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v:,;*4l ~ti Aft 7 **1 1 :g 1 .-'4l.,w(. —e, g 4-0 :,:„..r. , .7..,; , . , :z* , 5,,., • ._ ~:i.: -...w. '1'1'...•'..7: i..i. TT li i 4-1 i I t ....a. .„,.....-t J.Lai I ;' 4 , ~I NUMBER 3961 d , ...—..".. - ;...... -- .: — ..... - 7.:Z77....,, — .7 — .. —......................... THEATRE -ROYAL,: DRORY.-LANE. , , P.44ORROW EVENING, May .28, .1805 P", will be perthrined 'ME RIVALS. AndFaulklnid, M r. E L LI STON •, Lydia Lnguish, Mrs. I OR DAN. With a New comic, Oper.i, in Two A as, called YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY, The Principal Charaders by ,Mr. ELLIS'FON, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. KELLY, Mr. COLLINS. Miss De CAMP, Mrs. BLAND, . , And Mrs. MOUNTAIN. t Ph,e,es for the Boxes to be-taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the ° l ) .'lllce In I.ittle Russell street. 7°66C Pit3s. 6d. Gallery 25. past. Gallery is. h le °°rs to be opened at lulf Five, -Alf past Six.and begin at ........._ TOBY C OMMAND OP 'EIR MAIESTI ES. THE ATRE- ROYAL, T G H OVUNT - GARDEN, MORROW EVINING, MAy zB, s tios, will be pertOrrw=d,' • .. LAUGH WHP.,..N. YOU CAN. • . . WITH _,.. ...4 • " - THE .ESCAPE S „ Or, THE kYATErit CARRIErt. „,itceqi yhit- Slond4y, Th e S urrender Or CAWS. lici'xi‘vltor the Boxes to be t a ke n of 'M r. Brandon, at the ii, x ' t ll 2t i in Bart-street.C;liier„*.s. Second Price 3s. l'it 38. 6d. Second Price 28. pijeciii:t Second Price ts. Upper Gallery ts. Se cond ,„...._' '''No hloney to be Returned. .., _ I„ ,:riILATRE ROYAL, COVENT-dA,RDEN. yerinistion of the Right lion. the Lord Chambe . rlain. ‘,iOR T 111: RENEFFP OF .MESSRS. A5111,1., , Y. U N , WHI TSUN. EVE, S A TURDA Y - NEXI ; Hine 1, 13)i, will be performed A GRANI) " SELECTION - ~ v . . air in .r wb Par*s Fro SA eit E b N ' i . 4N I Z rite' Compositions of Handel, 112i):111 n g 1117' ITl A ° r s ri t e;K V ilt, r ' ( hlieCei 411 ti \l'uZart--° "I' '.., Avison, Callcott, Plilleip:ii Vocal Perfcrers. .. ; Mrs. AStIE, 1 Mss •. • i . 1 • krs. BLAND, s 6 muNDAY , Mi ss TYRER, i - i And Madame DI/SS EK ; ' ' Mr BRA IIA M Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. • Organ, Mr. i. ASHLEY. • li ran4ll* ,tickolis : . MILL ER, and Mr. 11A l ' t TLEMA N. t ` . .. At th e • t , ‘ 0 beliad ol NiessrS. Ashicys; and pf,?.Nyi... is li nes IrT ge-d eer, in flart-strect, where Y be taken Places for the _ • , , ir, ~.i Nti ' NILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. ' .. 1 s',E,,AN: NIVERSARY DINNER of this IN Toert".lTuTlOc will be held at the Crown and Anchor l, lii the Shawl, on Wednesday 29th of May, ISos. PRZSIDINT NS Royal highness the DUKE of YORK.. IN Crate I vies.i.itenothrs.' „, ....„ ______ .14, N ob ,t se Duke of Leeds Rt. Hon, Vit.F. t*.f6"lnic it t. /,_: se M. of Salishary Hon. Philip .PoseY',.. hi . p . R t. E ra. Earl of A nesforcl George Hardin)3e, E. 41; i . . i D . L 10n. 14arl Spencer lames Sims, tt.,. ) • & 1. • •• .kt, li nt , ~ ~ I'4, i l ". Earl Grosvenor Toho Harman, r.sq. . °"' V,.,sse. 13ullteley Samuel BOSAnqUe_ts Esq' Edward Cale Bolder., Esq. Treasurer. Fail T h . • 5 r LWARDS. • 40.. atitittil Henry Hoare, Esq. lislw tenet], Rsq. Samuel Hoare, Esq. 1 110, 4 „ r ,, d , 3 , rrstit Foss, Esq Etward Simeon, lt..scl• '40417 ,1,4r-Kssers, Esq. • l'hcmas Sparks, 1".,9,- ,5,.4 ..,011,411.14(11), Is's q Peter Teinpleman, tsq. 4li 1 Herbert, EN -. Tio,e,Diniier on Table at Five o'Clock precisely_._ r, e T . hb. ; ill a•. 1{ cis ,• 6 d. Iniy be had of the Stewards ; ei'm the sucPsce, Secretary Armourer's liall, Colernan.strt ; ~.