The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-14 00:00:00

THE ~k ~t=• '~ it.. ,tIO2WIO, ••. . . 1.1N:03.5 i' -,, i 0" r 4 . .7. , W ~; 4.1 , , ' 4 7) ''''4 ,', ''-‘-''' • ..s4 .e 4 ::1., s ... •.. 0 , , 1 7, , ,... 0 ~ , , ,‘,. ,- t .' .1 15 • P-17. , L ® ~.. ..,„, ......._ ..,.., . .... • .. 0_...... 7, '" i 5, , ...... z : -.-- 0 iti ft rN, ~,,,,- y.- , , m ,,,,... ,‘ • " z ., 41 V , ,„; ~, , • 1.4).1•711t4,, , pfr . ~ ' r . 'UMBER 4184.] TIIIIA ntE Rov.v., DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 14, 1805, will he performed THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. • • The Principal Charatters hy . . l'ir•thLlSTom , m r . wiTHE WS, Mr. DORMER, Mr, DDOCKS, Mr. WEJ3B, Mr. EVANS r Hess POPE, Mrs. I ORDAN, Mrs H. SWOONS, Miss M E 1.1,0 N, and Miss TI DSW E EL. rr o loot rp , kt.`ll h, Mrs H. SI :)DUNS, and the Epilogue by Mr. MATH E WS• 40 IVIliCii Will :15:;i rune), a New Farce, called THE WEATHERCOCK. The Cnaraeleis by Mr. DE CAMP. - Mr..CHERR,Y o ' , • Mr. 'MATH F. WS, Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, Sc. In Act 11, Two New Airs,by Miss De CartlP. t " ( ) 1. x . ,6s s_. oliti Price 3s, —Pit 3s. &I, Second Vrice zs rY zs. Price is. —Upper Gallery, is. Second 11`,',:,1e 6(1. — Nu Mtniey to u_^ returned. • k iti, ' ) -)lts well In opened at Half past Five, and the. Play ,114 14 , )Xe4 t te taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the furi2theeinLittleßussell.street. • 7 N ew coimdy .0t Tlie Sebool for Friends, perfOrtned 1 )1 "''l t nine last night, haying been received throughout hint et and overtiowing audience with the - highest 4;1 „, - n thation, testified by the loudest plaudtts tcorn 14112 ,00 ?t , w:Tnt,itre, will oe ieepeatett for the nth, 7th, tyst :; . w il ig h .ei, t h 0n t uesday, Wednesday, and. Friday, in the bt4, e y oting Roscius will m a k e ' iris first appearance this , 141 ,„: 1, 11 40attay nev, the Tragedy of Douglas ; with 0, , The td and d Nights of the Young Roscius's performance e t nursday Saturda next 2 account of nunsMadeiselle Pa y risot, The Sleeping Beauty " 40111 Y the icveated on, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday week. THEATRE -ROYAL,, CO V E NT-GARDE N. T H IS PIIESENT EVENING, Dec. 14, 1805 ) will n perroi meet, :THE MERCHANT OF VENICE+ The Duke, Mr. DAVENPORT; bassarno, Mr. C. k EMBLE ; Lorenzo, Mr. HILL; • Antonio, Mr. K F.MBLE ; Shylock, Mr. COOKE ; Launcelot, Mr.,MUNDEN. Portia, Miss SMITH; ' Nerissa, . Miss WADI) Y ; • le.sica, Mrs. ATKINS. A WIT/T • • 4 . TALE OF MYSTERY. Count Romaldi, Mir. H. IOHNSTONT ; pit , :el c i i r t ia, ~.,I %, l i r i s . Gkliß u S• ver Galler s. poxes 6s, ' The 1.),i ) a . , • tia cry 2s. . 1 and be 't' a t halt Ost SiX. t)l5 tCI be opened at half past Five, ot itylacLesfor the• Boxes to be- taken of air' , Brandon. at-.the' "" Office in FI• • ~ ri Monday. . " King Richard the Third; withOut . of Place. A ) ii T . uesdiy, loin% Bull f or, An Eogiishruan's tue-ottlet. %in w, , ,i,,,, d . ri , Fr . ki . Afas Smith. On: ft , . , ~, izarro .; , Vira, 1 . On F r : li i. rl4 "Y s t The - Cabinet? 11 1 . ~,., L , Y , Venice Preserved ; Belvidert, Miss. Smith. j r , i , t ; •rand Romantic Pantomime (which has been so . long . 44 41 It trat ioil), with entirely : llCW Scenes, Music, Machinery 1 , 14,rt:ses, will be produced at Cl:ristinii... ,Eive lior r tl etrY isetigage4 :it this Theatre—due notice will be Iris that appeara,icc. .......„_ A. ARMY.. • CAPTAIN' in a Garriion . Battalit;iiititioned in t le ane of the most pleasant quarters in England, wishes ter'ts'3 with a Captain on the 1i.111.144. , (pnit-paid) a dd ressed to I. C. s, Haymarket, Lon. -... will be immediately attended to. ...- • GRAND LOTTERY, EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHENIE: ' 3 - of 42.0,000 - are . (60,000 3 - - 10,000 - - 30.0,0 3 - - - - _ tsmoo ()oo toed So 0 Ith.ooo so,:o 6roa 10,000 500. So s too 1 10 So Sl3o First-dratAlTickth; z' 5.