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„T 'CP • AL 111' 17/57 t z il t rA • rr A. 4 0 • 0 Tr+ , 4 .111 V.• . UMBER '6974.] THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1815.. [PRICE IXPENCE-lIALFPENNT: 'THEATII.E'ROYAL, 13111:1BY-LANE. . . Tins PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 12, their 'Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of MACHETE!. Macbeth, Mr. Elliston ; Ladp Macbeth, Mrs. Bartley. To which will be added (16th time), an entirely New and Sn- DEPTFORD VICTU,ILLING-1 7 4 RD, Jan. 90815. T HESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the 191 h instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to , PUBLIC SJLE, - at his liNesty's' 11ictaal ling-Yard, Deptfiwrl, sandry Lots of the following unservice able Provisions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, viz. Bread, English and Foreign; Bread Dust, Flour, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Callavances, Bakehouse Sweepings, Sugar, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Packing Scraps, Skim mings and Sweepings; Leager, Butt, Punehe6n, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogshead, arid Rundlet Staves; Wine Pipe, Irish Tierce, and Barrel Staves; Heading, tight and dry broken Staves, worn-out Coopers"T ools,-Candle Boxes, Bass Baskets, &c. • A Deposit of 2xl. Per cent. is to he made upon the amoant of ecieb Lot at the time of sale r and the remainder qf the par chase-mone, paid before the Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of 1-1 worhing days will be allowed front the day ql sale, the Bayers particularly oks•creing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away from the pre mises within the first seven days;and the remainder in the seven following days, otherwise Hie deposit money will be ftafeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property if the 'Crown, as no extension of time will; on Ong account, be granted. . ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, December 22, 1814. • - IS Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT j21"111- ,hasbeeb r graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and In pursuanc e o f th e pOwei rFsted in his Majesty, by an . A.c£ passed in tbe present Ses sion QfParliament, to issue an Order'in Council for ritUN . o . i , ,L, ing the system by which PENSIONS from the CHEST and ROYAL ,HOSPITAL at GREENWICH hake hithttrte -been granted on account of Wounds, Hurts,Skliness, or Debility, and for extending to the Petty and Non-ComniisSion# Of ficers and Men, even though not disabled, the benefit of Pen.: sions adequate to their length of service, and t.O . e ran'etheY may hare bornein his Majesty's Nary. ' the margin (Rope-maker, Ship% Corporal, Captain of Tops, Captain of After-guard, Captain ef.Masts Corporal of Ma rineS„) shall receiv e , i n a dditi on t o_ the Ristes of Pension to which their Service; as Seamen, 'Landmen, or Marines, 'would entitle them, One Farthing per Diem - for each Year 'of their Service as such Petty or Non-com Missioned Officer. Thatthe Petty and Non-commissioned Officers named . in the margin (Clerk, Schoolmaster, Arniourer,- , .Master at Arms, Carpenter's Mate, Caulker, Quarter-Master, Roe . swain's Mate, Sail-maker, Gunner'sAlate, Yeoman of Powder Room, Ditto of Sheets, Coxswain, Qu ar t er -M aster ' s M ate, Captain of Forecastle, Serjeant 'of Marines,) shall be en titled to. One Halfpenq . per Diem, in addition to the Rate of Pension to which their Services as Seamen, Landmen, or Marines, would:enthie them. - ' • • verb Pantomime, called 'THE VALLKY OF DIAMONDS; or, HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. • ~,..r o - r norrow, The Belle's Stratagem ; with The Valley_ of mani:md s ; or, Ilarlequio Sindbad. „ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT4iARDEN. S PRESENT EVENING, .Jan-. 12, will be performed the Nlelo-Drama of C rt• THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. mloff (the Miller), Mr. Farley; Claudine, Miss S. Booth. After which. for e Ittli time. a new Farce, ed 'IR RING AND THE th DUKE; OR, WHICH IS W caII HICH? .11 which will 6e added (for the '(th time) a New Grand Pantomime, called •• HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON: ' Or, LORD 'MAYOR OF LONDON. 