‘q 5.....,,._...TY.4 Co lleCtr.rs ; and at the liar of the Tavern. ri -------•- 0" C IVy f EAST. .„, ~,. or MISSIONS to AFRICA area the WiiIT•IthiSDAY, (he 4(hDaY of JUNE, • 4 „,t)tm: l . , t t; 4 3‘ being the Fifth Anniversary of this . Societty,ta. ' 4 dre'v wil l be preaChed at the Parish Church o N by the kVartirohe and ,St • Anue Blackfriars, 14 die Rev. 10 II N • VENN, M.A. Rector of Clapham. ii.., Service wilt begin at 1 liven o'Clock. for the. . . Icrsclititofeti:ht,dss?n will Vol made,.after the Sermon, Ai ~ e riistitution cirly 4,,1,. Clock, the Annual General Meetin 4"I h held at t) • New L, TaVefil ile4 bIRC of 1:1 . e_ , , So. I:e4 l'hi"ucicl. Was I,t'; ‘ ,t, 'u l n i„ the Year re v , by ' sir' : ri l' il tile Listahltlitione6ul.lltict:rch and is concluded in Per4,,,?norrnity to her 1)o rives and Diseipline. Seven tsit4 iti , tile novv wholly dependent upoi it ; three of whom , - All td, shout twelve Months since for Alrica, upon A ;to the SUSOO N'ltiUltanii the other tour are pnuqr (!slitril`..l!l lot the sante' quartrr of the World. "rho h h'al sst4,,,ziltious of all Friends to mi44ooa are earnestly . re :, Vihate'retris,t.lit_ society h as a prospect of usefully emph4ll% 4..... gllq.irtay be cm rested to its disposal. " k 11 ,, (31 4 1 t I lORSE CHAISE' of *Mr. Rich-4rd iii.44Que„,ris's, left at Mrs. "findel's, al the 'Bear and kiteetiipt'Yrd, Smithfield If not fetched away within 111,,,eri.2,31trutn the Date hereof, .............L. ..es. it will be sold to pay ......"`""*""*""""---....,........................--....-7-.-••••-"--"------ . London, May 4, 18° S• Pit..IkNAIANNG!. and LEMON TREE'S, . 1 TiU E ttlitlNSlvicK icAltr-91 AN lESSAMIN ES, ,anc e .. CATALO. ~ c„....,.. ...A USA ("; ES, are this Day art - met!, in ‘ _ e x . •',Aire, Noroton, at 101• IN ItURG ESS and SON s Star •........ , •.121 Strand, corner of the Savoy Sielm• • ~ Tt AsT.i:N------------:—.......,___—________._ ~ O ii , , 1)1E ---ORIENTAL LITERATURE, t h, lv " t 'le of I)r. JOHN GILCHRIST'i Va. nft 1.),, t 41e We 0 the ll' d o tance (vulg. M°41.5) t'Ade,:i slkst Languages, II ,f,„i t i e n 2 ° , id s dief„i fur Writers, ' i ll , , tiritisit Oak, •• s° rt l•-••••-- -- -.• Description )1 4 ., 1 . ) , ti , 5, , tte ..,,,, . rs, and centtemen ot ever and irry, c . ';xli et , t '').y) for the Author, by B 1 ..ii k ,I P 1 liscoric i,i, cs ‘oe l onottrabl e the East India. CompanY, i r ,r b''strt, w here . C. i' I Vol, .auks oil or . , a .a ()pies, With particulars, be als h o ad a . 'canal Literature, Eke. Ste. ma be or r,., iN,.. sitlirist col ' . h e ear Poplitar 1 . *Nuts his gratuitous Insiru6tien o 'l t . ''te tsr .4sl;stsre lit t ..: • ) - rfi •tilar and the oc c;ftry wourinetistiociation► .1,1 th,lhtlarie'nntli' .r,,, x ,, e ' s • in genet!!, li i sslie rw II aY , from Ten till Tlre .( 'Clock at his Islou4‘, h''' Pt, , e 4.reen t Gent s ' ''' ' .. t t .'' trodut ed tor li i ,i, r'sk ora , ! oitilletl respecia.Ly . in . aa o t .,s I tkii,, b.‘si..-Inr,ing considerable I rifoniatonl relative to 1 ~ illill,:ll:ll:4l;:::::4l'4l;;l:C.4llScliKtiitilu‘PVtilebl46ioat°ioftltsh,ealslliv•ld'i°l°l srt(a•lnlici!..,; • nt. 'sit li ) e. Lid 'tidies subservient to their mind and , ti 4 ~ vess in the I• • • • NI. • Customs, tec. ~,,i.„,„ ‘_,,,ti„,,,,.., ~ar,rliages, 41 nert, . ,.:„. h ''' '' '' l4l ' 3 11' 1 ' " tew week. 6 Application, under his f ., ,,, K 4 r, ,. ,, 14_ pt.rititenlence 'and- Diredion, before they e 112.- • ri tli d..iy i,a7t,4• I.ettets, Post paid, on the above Suby. 1 / 4 1, - 1,0,1 ol the United Kin,doin will meet with due to t . , '^»,,,, ........