%0 Pickets kzso,onso Part of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, ist Day • ,Cro,nao Ditto . 4th Day - 20004 bittO 6th 23.00* Ditto . . Stli Day soce bitto . toth Day ao_o TicK E ,„„ and •SH arc selling at every Licenced ottery ce, -Ofti " PRESENT PRICE. Hair Ticket . - - ‘l9 17 - kick o 01 Eighth - It o . % .uart er s o Sixteenth - t. s 6 c i rL itn early Purchase is advised. as the first seri° Tickets a lis: entitled to 241. each, besides their cham.: of t lie Et , • I ea4RDSON, GOODLUCK; anti Co. re -4 Pedfully acq m uaint the PuOlic, that the scherne tor S tater u , Lottery to cornmee Drawing on the 3d of Fe. r 1 , 4 Yi ,1806, consists of Twenty-five Thousand Tickets, contains . . iPrizes of 420,030 1 8 Prizes of 3 C t ooct 3 . . .... -. . lo s ooo t 2,3 - - - * ‘- 530 3." " - - Soon ISo- " " - " I D 41 - • - .. 20 0 0 I 120 . - - - - 3 0 coo° First-drawn Tickets sal. each. . ilev • krtk b ik , EJS and SHARES are now on Saleat their Offices, 1 41; tl o u t t lings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's . -1 •-nanng-cross. • , . . o, . • CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LON.. DON. rVSH, Contra&or for the present Lottery, and 4.,4-roprietor of the above truly fortunate Offices, begs 4t leto attract} the Public Attention to the Scheme of the o :9 l, Which is in this Paper, as it will be found to contain th e PRIZES than usual in so small a Lottery, t r , novelty of the first Five Thousand Tickets drawn flog entitled to azi. each, renders it impossible for those ir„Putchase early (and -whose Tickets are drawn) to lose, nvit,.es !hem the usual chance besides fbr the immense • o f. Capital Prizes. lit last Lair 3 0 10001. and the Two last Prizes of 10,0001. were t i s d red an sold at theabove Offices and in the Lotterits ori and 1 d 80s, Capital Prizes as under 2 LAST E AR, THIS YEAR, Of - - - • 1,30,00 3 2 • ' 104°00. 2 - 2°,0°3 . • Soot " %coo ; Lvov 3 cslo'-' cool. s t c, IleSidLtS Spol. &C_ •* Perso kA) , ac us.to the Country sending up thou Orders (post. Ilir 0 " 1111)J8.1 v•I with good Bills, Bank Notes, or l'ost rdera, will be supplied °lithe same TerMs as if soon Io ors tOOO • TURDA Y . ) DECEIIInEIt . 14, 1805. BOROUGH, OF DERBY. At a Common Hall held the 34 Day of December, tSo . ;, The Rev. CHARLES STEND HOPE, Mayor, in the • • Chair, . It was unanimously resolved, That the following Address should be presented to His • ;•.- • - - Majesty : TO TRE.KING's MOS'Is EXCELLENT MAT ESTY. The humble Address of ,the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Town Clerk, Brethren, and Capital BUrgesSes •of the BbrOugh ofnerhy, in the County of Derby, in Common Council assembled, MOST GRACIOUs WE" yotte Majesty's most . .2nd loyal Sub jeets, the MA VO R, R ECO RDE It, A I.DE ft M F. N, TOWN-CLERK, BRETHREN, and CAPITAL. BUR GESSES of the 'BOROUGH of DERBY, in the County of 'Derby, ,in Common Council assembled, approach your • "Majesty with sincere congratulations on the late most im. portaut and decisive Vietory. obtained by the British Fleet, under the Command of the ever to be lamented Lord Viscount Nelson, over the Combined fleets of France and Spain. But when testifying the most heart-felt joy at an event so glorious, we as sincerely condole with your Majesty loss of t he brave Men wlio have fallen in thetnernorable Ac tion; and in re particularly on the 6leath . of their gallant and intrepid Commander. And though .the impression, thereby occasioned, is, perhaps, the strongest, and most universal,. that elm wpeared upon the loss of a Subjea, • it would be as ungratelA as tinjust, not to acknowledge our .obligations to Vice-qkdintrat Lord r.o +xl, and no surtiving He:l)es,, whose Skill, Valour,. ar.d Versevetince, so' eminently con,' spicuous, have been