10 -morrow, The Ganiester; with the New Pantomime. VIII. Of Pension's to Warrant Officers. • • 'lf it shall at any time please the King' in Council to grant 'to any 011ie Warrant "'Officers •Oeperstis - named- in the margin; IllOati - waii4 Guinn:Y . ,. - Carpenter, - -Purser, Allister, Surgeon, Surgeon's Assistant, Master's Mate, Midshipman,) on account of Iyounds or Hurts received ,in• his- Majesty's Service, a Pension on the .Ordinary ,Estiavate of the Nary, such Officceor Person shall .40t-7 lie entitled to any Pension froth Greenwich Hospital. • IX. Of I)ischarged Mei-Ole-entering. If a Man; alter holm; regularly discharged, - shall re-enter his Majesty's Service; he shall be entitled, in computing his ultimate Rate of Pension, to the addition of his 'subsequent . to his former - Servite.• -'• -•:•• • • 'X. Of the Forfeitttre of Pensions. • As all these Pensions are intended for the encouragement add rewartlOl good and faithful conduct in th e S eamen an d Marines, all claim thereto may be haired and forfeited. ' Ist. fly such iiiisconditc't of thellidiridual as shall induce the Lords Commissioners ,of the Adinititlfy to order the said Pensions to he withheld of refused; I) R. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin eir next CURSE of LECTURS of MIDWIFEY 1; 4 1 the th DISEASES O of WOMEN and CHI E LDREN, on MON R - January 2:-%—The Lectures are read at Mr. Clarke's 4 - ,-, 4s e, 10, Savillerow, Piccadilly, fret a Quarter past Ten to A tt 'flarter past Eleven", fur the convenience of Students at- Is,.. l uing the Hospitals.--Por particulars apply to Dr. Clarke, Ilurlington-street • or to Mr. Clarke. `‘_ > • CAPITAL PRIZES. NANTIFT and Co. have the pleasure of announe t, log to the Public, that they sold in Shares the following ~PITAL PRIZES in the Last Lotteiy, viz.— L. 16,000 I 2,634; .L.300 857 • 0 ,000 1.3,690 ' • • 200 NEW YEAR'S GRAND. LOTTERY 4 re /IT ' i lLbeginfDrawilig on the lath of THIS MONTI - I.—There Ise 12 , 0 00 Tickets, and the Scheme contains Fifty Capital 2 2 2 .4 - -1,000 • .6 . 8 10 • 300 .16 &c. &c. &c. ~ I .IC IiETS and 'SHARES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s qurtonate Offices, No. it, Poultry; And No. 31, Aldgate High 12,Chariug-cros's; I street. BLIONAPARTE'S OWN MEMOIRS. Vi t o . •1 `1! (Jan. it;), will be published, price 6s. Boards, M onday OLEON dans L'lsle D'E E. • Tni e ~,I t sztit Porte feuille (rim Voyageur Arnericain. s tra e i s f, * ,,,dinary Work, which professes to contain ex- Ileitt e d A"Pftka.... l ;c s ..wil MSS. of " Life," was trans. wit ._ for publication by a Commercial house at Leghorn, •11 "„ assurances that its perfect authenticity might be de tnded upon. .The Publishers believing that, if it be not tt ritious, no Injunctions of secrecy have been either express -obity of d h wo have not thought it right to hold it from the te rld. wit as • A Translation will be published at the sam e ti me w ith .„ P rinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, O rme , an d B rown , rateraoster-row. LAND SURVEYING FOR ,SCHOOLS. tliist This Day was published, rated with a greater Variety of Copper-plates than any other W ork of the Kind, and with upwards of One Hun dred W ood Cuts the 3d Edition, price 9s. hound, of HE ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, sn , ia. At its Branches, practically adapted to the Use of cols and Students. • ' By ABRAHAM - CROCKER, ~„ Eand Surveyor, of Frome, in Somersetshire. 4 4 L'e object cif the Author of this work has been - to produce ‘ e i t i . ' t. raotical Sy s t em of Land Surveying, corresponding in ~m i lt,ific arrang ement an d persp i cu i ty w i th Mr. Bonnycastle ' s is i ellown System o f M ensura ti on . E very Rule an d Case N of ustrated by numerous E xa M p l es an d E xercises for the L ein Teachers and Students ; and an unusual eapence has I <ai li . x. ,lttotirred in pr o d uc i ng suc h E ngra vi ngs, p l ain and co tit C.'. as should completely instruct the young Surveyor in PiN o rtant art of correct and elegant Dra w in g . Pat e :., t d for Longman, Hurst, Reesi Orme, and - Brow ~......._..ser _ r ow. . d ay were published, by Longman, Hursti Rees, Orme, I. and Brown, Patern o st er -R ow . AN ENGLISH VOCABULARY, in Which the Words ar e arranged indiscrimi na t e l y ; d es i gne d tk ) se ~74 1' el to the Scholar's Spelliug Assistant, for the pur grounding Young Persons more eff ec t ua ll y i n Spelling tou,t tun unciation; to which are add e d Miscellanies, o il the 11,,,q;eful and interesting Subjects. By THOMAS CAR • Ts"- 12mo. price :is. bound. i t 7 W SCOGLAWS STELLING ASSISTAN F, wherein r t-. 