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\~ P' -„,----., i Iti: t‘ -, ..:' ,‘,„. ~„, 117 / 4 / , 4.,,, -,-,, ,FIVT A>, • tP • TY i , !l tz tll 444 ot fit .; • . tl - 1 . )". KT: NUAIBER 6154 1 SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1812 [PRICE SIICPENCE-ITALFPENNY. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARD r.:N MOND.-ar EV,Its;ING, June 1, ISI2, bc. acted Sii,lspe:ire's Tragedy of HAALLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Clau.diui, King of Demnark, Mr. CKESSWELL ; • ..Hamlet, Mr. KEAmu r i; Ix.rr..ELANCTIART) ; Laertes, Mr. BRTINTON ;- tioratio Mr. ;; • First Grave-digger, `.t Second Grave-diggcr, - The - Gbost of Hamlet's Father, M. EGERTON; Gertrude, Queen of Deuinark, Mrs. POWELL; Ophelia, Miss BOLTON : ActreSs, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. Aftet Nvi)tch . ,` a Rouiantic Melo , Draina, called TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Tii - nour, Mr. FARLEY; • - Mhster CHAPMAN; • - Mr. FAWCETT; • Sesinta, Miss BOLTON; Lislia, Miss FERON ; ZoYilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. ' 'Places for•the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Office, in Hart-street. Doors will be or.ened at Half-past Five, and,the Play begin at Half-past On Tuesday, Isabella; , with Timour, the Tartar.—On Thursday, Julius Czar.; with The Secret Mine. A new Comedy is in rehearsal, arid will be produded as soon as possible. The LAST NIGHT but Eight of Mrs. SIDDONS's acting. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR: C..KEMBLE. THEATRE ROYAL - , COVENT-GARDEN, f - AN FRIDAY; June 5, _lBl2, will be acted • 'LA Shakspeare's Tragedy of KING RICHARD 111. • Richard, Puke of Gloster, Mr. KEMBLE Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. SIDDONS ; (Being the only Tim, she will appear in that Character.) After Which :for this Niglit only) PERSONATION • Or, FAIRLY TAKEN I N. .Lord Henry, Mr. BRUNTON; • • Lady Julia, Mrs. C. KEMBLE; (The. only Night of her appearing at this Theatre.) To which will be added (not acted these Nine Years) The Masgrie•of Collins, Mr. C. KEMELE; - Euphrosyne, Mrs. C. KEMBLE; The Lady (for this Night only), Mrs. SIDDONS. • - to be had. of Mr. ,C. Kemble, Westbourne-green, Pati.diutou ; and o: Mr. Bandon at the Theatre, where ter the 1.1.0 may be taken. NOTICE. THOSE who Itay have any Claims against her Grace U. , T-ASi latz DUCE of GORDON, are requested immediately to send in the ;.rticulars thereof to Siess`rs. •Vottiswode and Robertson, sitckvilie-street, London; the ev. John Anderson, Iscrchabers ; or to Me34 - ri,:in - tes Robert-• Son,Writers,to the Sis'net, Jarnes's.Nuare, Edin imrgh, that the same raay be examined and , pald, fowl(' Just. • TIEN'S JACOB be g s leave to inform the Pub lie te. has RsmcsvED to N 0.57, MARGARET-STREF-41", C .L'V.NIjiSH-SQUARE, where-has on sale a variety of arti cles in DIAMONDS and PtURLS, among which are a most superb single row Pearl Necklace, price 800 Guineas, Two capital single stone brilliant Necklaces, Ear-rings, Maltese Crosses, &c. N.B. The full value given for Diamonds and Pearls. ENERAL SIR J 0 TIN MOOItE • s CO- N-4 MINNA • PATEIs.:T CAMP' - BEDSTEAD, bit...ling a I ;t•galar Military Bed for the Lield, Barracks. arid al f-0 a SOFA for a Teat or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA-CO C for 61 1 hoard Ship, the whole pausing in a small Valise, allowed lhe most portable e.er maaufactured ; invented by MOR uAN an d SANDERS, No. bandl7, Catherine-street, Strand, 11 kfto most .htunbly presume the highest honours ought to be Paid 01 those who. so gallantlylive yttd die for their King and Country. , • • ICING'S BIRTH' DAY, JUNE 4, THE PRESENT' STATE 'LOTTERY WILL •BE ALL DRAWN. ri I ICI ETS 'and SAARES are SELLING lIOiINSBY and CO. No. iCORNHILL. - and Co.'s is the only - Odice where the First 'lva 15,01(d. Prizes. were sold, and also where the Two First 20s0001. Prizes were sold ; besides , Z. . f p, of . . . 25,000 21 3.1 . . 4,000 2,000 1,000 500 42 . All of which were paid on Demand. 