rewarded with such distinguished coos. _ . • On the zeal and spirit. demonstrated by all ranks of your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Sahjeas, we rely with the utmost contkience,; and trust that.the firmness, energy, ;xtl virtue olthe Britash Nation, will (under the.blessing of Pro. vidcncc) enable your Majesty to emitted the arduous Contest in which weare engaged to a Safi:and honourable conclusion. Given under the Common seal of the Borough of . Derby, the 3d Day of December. CHARLES STEAD HO Mayor. Resolved also, .t that the above Address be transmitted to the Hon. George Walpole, and EdWard coke, Esq. and that they be requested to :present the same to Nis; Majesty. • Resolved - also, That these - Resolutions be signed by the Town Clerk, and published, wish a Copy of ,the Address, in the Derby Mercury, and fits Stir 4 -, Newspapers. • Resolved also, That the Thanks of the Common - Hall be given to the Mayor, for calling the Meeting, and for his at entiort to the objett of it. ED. WARD, Town-Clerk. • HALIFAX, . • December 7., Igo:: A T a GENERAL MEETING of the INHA III TAN T S of the Town anil Parish of ttALIFAX. called by I'ublic Advertisement of the Constables of the Town, and held this Day at the Talbot Inn ; The Rev. HENRY WILLIAM COULTHURST, in the Chair ; Resolved Unanimously, That the tollowing Address on the late Glorious Vklorrobtained by His Majesty's , Fleet be presented to His Majesty from this Town and Parish. ..„- To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. May it please Your Majesty, " We, Your Majesty's most Dutiful and Loyal Sithjeds, the Gentlemen, tnergy, IVlerchants, and inhabitants of tne Town and Parish of. I lalifax, beg leave to approach your Throne with our sincere Congratulations on the nrilliant and decisive Vidory obtained by Your Majs.ty's fleet under the Command of your late gallant and lamented Admiral Lnrd Viscount NELSON, 'a Vidory unequalled even in the An. nals of the British Navy. . • whilst,' however, we exult on this glorious Occasion, unfeignedly, Sire, do we condole with you On'the toss of thoie braie Men who have nobly fallen, and particularly on the Death of theillustrious Hero who, at length; has eter. zzd and 'consecrated with his Cite's Tllood our . M ;ties!! s's 1 130 6 ; v 4 iil,s,te 1,11u:6/Awe, yot4k prod `and" Maud Ol Pa ' minion of the Sels. • " May the Glory of his immortal Fame stimulate those that succeed : hint to Deeds of equal Valour ; and. to the end or tittle, m4' Its genial infiucucceKcite in the Sons of Britain the high. ambltion of 'devoting theimelves to the Service of their King and Country. Thus shall the Shade of her de parted Warrior form a lasting Bulwark of Defence to his grateful conntiy. We expect, Sire, with confidence, a glorious termina tion of the important Contest in which You Majesty is en gaged ; We confide in the justice of Your Majesty's Cause, the Cause of the Civiltzed World ' - " We confide in the tried Fortitude and Loyalty of our Fellow subjeds, and in the vast and unexhausted Resources of the British Empire; We confide in the Wisdom and Vigour of Your Miljesty's bun its • '• Especially, Sire, we look up with confidence to Your Majesty, and from the moral and religious Virtues which so entirely possess your Royal Breast, and which we trust will find favour in the Eye of Heaven, we derive. a strong hope of the continuance of that Proreetbn which it has bitherto pleased the Almighty so signally to extend t. these lirghly favoured Kingdoms." Ordered; That the above Address be signed by the Chit. man en behalfof this Meeting, and that it be transmitted by him to the Members for the Coun*y, with ai Request from this Meeting, that they will take the. earliest ()ppm tunity of presenting it to His Majesty. Ordered, That the Proceedings of this Meeting be pub. lisped in the Halifax and Leeds