'S are acranged on an improved Plan, acoording to C ., l4 ,P e ctive•Principles of Accentuation ; in a Manlier cal " te a ; 'u familiarize the Art of Spelling and Pronunciation, lell-,Pve Difficulties, and to facilitate ceneral Improvement. - ;` ,1 , 1 4 4 , for .the Use of Se.bools and Private Tec uition. By ' 44. 44'S CARPENTER. Ni u th Ldition, corrted and nu - ,3. 'li' Price Is. 3d. bound. • ' NEW ORTHOGRAPHICAL ASSISTANT; or, • ;,1 EXERCISE HOOK. Written on an Improved 44 . kil ; ° t' the,: more speedy Instructi o n o f Y oung P ersons i n t ,lf Spelling and Pronunciation, intended fr the Use By THOMAS CARPENTER. Price o , 2s. bound. SHERIDAN'S DICTIONARY. , This Day was published, P r ; , • I i rie• CO bound, in a neat duodecimo volume, • 1 ' ' ,",,IDAN'S PRONOUNCING , - and 5P241,- , Ve s;,-;,"(i D ICTIONARY; in which are_ ascertained both and the Meaning of every Word ia the English • Corrected and improver;, • fito rof B A y NICHOLAS SLMON, the Stemmata Latiuitat is ; First Principles of (j,,rammar; and ' ' several other ‘Voi ks oai• the Eng- Lamgv i ages. i ttit on of a ritnouncia, ••• with a Spelling and In di• ionary must be evii,:idered as useful. Ll tui k 6 , 4 4 l '.e . has been spared in this hook, rub presented in 4 , ti lt ., nett size ot a Manual or Pocket Volume, to sup , 4 , o i d, d u . tt:vts of attempts of this kind ; rio care (q - expe"se I+crP ti wight contritrit to render flie . • on% Who;.iver has occasion ,to seek,- assis.atlee Qitla-o: 4 l B POliniz, reading, spealsing, or understanding the Iwill here had gnide on %%hose know /rot .deitv he may rely with .perteet confidence. C. Lan - , Lon,;:thni, P ees, si xuik, V. SherOUd, Cely, sad Jones, a nt. .1 lo CONTRACT FOR NECESSARIES FOR RECRUITS. Commissary in Chief's Office, Jan. 9,'1815. SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Commissary in Chief to supply NECESSARIES for RECRUITS may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Office between the Hours of Eleven and Five, and de liver their Tenders, *ealed up, and directed to the Commis sary44Tender for Nece ss ari e s marking . .theveon for Recruits," on or before Tuesday, the 24th of January (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day); nor will any Proposal be'noticed unless made on or annexed to al printed Particular, and ,the Prices inserted .in Words at length; nor unless a 'Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the sum ex preSsed in the Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Jan. 10;1815. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month of December, 1813, viz. On Aids, 1813, 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 42. Vote of Credit, 1813, 4.5,000,000, 58 Geo. 111. Cap. 161. TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS . COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions fOr paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Pa lace-yard, Westminster, on Friday, the 27th day of January inst. Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays' excepted) until, and including Monday, the. 23d Instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for tke greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Offic'e) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the, same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and, interest due thereon, computed from; but excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 27th day of January inclusive, when the interest will cease ; and the said bearers (being holders or net) are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of tin, holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said 27th day of January, they may be accom modated on computing the interest:to the day ou which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of baring new Exchequer Bills in wholo or in part of payment of Fincipal, upon marking new Bills, and - s uentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before tiie 23d Instant, may he accommodated with new hills, carrying an in- terest of three lienee half-penny by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bias will bear date the said 27th day of January, and will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bibs so desired to be ex sqpinged, on Saturday, the 