6 rd-erg by Post or Carrier, executed with Fidelity and Dis- Patch. C/4. ' THURSDAY NEXT THE WHOLE OF THE LOT - TERY WILL BE DRAWN. . BIRTH-DAY. Iticiaromoisr,, GooDLuca, and CO. the ir r Cirar' , etilrs respectfully inform the Public, that th e 5 •L'llt. - LOTTERY will be drown tbt 4th of JUNE. SCHEME. Z 20,000 i 3 of „E 1,000 10,000 4 - - 500 .5,000 4 - - 400 3,000 6 , - - `3OO - , 2,000 8 - ~.- SOO And 1,578 of 1001. 801. 501. 401. &c- &c. &c. „ 'l le- , 'KETS end SHARES are on SALE by RICHARDSON, -I ) "ODLUCK, and CO. at their Oces the Corner of Bank eilding.s, Cnrnhill, and facing the Kilig's MeN;is, Charing , 40 3 ; where, in the Lottery drawn on the 80th April last, e l' scld the following CAPITAL PRIZ4S, in 64 Shares :- 1 , 10. 5,514 a Prize of k 10,000 11,518 - - - • - 500 11,433 - - - . 3,000 eveo4 - • - - 300 10,809 - - - ' " 300 2,740 - - - • - 2 , . A, - , 8,258 - - - - - 200 .._ 1 1 1 - 1 1 P• THE FOUNTAIN OF FORTUNE. i DDilicir and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, (the Cor- T b uer uext to the Mansion House), retnra their grateful 44 ' 3 =Qr tee Patronage cf the Public, and, remind them t' le the two 1:./..st Lotteries they had the singular good For ila l e' ta sell the two 20,0001. Prizes and the first 4001. Prize, ti,*-; Shares; indeed, thetr. general' Mass-of various Prizes so Ok"t l .Y exceeded the due Proportion, that if P and Co. had n all the 'rickets and shares selected for the supply 40 1 , eir Office in the last Two Lotteries, they w o uld have rri "ed , a Profit of upwards of 82,0001. over and above the ce s t iNv..I2)DINC. and Co. encouraged by this Extraordinary Luck, ,"•-e Adventurers to purchase without Delay for the small Ic e '", t ,"Y to oe D rawn on th e Ki ng ' s Bi r th-D ay, t h e 4t h o f Vi ta ' . •. Month, at th e i r Oilice.s, No. 1, Cornhill, and No. 3, 1 , 4 •Ll"g-'Cro43, third Door from Northumberland House, op t 44: &acad. - C 'A - \ . • • • 11.0YAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. MITE EXITIBITION is now OPEN 60 . m Bight ia the Morning till Seveu in the Evening. Admission Is.—Catalogues 13. • HENRY HOWARD, R. A. SeCretary., TO 'FOX BUNTERS. 7E I O BE SOLD, by Mr. TATTERSALL, on A. Monday, June 1, the HORSES . and HOUNDS of ouu of the oldest Hunts in the Kingdoin MAIDSTONE. AT a numerous and .respectable 'MEETING of the INHABITANTS of this TOWN convened bythe Mayor, in conseqiwnee of a Requisition to him for the. pun pose of considering of an ADDRESS to, his Royal Highness the PRINCE REc;'ENT on the late atrocious Assa, , :sination of the Right Hon: SPENCER PERCEVAL, held at the Town Hall,. this 26th.day of May, lea, JAMES POOLE, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair; The following Address, nioveir by Mr. Day and seconded be Mr. Atkins, being read, was unanit►toitsly 'approved. To His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, Regent of the United Kingdomof Great Britain and Ireland.- May it please your Royal Highness, • • We, the Mayor,, Jurats, Common; Councilmen, and other Inhabitants of the King's Town anti, Parish of Maidstone, deeply impressed wit! - , the poignant F;selings of Affliction and of . Horror at atrocious AssaSsinatidn of the Right Hon. 'Spencer Perceval; at the doers of the Commons. ouse of Parliament, humbly a:pproach your Royal Highness to express our heart-felt Sorrow, and to .offer , to, your - Royal ,Highness Our fervent Condolence upon the melancholy occasion. We deplore, in common with your Royal Highness the loss. of one whose public Character was marked- by the highest sense of honour, and by a temper and manners that ensured him the admirationsand the esteem of all who knew him, and whose pritsate and domestic• life afforded the brightest example of every virtue that adorns-the Christian and the Man : and for the honour of . human- nature, we lament that that being should have - lived who could imbrue his hands in the blood of . such a Fellow-Creature. But, in expressing to your Royal. Highness these sentiments of sorrow of this death, and of indignation at the foul and ma lignant means 133 - which it was accomplished, we beg leave to point out to youL.Royal Highness the consolatory reflection that the murderous shot was (as far as is known; the project as *ell