Newspapers; and it► cat :;00 and Star: Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairniari for his Con lint in 'the,Chair ; and to ',lane- Herton for having , prepared and brought ft3r vv,rd the Address. . Ites'olved, Thanks be given to the Constables tor their readiness in calling the Meeting. HENRY WNI. COULTHURST, D.D .D Chairman. VICTUALLING OFFICE, • Dec. 3,130 s. rrliE' COMMISSIONERS forIICTUALLIAG ± His IllelYES frs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Illvinesi.ty the ISM inst. they will be reaty to receive Ten ders, in Irsiting (scaled up), and beet with suc h P ersons as will undertake to furaish whatever FRESH BEEF may 6r re. quired AeMe use .f His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Plyntsuth aid forb4 (in separate antral - 1r). ,for rwelve .Months, from the fat of jasu.rynext to the 3.1.5 t December Jellawint incistive ; and to be pald for . 4„y Rills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. • _ _ The Coalitions of the (...2rstra6"? might seen at the Secretary's Office, at this OFee; or by applyik , g to Aft.. Miller, the Agent at the raid C;onnsissinert at Pfrnt4ath 4 or in the Colledor of the Caroni: at Dartmouth. in the L',smuty iJ Devon. No regard Yrill be bad to dsty l'enier in which the Alec shall not 6e inser:ed in wads at length, or that shall not be delivered to ibe Buard Injoa Our o'Clore w, the said Ireditedav the 18th Ind. nor unless the Person .1:119-wakes the Tender, or some Person on bit behalf, attends, to attyweri when railed for. 1- 1C1 .13 41.L.1NG-OFFICk, • . Dec. 4, !SOS, rr HE coAnrlssioxEßSfirr VICTUALLING g ill s :se'4l/1' do. hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the zath instant, they will Gr ready 10 receive Tenders, iu writing Is-rated Pt). and Peat for the NI, tvimt FR :oily 6c ref:diva fitt Pe use of His .11a /my's , an' P-essels ai - .Patimarls;', the 47th Nl a ich Next ia the 3 ttt Dec.asber to be paid . Jo, payable, with Interest, ntray alter slate. The Conditicns of the Contract nsay be err", dt the Secretary's Obte, at this Office, or by apptyiag to Me Colleelors of the. Cus toms at Falmouth. No regard •will be had to any iender iss which Price shall not be interted in words at length, or that shalt not •be delivered to the Board before Use o'clock ,as Ms sail Friday the 9'3lh instant, ,tor unless tkr Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his heOitif, attends, to anstwr, ?Vika called for. • PICT& i.ILLING.OFFICE, • • Der. 9, Ops. t rffECOAIMISSIONERSfor VICTIMLLING my 'r N4l l y do here& ;give NO it e, That on Friday 14. 'Loth butane th,y will be ready to reteliv Tenders,. Ia writing (sealed up), /Or Four llananyt Tons of Genuine OATM LA 1., to be ddivered Two thendred Tons into Ws Ma. frly't riftnalling S , orer at Depford, One Hundred Tun's into that at Portsmouta and One. Mildred Toni into those at Ply. mouth, Oneliall dereol in One Moiah, and the other 114 in One Month after ; and to le paid fir by Wits, payable, Ivitb inte.e.a, nitrify days after date. • • The Condahni of the Contra E? may he tee at the Secretaiy's Office. Nu regard will be h.nd to av , Tender in nt.hich the Price Atli not be inserted in w,,r,it at length, or that' shall not lie delivered to the Board before One • o'Clork on the said Friday the loth instant, nor sliders the Person who makes the Tender, Or tome Perron ore his behalf, attesdr, to anrw,r, when called for. VICTUALLING OFFICE; . • „Drc , r 3, TtoC. TCOMM/SSfONERSfor VICI'UALLIArG mdylisr NAP yd. &rely give Notice, . /bat on Moth*, I& sad 4'lw:l' 4, z/icy will he re,141" to, rceive Tenders, ire .4c>ritingg Ormled uP/, asd treat fir iEight Ilan red Thoittand OLDS'M NI, 'or BROWN WILLOW RODS (not kr: than forty:elght Whit I.: length) ' . flt for Covrerti.',Tivigt, re& ivrtwe, able 4 Sa4kt to he p roduced 11..ith the tenderr ; to be d livered 4,s , th e 3nib