28th day of January, and the following days . N. B. All Exelierrer Bills dated prior to December, bare been-advertised to be paid oil, and the. Interest thereon ce;thcAl. The Fleet willsee, by the Scale hereunto subjoined, that the ancient practice of Smart Money is continued, and that the PenSio . us hitherto-granted from the -Chest are also continued with some variations, beneficial to the general interests of the Seamen and Marines:-that the Pensions heretofore granted from Greenwich Hospital to worn-out and disabled Seamen upon uncertain principles, are now reduced to „fixed and more equitable system, in which the nature of the injuries re ceived; and the meritorious services of the different classes of men respectiFely, have been carefully considered . and ade rjuatelpfe6..unpoiled :=that a new and most important bene fit has been extended to the Service ; namely, that every man who may be discharged aftei.. Fourteen Xears fa;thful service; even thOwir he should not be disabled, has a right to claim a Pension, liberally proportioned tn.the number of years he may have served,—and !hat after Twenty-one Years * Service; every man, in addition to a Pension of at least One Shilling per, diem, may demand his free discharge from the Navy. Tim Fleet will also observe the great reward and cm:on:- ragement which the Scale affords to those valuable classes of men the Petty and Non-Conunissioned Officers, between whom audyersons of inferior, ratings no dilference had been . hitherto made, but who will now receive a reward propor tioned to the length and the merit of their respective ser vices. • In communicating ttn3 measure to the Fleet, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty cannot but express their con-, victim] that it will be attended with the most benficial effects, as we to, the public service as to the indii ideal interests o f tbe.: - PeOy' amt Non-commissimied Officers, the Ncamen and 'Royal Marines;--the dOration of whose services and the amount of wh ,se rewards, he nu longer uncertain and variable.;—every man will know to What benefit he ma): he entitled, and he will feel that flatting but misconduct on ,his own Bu rt can deprive him of an honuuriible provision fur his future By Command of •their Lordships, J. W: CROKER. SCALE of PEI,siSIONS`for the SEAMEN of his MAJEsTy's FLEET' and ROYAL MART.NI.:S, anti RULES and RE GULATIONS for the Granting, Continuing, or Rescinding tim.same. I. OfGratiiities and Pensions to Men Wounded or Hurt. Every Seaman, Landman, Boy, or 1t0y.:.1 Marine, uounded or hurt in his. Majesty's Service, shall receive a sum of Money in the nature of Sinart - Money as heretofore. Eveix Seaman, Landman, boy, or Royal Marine,Zsclorked from I , es. Majesty's Service on account of Wounds or Hurts reee-i,4V thptiein, `'halt be entitled to niCeive s Pension .pro•- poraoned to his Wounds or Hurts, of not less than Sixpence per diem, and not more than-One Shilling and Sixpence par diem. 11. Of Pensions to Men discharged for Sickness or Debility. Every able Seaman discharged for Sickness or Debility from his Majesty's Service, after having served seven years-'(or be fore he shall have served seven years, if the special circum stances of his case shall seem to deserve such indulgence), shall be entitled to a Pension of not less than Five-pence per diem, nor more than Ten-pence, according to the following scale : s. d. If incapable of contributing to earn a livelihood.: •0 to If disabled, but capable of contributing something to wards his livelihood. 0 8 If disabled, but capable of materially assisting himself 0 G If unfit for Service but able to earn a livelilioOd 0 5 If his length of service exceeds 14 years, but is less than 21, not lez, , s than Bd. nor more than ls. ad. per diem, accord ing to the folloWing scale : , - •s. d. If incapable of contributing to earn a livelihood 1 If disabled, but capable of contributing something to wards his livelihood. 1 0 If disabled, but capable of materially assisting himself 0 10 If unfit for service, hut able to earn a livelihood.— 0• S Every Sjarnan, Landman, or Royal Marine, discharged for Wounds orHurts, and every able Seaman discharged for Sick ness or Debilty, whatever he the nature or extent of the In jury, after 21 years Service, a Pension of Is. Gd. per diem. All the foregoing Pensions may be granted for one year or more, or for Life, as the effect of the Wound or Hurt, (Sr the Sickness or. Debility may appear permanent or temporary. 