as the apt of the assassin only, and that the high na tional character of this kingdom is unstained by the imputa tion that any accomplice could be found iu this atrocious crime, which appears to have ori, , ,,, , inated solely frouLtise dread-• ful revenge . of a single individual, fostered iu his own breast, and matured only. in the dark, the secret, the malignant pas sions of Isis oyis In thus most dutifully tendering to your 'loyal Highness these expressions of our. sorrow and condolence upon th - i awful and 'melancholy event, permit us to offer to. you our most grateful t!,aalts for your Royal condesueasion in taking into your immediate consideration the means of making a suitable provision for the afflicted Widow, and-numeron; Of spring o your Royal Highness's late Mirlioter, thus affording the only consolation which can "be, Offered by the - nation at large to those who have lust (in the faithful discharge of his funcious) the ,best of husbands, of fathers, and of fri nds. At the same time it was also unanimously,Resaived, - that the above Address be signed by the Mayor, at the request, and on the behalf, Of this Meeting, and that• the Sallie be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, by Jo- Seph Berens, Es* Recorder, and George SimpsOn and George, Longman, Esquires, the Nlembersfor this Borough, who are requested to wait upon his Royal Highness fur that purpo,c. Resolved, That the Thaulss of this Meeting he given to the Mayor for .is promptness iu calling the same and 'for his Conduct in the Chair; and that the above Resolutions b.e• signed by him and published in the Maidstone Journal, the Kentish Gazette, the Kentish Courier, al'el the Finn.. • - JAMES POOtE,. Mayor. • M EWTON'S DENTRIFICE is, by tar the 'must pleasant of any Powder •t - e.cointnended 'fin- Cleansing and Beautil% ing the I' 1 II; it will he tumid to answer every end 'that a Tooth Powder can be reasonably expected to do, wh le it cleanses the Mouth ut all impure and itetid e particle, it - Whitens the "11 eeth, deals the. Cut*, and helps to Sweeten the Breath. _ Nothing is so great a drawback to [leant) as bad Teeth, liothing moreoitensive, roar Tcetirt Breath ; i.ewron's Tooth. Powder, on the tiist Appn..:ation, improv -s the former, and removes the latter, while by its antiputrescent and balsamic qualities it prevents decay, aii.t removes ali excres cences. Prepared by B. H. Newton, and scgd by •his Agents, Messrs.' Shaw and'Edwards, 65, on the Footway, St Pant's Church-yard, nearly opposite'the North Garet in . Boxes as. 9d. each. D UELMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY L.N. FECIIONS, with their usual concoinitants, Spasm. ur Byihz•Pains, hlarulettcy, Indigestion, and gene ral Denility (originating in whatever 'source), are renewed and frequently cured by - WHIT EllE A D'S 'ESSEN c of MUST AKI)•P: I.S. Ater ever,v other Means - had tailed. The FLUID E NC E of MUS rA (uSed with the Pills in ttiOSe complaints where-necessary) 'is perh:ips the most active, penetrating, and eilettual reineity in the world. generally .euri4 the severest SP • AIN S and BRUISES, in less than hall the tinie taken . by Opodeldoc, Argue bitsade, or - ally other Linnn rot or Finb , iication and.it used immediately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning. WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE equally effi cacious for all ill-t;:onditioned Sores, Sore Legs, -Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches.. Pimples, Ringworms, ghingles, • lire6kiogs . out on the Face, Nose, Ears. and E yelict, Sore and lidimtneo Eyes, Sore /leads, and Scorbutic Alurnours .of every description. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek- street, Soho, 'London 'Vie EsSence and Yids at 2s. 9ii. each; the ,Cerate at is. and Sold by every _Medicine Vender in the United ic.ingdont, • *** The genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with ni;me of K. lohn6ton inserted on it. CHING's YrITEN WORM. LOZENG Es VVOIINIS are the most frequent Sources' of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptorns every• Parent and• Guardian at Children should beactraainted-with. They oe. casion Loss of... Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour or the. Face, Emaciation, and irregulai state of the Bowels, attend ed after with violent pains; they bring en Convulsimis; i,;ey affect the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end -. ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preientative'and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the highest Charatters in this Country, both in rank and respeetability , to have no equal. • Their public approbation, gi.veli -to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its woncierhil sue cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyondcompeti tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other sAledir.ine of the kind can • boast. Parents, and •others.who have 'the' Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach. or Bowels of Chil. dren'are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. . - Sold, wholesale and retail, at Chins and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; Sharp and Belain, Portsmouth ;. jones, Weston. Alimot, and Callory, Portsea ; Hall and Iphnston, Gosport ; Coleman' and • J acob, • Sheerness Peck and Ross, and furner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cooleworthy, Nettleton,: and Gilbert,, Xlymouth ; Knutt and, Lloyd, and• Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Billipge and Latlabtry„. Liverpool Staines and Lynch, Manchester Cl"rewman, Exeter• S triith, Manderson. Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Etlinbsirg ' h ; Bai ter and M 'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinten, \ Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool •, and retail by most Country \fen. IiCTS, in Boxes, at 2S. qd. and ss. 6d. eacit. • . .ESTA I'ES FOR 8,4 Ll,' THE IV ISHINGBROTTC-TI AND ITETGI I 1N(7, - ON ESTATES, . IN TI-IF. COUNTY OF LINCOLN. SQUIBB respectfully. gives Not, that k Y.& the Sale of the First Part of the VALUAti,E ES TATES, which was advertised. to take place at Garl'away's Coffee House, on Tuesday the 9.5 th of May, inet. is una7old ably postponed until TUESDAY, the 2d of Jane, when it will po:iitively take place. Descriptive Parti,.:n!ars, with Plane anntmed,'lday be had " of Mr. Hett, at Wasiiilsbrooph, who Wilt s:4err the. Est.ttes; of ;John Carder., Eig. at Lincoln;_ at the Saracen % f-reati v Lincoln; the Angel, Sleaford; the Ball, LLt Boura; the Angel and Talbot, Peterborough ; Garraway%"; of Mr. Flakate, Solicitor, Essex-street, Strand and of ,vlr. Squibb, Saville-place, Sava Loadoi. • . CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANO! FARM, in tSSEX, with - , . • - Possegsion a , . - ..Michael=s next. TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION, By - LYAS NE MAN, Atthe Auction Mart, opposite the ;Dank of England, by di rection of the Trustee, under th , : Will. of Mr. 'William Wayland, deceased, some time , in the Month of June next, of which due l'otice,ana,further Particulars will be given 174 is Paper, ,• / AVery. desirab!e: . and truly valuable FREE HOLP MANOR FARM, caIIedCRIKRA HALL; culla:- prising a Substantial and Co'iaMmlions.Srick-irouted ing-hollse, with Parlours, Kitchen, several good sett 'chambers, and every convenient 'Appendage fit for the im rnedia: reception of a 'Gentleman's Family, situated. on- a pleas:,nt eininence, with- Tlarn, Stables, (hauary, and other conmio:!ionS Oat-builitiiigs; 'all 'in complete Repair ; an ex 7 eelknt-Gardeti, Plaracri .v.•!;,11 • choice Itrnit-t re4i ' t • cottage, divided into.TwO `Pc aerie oti:, and Two Huudredand Siiteen orthereabouts, of rich Arable and P.:stare Land, fa a' high state of Grltivptiuil. - _ ire above Estate is situated about Forty-eight Miles fr6rrt Leudon, Tvv.crity from Chelmsford, and .Ten from Lqaldon, tvvo.,capital Markei.-towns; mid is dist'at oulf Two Miles frOi I:!ornhatn, where corn is shipped for the London, M.tr ket weeli.' • For nuttier Particulars, iliquire.perrnally, or by Letter, post-paid, of Messrs. Tindal and.Peikins, Solicitors, Chefros ford. • • .