April 18" is '1 44 31)46 .6' P i. q * " Arta Hit illajetty's Pifinalling Storer at Depti,rd ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety Sep's alter date. N. 11: 'N) reader fir a . Itts,quantilfr than One liandred nom sand Rods will be admitted.. • The Candiiion+ of the Conte'ael' litly be Joy at the Secrebvjei Offs:4:e. _ • ',Ord be had to aly.Trnder lit ;cubic') the Prise :foil trot' be broad 14 tu4rdt at length, or that shall not be delivered to the !Bard be/are One ("Clock on Ike said Monday, the 23d instant, nor sinless the . Pl , l-1011 4 who makes the Tender, or lame Person on his behalf, attends, to anmer, when called for. TRaINSPORT OFFICE, Dec. 13, tßo , s. VV"FIEREAS the Four FRENCH PRISO N RS named and described at foot hereof; have, in Violation of their PAROLE of HONOUR, abseoruld front name, Oxfordshire, the Comanissioners lor toodulting Ills Majesty's Transport Servite, major the C4re and Cu rt..dy oi Privates of IPar, do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEAS fi r the Re capture ofeach Di the raid Prisoners, n p/a: their bring returned into Casstod) at this (Vice, or ',shown,. securely lodged in any of the Public Gaels. A lurther Rewards/ TEI GUINEAS will be paid to any Person giving J mcb Inbesa,sti,n a s sus l y be the miners Conviai , g aqy BRITISH suliyiLcr of aiding them, or either of them , in rjjediog their Escape. LOUIS P Enseigne de Paisseau, taken In the Napo. lean French Corvette, 42 Jews of Art, SF. 561. high, well made, oval visage,feesh complexion, light brown hair, and bath eyes, .7. B. POLLET, late captain (jibe Piateretex French Priva teer, 4916 w: of Age, SF. 61, high, ewer person, oval visage, lair ecuttplexhrt browns hair, both ger, bald headed, and mar k ed with a scar ott ;he fo.ebead.. AUGUST INLI Mar, late Captain of the Veneto French Privateer, 44years of agc, ;F. 31. lush, stout person, round vi. sage, dam k bla:k hair, &sale get, and marked with the smalt.pon slightly. yAiceuzs . VELPIERRE, lateS'reond Captain of the Pen. geur French. Privateer, yeaes of age, sr. 9!. higb, „stoat per. WI, long visage, fresh c.nsplexion, brown bair mixed with grey, and blue ryes. • WELcil's FEMAI.F. PULLS, ' • For the Green Sickness. and .other Disorders incident to Young Lddies. _ _ THE' following in3tance of their uncommon tificacy is worthy theOtemqpri of the Affli4ett To Mrs. KEARSLE4I'. Madam, Rautsgate, rUnejo, 1805. I cannot 'sufficiently a c knowledge my gratitude for the great benefit received by that mast valuable Medicine Welch's Pills, which, in Justice to the Public, I must re. quest you will Make known to such itersons 3$ ate afflicted in a similar ivor with ritysell. To enumerate my complaints would fill a sheet of paper,. and take up too much of your time ; therefore I shall only mention, total loss of appetite, giridiness'hi the head, valid coniplexion, pain at my stomach and back, universal weakness, shortness of breath, pain at my side, heitie cough, loutall the catalogue of complaints that inicate a rapid decline, which 'are all now removed by the use of your most exCellent Pills. .I was recommended to try the sea air, from which I have not derived the small. est benefit ; however, I hope now, by. the blessing of God, to be able to pursue my business, which is Straw-work, in all its branches. This sedentary employ, I doubt, will oc casion a relapse; but the knowledge of this valuable botch. - cine does away every anxiety. - With gratitude, I am, Madain, Your humble Servant, " ' MA KG 4 R JOHNSTON. Welch's Female Pills (with Direetions), price ss. 9d. a box, are soh: ‘vholeSale by G. Kearsley, Fleet,street, I.on• don ; Dicey and Co. flow Church-yard, Cheapside ; F. Newberry, N0..45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. Oxtord-strat ; Butler, Cheapsirip . ; and Barclay and Son, Fleet-Market. r As 'another Medicine is