_ ....„..,....4 To tk . A . CY' . SCIII)*,,,AvN:(,;LESEA. .. I. at , ~ , ..) _ 1 19 VAT E s co . N - crt A cr, . r _ ' ,,, ,,1'A1l ~` .4P`i Orstraille' Ht.EHI - 1( Ill) ...S• 14,,, le„penti.l(2n,ststing 01' upwards of 2160 Acr,:s 01' i-and, 1 ,, 7:itil It7r.ie VenalitS,'t tn,drate R . enti. airioUnting,in l'lLli,t‘x4. Anetiliut Sr icil.. per Attn.' The Esta i te is very Irn' 1 r:. , , :i 'c . i i i ie ' 4'1'4.4; Lini.l. Tivi. rcdeein'4:l. ' Vart of the i'ur -4:,.,,,,,,;ll.l_,4rlti,lltiereunii4t.ettln, on tslortliave of the Estat.l. '''' pply . to Aft! ) sirs . W hite and'Tow9est ' '' 'l"4:Ali wiwie a 'N.I iti of the Estate iltay be: r N Y, MAY: 27, 1805. KING's BIRTH-DAY. ,• TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn Ticket. respetifully acquaints the Public that the T. Fifth Day's Drawing of the Lettery will be Wedne:;- day.mxt, when the First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 10001.- and the Sixth Day will be Tuesday, lune the 4th, when the First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 2 , ).0•31. Tickets, from the very great demand, arc getting scarce, but the Public may depend on being supplied, whilst any remaini at • 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. The following is the State of the Wheel, which for rich ntss of Capital Prizes stands unparalleled: 2, - of. - £30,000 . 2 - of - 2 - of - 5 - of - • 2 of - to,ooo 5 . of Ace. &c. &c. t There arc only Six Days to draw. ,CsDoo 20.0 1003: ;This Day were published, in Crown Bvo. priee-gs, in boards a New Edition (being the Second) of QER MONS cltiefly*desig led to Elucidate some of LP the Leading Doarines of the GOSPEL. By the Rev EDW. COOPER, Reaor of Harnstall .Ridwafe, in the County of Stafford Chaplain to.the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtoun ;and late Fellow of-All Souls' College, Oxford. London : Printed tor T. Cartel! and V. Davies, Strand. Of whom may he had, by the same Author. r. A Sermon preAched in thi Parish q(l , irelt of Walsall, the County of Sta Ward, at the Archdeacon's Visitation, Aug. 12, ►BO2, price Is. published by Desire of the Archdeacon and • . e.•An Examination of the Neceisitv of Sunday 1 )r - illing,- and Lt the probable 1.: fleas of that Measure on the Interests of Religion. Price is. First-drawn on the 4th of June will be entitled to 20,0301. and on the itth of lune to 3c5,0 , ,01. LTORNSBY awl Co, 26, Cornniti, have on Sala II a Variety of TICKETS and SliAttES, warranted up- drawn, at the lowest Prices. • Orders by Letter, or Carrier, executed exadtly on the same terms as if present. Prizes paid on Demand, whether,a 201. or a 30,0001. GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY. 'TICKETS, and SHARES, warranted tindraWn, will continue on sale, whilst any remain, at G. SCOTT's Old Established Office, No. New Bond. street, where the First-drawn Ticket No 4 2575 4 on the Second Day of Drawin4, was sold and registered, and the Ticket No. 6J43, a prize of pool. in the last Lottery, was also sold in one Quarter, one and ten Sixteenth Shares. N. B. Capital Prizes triany amount paid on demand. iso,ocol. IN CAPITAL I'RIZES REMAINING IN THE WHEtI.,, AND ONLY •SIX DAYS TO DRAW. n K quick in your Application to POPE's.fortu. _Li nate Office facing the Bank of Lingland, as a Scarcity of %Tickets will most a•isurettly take place alter the next Day's Drawing, from thw very great,and unprecedented Dc. mand. The Vifth Day's Drawing will bet on Wednesday next. •RICH S I ATE OF"THE WHEEL. • • • And only Six Days to draw. a