• • BERKilirßat--"LEASEHOLD COTTAGE. TO BE 750L1.). BY AUCTION, By COOPER and. WILL .I.OT, At the KING'S' 11.17315, MAIDENHEA:D•BRIDGE, On SATURDAY, the 6th Day of JUNE, 1812. At Twelye - Unexpired Term of 31 Years of and in . an • Kleg-ant COTTAGE and PREMISES, in a most delightful SituatZ,2; f immandiir g 'beautifirl.Views,of Clifden Woods and the River Thanle l onP...QP:r - ter of a*Mile from aNt.ii Road and MaidenTZ:4')4-britige, One f'VP: the Town cf - Maidenhead : 'lwo from Cooklim.o and Bray, auu front Windsor. • --• The House and Oftires consist of a Drawing-rocrn, r. ng".. parlour, Butler's Pantry, Water-closet, and•two Kitchens, all on the Ground-floor, and six comfortable sleeping-znnis OD. the Upper Story ; particularly well adapted for the Residence of a small Farriiy. • A Court-yard with Coach-hawse ; Two-stall Stable, Poultry yard, Wocd, 'fool, and Gardening Houses.. . • A mo. - 4 excellent KITCHEN-CTARD.EN well stocked, and an ORCHARD in full bearing. A•Teranda surrounds the House. The Pleasureiround andSkirr r brpe, y mos+ tastefrlly Lid out. . The Fixtures Will be included in the Sale. The Furniture, which is well adapted to the House, may be taken by Appritisetcent, and immediate Possession had. May be viewed by Tickets, on application to Wm. Bowyer, Esq. ExChequer °dice, Temple; Mr. Willis, Maidenhead bridge ; and of the Auctioneers, Maidenhead 'and CookhaM, of whom Particulars (iu..due time) may he hart; also at .the neighbouring Trips, the Auction - Mart, at the Exchequer Coffee-house, Westminster, and atthe Printing-office, Maiden lane . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. - .Sgaciotts FR E E OLD DWELLINO H IISE, at CLAPHAM, in Surry, late in the Occupa tion, of ARNO U) MELLO, Esq. it has undergone a thorough repair ; is entirely new papered, painted, and decorated at a cOnsiderable. expence, FOR. THE RECEPTION OF A GENTEEL AND NUMEROI3',4 FAMILY: It Contain Tea best Chambers, resides Others for_Servants, and has large and convenient °dices; it has a:Green-house, Hot-house, and _Kitchen-garden, together with a Lown and Walks, ornamented with rare and curious 14Ixotics, in pe chliar" perfection', eantaining in the whole, more than Two" Acres. This place may be kept up at a moderate Expeacc, while it, affords every comfort and retivernmt, and .can _ac comodate, - front tliv. Size and . Number of th, Rooms a very large Family. Further Particulars may be -known„ by inquiring at the Eionse itself, or by referring to Mr. William Franks, tui. opposiie the Plough, Clapham; to Mr. Stockdate,' bookseller, Piccadilly • Mr. Ackermann, 101, in itie Strand; or Mr. flaw son, Bad: Coffee-House, nearly opposite the firit Gate of the Bank; at wbiell several places', Tickets may be obtained for seeing it, any Ala from Twelve to s Seyen o'clock. A FRIEHOLD ESTATF, and VALUABLE- WHARF. situ ate at PO:.; ).lilt's END, near ENFIELD, the County of Middlesex.. TO 131.: SOLD B 7 PITIVATE CONTRACT,. • L. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting of _L. an excellent moder. -bniit Farm-house, in complete re pair, with large Garden, Barns, Stabling,:.Gow-houses, Pig gery,-and other convenient Out-boildings- includini-, siagu larly valuable and very improvable WHARF on tn; Eiv , n- Lea; together with'FIFTY Acals AND A HALF, (rnarre ur less-Y, of superior fertile MEADQW and Al-s..ABLE LAND ad joining;:.a part of which contains ct:ital Pr.ick. Earth to .an' immense . Depth: The whOle of this vcrvliesitable Estate is Tithe-free, and immediate possession will 4e, given. May.be viewed at any time, by applying to Mr. Kent, the Steward, on the Premises; and for fo:ther particu!ars, apply to Mr. Van -leythuyseri,• No. 12; John-street, Bedford-row, London: A REAL BLESSING To N:0 Tw; AMERICAN SOOTHING b\ RUP. 