu) WAIII4 Urlll3 as it per sonOiy present. SOON WILL BE DISPOSED OF, A Capital and vety Desirable MODERN RESI. DEN CI. ,fit for a regular Establishment suited from Fitie to Ten Thousand Pounds a-year, with a MANOR, 'and Irons about acr, to 1400 Acres of rich, healthy, anddry Arabic and Pasture reehold Land round the House. corn. mantling beautiful Sea and Land Views, situate between sixty and ninety miles Soutli.west from London. It vary much desired, a Manor and well-wooded Estate, about zoo° Acres more, near it, may be added. . Inquire of Mr. F. Webb, Salisbury. To SURGEONS,APOTHECARIES, MIDWIVES, MEDICAL STUDENTS, &c. • This Day WAS published, In Five law Volumes, Sea. closely printed, with many Plates, price 31. is*. in boards, a New Edition of °THE EDINAJRGH PRACTICE of PHYSICi I. SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY. This Work contains. I. An IntrArodory History of cacti Branch of the Mali sal ProCesion. _ _ - i. The The Ay of Medicine, Physiology, Pathology, and Therapeutics, from Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Pro_ (assort. Cullen'a NOsology complete, in English. 4. The History, Distinction, Causes, and Cure of every Human Disease, agreeably to the approved Classification and marines of the celebrated Cullen.' S. The latest Improvsments suggested by Medical Wri, tea of the Arst eminence ; amongst whom are Doctors Mimro, Gregory, Fordyce Percival, Beddoes, Fother. gill, Lettsona, Garnett, Heberden, Denman, Moseley, Rush, Trotter, Saunders, Currie. Sims, Ha tarot, Houlston, lan, Simmons, lamer, Clark, Bradley, Sic. &c. ; 'Messrs. Hunter, Bell, iivile, Horne, Earle Abernethy, Latta, Bayn ton, Kendrick, Kentish, Rummy, ' Wilson, and others. 6. CASCS illustrative of the Treatment recommended in every Disease of difEcUlt management. 7. Upwards of 6,t , 0 authentic .Formules,frorn the Books of the Public Hospitals and Dispensaries i the Ledures and Writings of Medical, Chirurgical, and Midwifery Teachers ; and the private Contributions of distinguished 'Frattitioneri. in Edinburgh and London. . . _ S. A number of elegant Copper-plats gagravingi of Chi rurgical and Nlidwilery Subjects. London .• Printed for G. Kearsley, ftleei-stteet Bell and Dwaine, Edinburgh{ and Brash and Reid, Glasgow , This Day are published, In nut large Volumes, (Mayo, with Ninety-six Quarto WI, elegently erigraved, price Three G tUlleaS in boat ds, RECREATIONS in MATUEMATILS and N Ll' RA I. PHILOSOPHY ;" cont4ining 'amusing Dissertations and Inquiries concerning a variety ut SubjeCts, the most remarkable and proper to excite curioity and at. tcntion to the whole range of the Mathematical and Philo sophical Sciences : • the whole treated in a pleasing and ea.iy manner, and adapted us the comprehension or all who are the !cast initiated in those Sciences. Eina . fiorrt - postd by M. OZANANI, of the Royal Academy of Sciences, &c. Paris ; , Jately recomposed aria greatly en. larged. in a mew Edition, by the celebrated Al. N; N'Cll.. CLA ; and now first translated into English, and ,inipruved with many Additions and 'Observations, Jay CHARL;S. HUTTON, LL. D. and F.R.S. And. Professor of Mathematicsiti tho Royal .Military Aca deiny, WoOlwich. • " Mathematical truth, naked and unadorned, possesses charms IA the eyes °font) , the selea : to allure many vourtes it must be limited. out ‘yitit embellishments, must intl .- Jule. .curiosity . by half veilii:g And half exposing . its mysteries and secrets,' and must rouse ainbAion and vantti by the promise of knowledge,and, power, :VCir this cad few' Hooks Are bet ter calculated than the Yelttmes'be(ote us t the ample Title rage of which sufficiently announces their contents, , and not unftirly indicates their, merit, They teach Much NVith little trouble, iina littlelol - 461ity : they require no continued *ttii cif attention and study ; 'and theykaeavuur to arrange even the 11w:a simplEtruths under the mast pleasing forms." Monthly fteview, icr KearAey, Elcet.strzet, Lundun. ffiHE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT.. TERY SCHEME. N 4. of P rizes. 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