Prizes of ,C 30,050 1 a prizes 01,Cf0,000 2 -- '20,000 I 2 SOOO, &C. ADRUiviiviOND flit ( Pertilal of ,the . above Grand State of the Wheel to his Friends , and the Public, wh;ch stands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotte ries, witlNonly Six Days to.draw, un Tickets at 191. tos. which, after the Filth Day of Drawing last Lottery, rose to 361., lie therefore again recommends to those who have .de layed purchasing, to bo early in their application at his old established 0 flice,.F ICet-street ; and assures them, from the utietimmon Sate, it is likely nut a Ticket will . be left after this Week. The Ticket No. 9219', alrawn a Prize of soot. on thefirst day, was sold at this Office. *** Next Wednesday will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. UNPARA.LLELED RICH WHEEL, CONTAIgING 2 Prizes of k 30,000 2 Prizes of ,Cro,ooo . 2' &C. &C. &C. • , • , And only Six Days to draw. HAPPINESS and INDEPENDENCE may bc t ;, obtained from the above rich Wheel, by an early application at DOW NS's old established Office, NO. Sr, Newgate-street. Frnm the great and increasing Demand for Tickets and Shares, since the Dra‘ving began, it is most likely wh.it few: Tickets, if any, that ars kit, %kill rise Considerabl'y alter the next Day's Drawing, as not a Ticket or Share, was to be had . after the 6th Day last Lottery. • Next Wednesday will be the Fifth Day's Drawing. ONLY SIX ,DAYS TO DRAW. And the Wheel contains the folleWing rich Prizes. 2 Prizes of ,C 30,000 2 Prizes of,Csooos 2 20,000 5 ----- 20,0 2 - 10,060 &c &C. &C. "PROM the unprecedented D:mand tor 'Tickets and Shares previous to the last Day's Drawing, it is most likely not a Ticket will he left to purchase by the Sixth Day,when the First-dravim Ticket will be entitled to 20,0001. and on the,Eighth Day to 3e,0001. • T. ROBE RI'S therefore recommends to those who have delayed purchasing,to he quick: n their application at his old established Office, No. 8; Cornhill, where the Ticket No. 24,640, drawn a Prize of to,ociol. in the last lottery wa§ sold in Fourteen Shares. Next NVcdneselay will be tit, Fifth Day of Drawing. NEXT WEDNESDAY WILL BE THE FIFTH DAY Or DRAWING. PICKETS and . Silares, warranted undra wn, con. ii tinue on Sale at HALL, and Co's Office, Royal Ex.. change. Wheel contains 2 Piizes of "0001. 2of 2o t agel. 2of to,oeol. 2Of scoot. 55 of aooel. &c. And the Eirsi Drawn Ticket on the Sixth Dayentitled t020,0e01. Prizes paid on demasti: SIMPSON's FLUXIONS. ° This Day was published, In One handsome Volume, Octavo, price i6s. in boards, MI-IE DOCTRINE and APPLICATION of FLU MONS, containing (besides whet is common on the Subject) u Number of now Improvements in the Theory, and .the Solution of a. Variety of new and very interesthig , Problems in dillerent 13k4nches,of the Mathematics. By:THO MA'S SI MPSON, F. It. S. To which is prefixed, an Account of his Life. The whole ravised and cacrefully corredled by William Davis, Member of the Mathematical and Philoiophical So ciety of London, and Author of a complete Treatise on Land Surveying. London: Printed (or H. D. Symonds, No. as, Poternostor— row . -- r t. -. This Work haying long , remained out of print, mid sold it a very advanced Prier, bring held in the highest Len. mation by Mathematicians, the Editor judged he should be rendering an essential Obligation to the Public, and to scien tific Mcn in particular, by bringin4 it forward in its present corrected State. Where may be had, . 