'THIS never-tailing rerned - 7 for cutting their Teeth, was brought from America by - a where it has s•ived hundreds Of Children when thooglit past recovery through convulsions; for iai ha: fan hour after using, the,cnild will gradually recover, being es innocent ettka. Cious, anti.so pleasant, that no child will refuSe-to let their gums he rubbed with it. When children are tour .montlis old, thougn there is no appearanceof4eeth, mothers should rub one bottle of the Soothing Syrup on their gums, .for, by opening the poreS in that early stage,'nut one child in 'a hun dred will have fits or whit is terirvid breeding the teeth in their loins, the.cause of SO many rickety children ; and pre ventS that painful (14-ration of lancing the gum, which al.. ways Makes the neir: tooth much harder to come thro•.gh. Mothers 0u,.; lit never to be wi tlzoiir the Syrup in the Nursery; for it a child wake in the night with rain its gums, it imme diately opens tire Oores, - Nals the sums, .and prevents fever or convulsions. To be had of the Prortietors, I. lohnson: and Ca No. Newroati-street, Osfoni-street ; aria by Shaw and Edward!, L4t. 1 3 ;lul:s Church-yard ;. Golding, qa, Cornhil I ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in ['own and Country, at 257. gd. 'a bottle, for ready money. Caution - Be sure to ask dor lohoson and '‘Villiams's Airicrican Soothing Syrup, as there area number of spurious sorts. • ' N. B. Mrs. lohnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at her klouse, every 'Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to ten o'clock, by 1)041011ga Letter from a re;pcdable house. keeper that they are real objects of charity. Ni:W f BLICA:110 This Day were published, price 2s, OBSERVATIONS on the THIRD REPORT of the SELEC f COMMITTEE ,f the HOnSt . ol COM MONS, on the Alfain of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, dated k Ist of .luue, 15i Dedicated to the Marquis Welles ley. Part I. 'rriONT AS NIY4S, Late;kccutattnt-Cient.rti iu teng,al. Longon : Puhiisbed by T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand. This Day were published, - Xn Foolscap Octavo, priec.6s. boards, 130 EMS AND -TRANSLATIONS.- , By HEBER, A. M. Frinfed for Longman, fiur3t, !tees, Orme, and_Brown; Paternoster-rowt. and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. . . This Thty were publls.:hed,. In 3 Vols. Mum price 13s. 6d. boards, • ATEMOIRS OE AN A.TJTHOR. By JANE -HARVEY. • Author of Ethelia,•Tyneniontlr Castle, &c.,&e. Printed for Longman, HuTst; Rees, Orine, and Brown, Lon don; and Henry Mozley,_Gainsboro ugh. " hare no ecru file hi aVOiNILIg that we have perused this with particular satisfaction. We were pleased to, find a tale well told and characters well drawn : the whole may be reconunended as a very pleasirre; performance-. - Some ele gant verses may be ft.Q.nd intersperded."---British C s citic, March, 1612." . • Of whom maybe had, • F.1. - Ifelia,' a Tale, 3 volumes, limo. price 12s. boards. This Day were pOlished) In Royal with Two MapS and Twen i cy Fine Engravings, price 11.55. boards, , . The Second' Edition of pAxsTRATioNs of the SCENERY of KILLARNEY and the SURROUNDING COUNTRY. - ISAAC WELD, Esq. M. R. I. A. Antbor of Travels in North America. The Plates are executed in the best Manner, by Middima.n, Landeer,l3yrne, Smith, Storer, Greig, &c. • Printed toi' Lnig - inan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, aud Brown, Pa ternoqter-row' and.james Carpniter, Old Bond-street. " In Mr. Weld this ilizstrious and -- sbeatniful s ettery has found as accurate and able delineator. His pen and his pen cil have both been employed with effect, and we have sel clOra' seen a work that cwiibines pore ela,sical illustration With a higher degree of grapUic exceilecc:e."—Oxford Review, May, 1 .;t7'. • - 'A few Cop'.en maybe had , in royal 41. - o: with proof impres sioni of the plates, 31.35. boards. DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH. This Day . wag published, price 7s. in boards, TLse Second Edition, with AdditiOns, of DR.AcTIC . 11., OBSERVATIONS on DISOR -- DEI&S of the SIZ,<AcH , some new Ideas 'relative to the Use of the BILE in pr:7 II c4DIGESTION.ng By GEORGE M.D. Member of the Bpyal•College of Physic;.2."., Senior Physician to, the London Dispensary; Lee4trer on :he Pre.CtiStt of Physic, &c. • • • • London; Published by Alien and Co. No. 15, Paternoster-;. row. COMPANION TO THE COURT-CALENDAR. ' This Day was published, By Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-row, in one neat potket volume, red, pike Gs. 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