sold under the name of Weach's Female Pills, which is spurious Purchasers are re que.sted to mark, as the surest testimony ut authenticity; that each Direttions is signed with the name ofC.Kearaley in, hand-Ivriting - and on the out-s:tic, whereby Servants cannot be unposeld on, the . stamp printed, by permission of tits Malesty's Honourable C(}niniis..i,n,:is of Stamps, thils ,N P. ire benuine.. DUTY ON PROPERTY. EXEMPTIONS and .ALLOIP:INCES in rerflea o.cor I.EGES, FRIENDLY SOCIETIES and , C11.4R1 ['MILE INSTIrITIONS, and DIVIDENDS belonging to 10. REIGA.4 RS. * TAI E 00414MISSITMERS appointedjor.spraill : PUICiel under certain Aar of thr 43d and 45th )rat's Hit pretext tifrle,S Jar grunting a Cantribmtivn su Praterfy, :. oc. hereby give Noace, th at Perm: guile claim Exemptione .ft":4,6e said Daly ist, For the Duties chargers on any College or Hall in any of the Universities of Gnat Britain, and Ottleex•betonging thereto ' or AK the Money expended in the =wary Repairs thereof. - _ • - ad, For the Duties charged on the Seth, of any . Hospital, or Public School. or Alins-houseor Oilier* belonging thew. to, or for the Money expended in • the necessary Repairs thereof. 3il, For the Dulles charged on the Rents of -•Lands,, Mos suages and Tenements belonging to any Hospital, Public School, ur Alins-houte, or vested in Trot tees for charitable purposes . . 4th, for the Dividends Payable out of the Public RQvenue and arising (min the Stock of any Fiienilly Society establish ed under an Ad of the 3 id year of His present Majesty. sth, For the Dividends belonging to any Corporation, Fra ternity or Society of Persona established for charitable Pur poses only, ur applicable by them to charitable Purposes only, pursuant to any Abe Parliament, Charter, Decree, Deed or Trust, or Will, .iti so rur as the Dividends barons mentioned shall have been applied to charitable Purposes. 6th. For. the Dividends, tvina b:longing to any Per. soar not being a Subject of Ills Majesty, and not resident in Croat Britain • - • , ..... nil Pei rant cf.antingtuch Exemptims are relit:red to make their'Claimr before the .rai.i SPeci.ti Conntthtioners in writing, de delivered .at the for taxer, Xonar.ret Place, wt./erns. tier to tbe Steretatyl4 11, , e .Iktirs t.l 11;%es, and the Fo Kr far .111 . Ch Clainti art to be tad at the avid 0/lire,: and at tbe,.olFte of the ttleelot; fir t-ie Li., , tyak ,Dividend, at the Old Stack fix eba,Ki., 0 , the Cl e ,k t to the Can.:wit c aieis for treetuing the Pro. perty del in tbe 1C14141 Diatriat,-and e,f av IttsPetlor. or Sur. vej'oe of Taxet. 3 / 4 /4 Order of am Conintasiorte , t, 411.e4l'Elf IYIPITR.. Office fir Taxed i'Vm. r, 130 S. • pitict ...t7cpp...l--,i-tfi.--,\'' N4PY-OPPICE, 9, hioc. TliE PRiNCIP 1L OFFICE4S COM.3IIS slO WEAS of HIS' 411.4188 I'}'.r. 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Sa o. pric.e 53. anti in tam., iliice-zo: 6 i rwo •,,, I X N Al 3 ST it A.CI c; f h ti 01 L: (..)::T:%3 N of 1.. 04; CU tISTI:tiNI RELIC; ; with • ' iiy . lolllJ ANS' FREYLINGHALI 4 B`EN, Nlinistet ot St. Witch's Church, and Inskeclur of the rub. lie Scrtt)ul at Halle, in Gerin.nty. Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand.; A. CCM. stible and Co. Edinburgh ; and Archer, Dubl i n. (H whom may atilt be td, aorne Copies of the former Edition, elegantly stereotyped, and' printed in Royal Eva. price 12$. • This Day was published, . • In Two large Voluntei, Octavo, :wire iii'boarts, r4s: The 'Viitu • ' ISTOitY the INTERRHETER . 6f PIIO. 1.1 PIIEC Y ; or; a View ar • St:riprarAl . Propliceic, their Accomplishment in the ,Past and Preetent Occurrences of the World, tt itlt Conjeekures r‘..speeting t heir future corn. plction. lay HENRY K ETT, B.D. • Fellow et:Trinity College, Oxford * and one of Its Ma. jesty's Preachers at Whitehall. 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