'The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, by Sir lsa,ic Newton, traiislittect into English by Andrew Nlotte. To which,are adaril 4 Newton's System of the 1Vor1d; a short Cottunent oft,'ond Defence of, the Principia, by W. hinerson; with the Laws of the Moon's Motion according to Gravity, by fohltlvlachin. 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" The Author traces Patriotism to its hist principles, as they exist in 'the nature of Alan, r.e.cri.)e, it. operation and cads in Societies variously constituted, and then telo.b OCga- Slop to state the conduit on the part of Gaverninents k't WA IS hest adapted to generatc,, foster, and extend tits s.:nti,Ficat.-- The Work is nervously and eloquently, penned ; with benevolence, and breathes a mild and amiable ;di ; blends the temper of the Christian ,with the ;.;,. 4,1 Cie PhilosoPher, and tinites art ardent regard lig the pt.!, it: wel fare with,genuing loyarty. In every vicwit tetiecta i.iar,ere dit on both the head and the bear( Of the Wraci ; mid it abounds with hints and refie..tions whielt deserve considera. tion from (3overnors and governed, in times like those in which Monthly Ittview, Do:. p,-417.. This Pay waa.published, In Three large yoks. Svc.: illustrated by Six Portraits from orienai Pidures, a New hdition'of rrSHE HISTORY of ENGLAND,' from the A t:cess i on t;eorge Li I. to the Conclusion of the Pea,:e in the Year i 783. ' iiy JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. S. A. Printed fdx T..Cattell and W. Davies, Strand: ThisueW Edition is printed on Ruyal Paper (price 21. ss.)i and on D.my Paper (price it. us bi.), uniformly with the last 4 Edition of Mr. Hume's and Dr. Stnollett's Histories, and with those Works forms a complete Series from the earnest Accounts to the Yearl7l3. As above may also be had, by the same Author, Biogra phical MemoirS of the French Revolution; 2 Vuls. Bvo. x6s. in boards. • In a few Days will be published, THE 'SONG . of the SUN A Nem of the Eleventh Century ; froth the more ancient Icelandic Colleaion called the Edda. , imitated by the Rev. (AMES BERESFORD, A. M. Fellow of Morton: College, Oxford. With a Preface, Notes, and shot t Account of the Author. Printed for j. lotioscin, in St. Paul's Church:yard. 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Embellished with an Engraved Plan, and Six, Plates, toge. their with an Engrav e d Field Book of 27 Pages, Price ifs. boatels, or ills. half-bound Russia, ' * 9'HF SYSTEM 01 LAND SURVEYING at present adopted by Surveyors and Commissioners in Old and New `lnclosures, concluded as an aeltial Survey, an a Plait consisting of open .Fielde, I ngs,Cominort and Old Inclosiires, divided and allotted according to Conditions of Agreement between the several Proprieturs, ' - Treating of the Quality, and Running the Lines Q uality Lines Laying the Lines upon the Plan Taking ParticUlars Plotting Proprietors' and Occupiers' Valuin g by the Commissioners Names Casting Boolcof Partieulars Taking Dimensions Explanation of Charaeters Findiiig the Content, &c. used in the Held Buok,&e. Iluek'oll)imensione, Castings, Ranging,the POIC4 4:C. Dividing into Allotments—Nave Drains-- New Roads — Stone and Sand Pits— Allotting the Fields, Common, Ines, &c.—Old I ncleeMe Setting otFtteon.the Plan each Prolific tor's Quantity, according to their proportional Value—On the Fields,- Common, I - 6gs, fei . setting and staking out Allotments,',Roads, Drains, Santi:pit,.&e. &C. To which are added, Rules shoving in what manner Lines may be measured where there are Impediments, or not, to obstruct the Sight, such as Buildings, Water, &c. Taking INtitances.- measuring on the Outside o f any Quantity at Land or Water, and thereby find the Cotten! ; survey leg. large Towns, Cities, &e. Likewise the proper Method to be pursued in ineasuringdctecheti P trees ot Land where Plotting is not requireit. The Whole lay the Chain only. By WM. STEPHENSON, Land Surveyor, Ilorneastle. London: Printed tor H. D. Symonds, Paternosterarow. *** This Tfeatise divulges what has hitherto been kept a Secret from the scarcely known to any othet than its Professors,- and is so (easy, that a Youth may be itistriicted, or teaell himself, in a abort time, as no elaihemetical I ostrit ntent is used ; and Gentlemen t ' not having leisure to make it a study, may, by referrin g from the Book to the Plan, and other. Plates, laveowiti acqusinteil with the Proccutiings at' Surveyors and Commlisieliers,- and P1;31.14..ier general, which is so essential' to every une interested in Agricultural buitSl 4e. , • [PRICE SIXPENCCi 1/icru4LLING-OFFIOE, May 8, iBO5. THE C. 011.1 lIS S lONE RS for VICTUALLI NG HIS MAYKSTY's NAVY do hereby„giere Noire, That on Thursday, the fah.oljune next, they will be re. 4.1 5, to reedy , . Tenders, in woitins (sealed up), Jar such Quantities of IRISH BEV , and FOR k, in Half Puncheons, Tierces; and Barrels, a r roe respeelive Merchants and Dealers therein shall think proper . to oiler ; to be of the be,/ quality ; to have heels cured in the lart Season : to be delivered ..in the space of Two 'Months into Ilii Majesty's Priatealling'Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and mouth, in such proportions a: shall hereafter he determined upon and to be paid for 4y Bills, payable, with interest, ninety. days after date. The Conditions of the Crattraß mg be sees at the Secretaryl Oiltre. No regard Will be bud to any Tender in nobich the Prier shalt no: be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the'Board hefire One o'clock on the said Thursday, the 6ti nf yiene nay!, nor unless the Person who makes the 7'ender, or eonte Person on his behalf; attends, to answer, when_ called for. NAVY OFFICE llfay 2r, IBos4 TH err. PR!NCIPiiL OFFICEI?S and CO AfISS 'DIVERS of 1715 1141,ESTI''s 1 1 1.iri" do hesehy give Notici-,_ that on Ifredoesduy the 29th ilss. at One o'h.Y.ek, .they will e4e re:4,l); to beat with such Persons .am nvfy he willi , g to'confraO7 ja. supplying t/ Artie/es undrisnentio)...l, to e de,i., leered at the Plares against the sa,ne expressed, vi;.. AIRING STOPES, , ... 1.1.31 E„ Deptford and li r aolwieh. ' ' BRICKS, SHE AT HING BO AR D —PoTtstrauth.. BLANKETS—Deptford and IPLollarh,. ;4 the Slip:os.'e, Soinerset-plaq. . 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Three Volumes izniu. pri . ce , in. boards, The Second !Anion A DELINE 'A.IOWIiRAY ; or, The Mother and riauKhrer, A Tale, By Mrs. 019 Printed for Longman, Ilui sr, !tees, and Orme, V.verrm,,- ter. row. " We opened with great pleasure 3 new. Novel, trout the entertaining pen of Mis. 0 pic a Laily whose unc , nitnii ta. lent do honour to her Sex an d Country. She displayi:d her pathetic Tale Of "'Tie Father and Daughter'a power of working upon the passions, We thi , ll , :, Auld Yulled (perhaps with the stogie ion of Mri. I nelihanti by any ki,ri:er of the present city uor has she failea of :et her ficadera with many . heart.rcinting seLaiesiii toe Work before Critical Review, Feb. Upon the whole, this Work must be allowed to rank ciansid,i.rabiy higher than the ordinary produttions or the saute „ kind, Th,, interest of the story is well preserved to the em. 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