111. Of Pensions for length of Service.' Every able Seaman - who shall he discharged, not for Wounds, Hurts, Sickness or Dehility,, but on - reduction of the Fleet, who hall have faithfully served 14 years, and le - ss than 91, shall receive a Pension of one Halfpenny per diem, for every year of such service: Every Able Seaman who shall have completed 21 years Ser vice, shall, even though not disabled, be entitled to his free Discharge, and a Pension of Is. per diem, on the first subse quent arrival of the Ship, in which he may be serving at a Pay- Port in England. Every Able Seaman who, after having'served 21 years, shall choose to continue his Service, shall receive one Halfpenny per diem for every year of such additional Service, and may claim his free Discharge, and his increased Pension, at the conclusion of each additional year, or the first subsequ e nt ar rival of the Ship lit which he may be serving at a Pay-t'ort in England, provided, however, that the whole Pension shall never exceed Is. Gd. per diem. IV. Of Ordinary Seamen and Landnien. In all the scales of the foregoing paragraphs, in which the Rates are those to which . a❑ Able Seaman is entitled, the Mites for Ordinary Seamen are to be four-fifths of the Able Seaman's Rate, and those for Landmen are to he three-fifths of an Able Seaman's Rate but no Seaman shall be pensioned as Able orOrdinary, unless he shall have served one-third of his.whole time of service in the higher rating; but all ser vice in the higher rating, if not. sufficient to entitle the In dividual to the higher Pension, is nevertheless to he allowed as Tithe of Service, for the inferior Rating and Pension. After Twenty-one Ye; u •s' Service, Ordinary Seamen and Landow!) are also to be entitled to their Free • Dischapge, and to an :ohlition to their Pension according to their Rating, for every additional Year for which they may choose to continue in the Service. • V. Of the Royal Marines. Privates of the Royal Matines.shali iw entitled as Landiricn, if their length of Service falls Short of Fourteen Years, and as Ordinary Seamen when it shall exceed that period. - After Twenty-one Years Service they are also to Ne en titled to their Free Discharge, and to an addition to their Pension, at the rate of an Ordinary Seaman for every addi tional year they may choose to continue in the Service. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jan.-. 1; 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their .Office in Pall-Jlall, on or before Monday, the ltith day of January inst.frusn such Persons as may be willing to undertake :the Supply of HOSIERY ARTICLES for Service of this Departeent for. a, period of Three Years, determinable after the ex piration of the first Year, 'upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. • Patterns of the Articles may be-vieved upon application' at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the 'ewer, and to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arseiaal,at Woolwich. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be knorn at the Secreta ry's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for Hosiery Articles ;" but ng Proposal can be admitted' alter the )6th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at N 0074 of the same day, neither will' any Tcnder be 2106(: . ed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. VI. Of Ploys 'Boys, in cases of Sickness or llcbility, shall be pensioned as Landmen ; but Boys' time shall uot be reckoned in com puting- the'Pension for length of Service; and of Persons In'onght up front lioyi in his Majesty's Service, Man's Time shall Conti - flume front,the age of Eighteen Years. VII. Of Pensions to Petty and Non-commissioned Officers. That the. Petty and Nuts-conpnissioned (Hikers named in Cod. By desertion or running from_ his Majeity's Service; and if any 'Deserter shalt he retaken, or • shall re-enter his Majesty's Service, he shall comucnce'a new time front the date of such subsequent enti7,:iid shall pot. be entitled to recisoy any time preceding such desertion or running, except the It. shall have been preriguslyrcmoved, by .order of the Lords Connuissitmers of the Admiralty. • 3rd Tly sentence of a Court-Martial. 4th. Pt . :nsioners who shall not have been discharged as - wholly incapable, or for haring 's.cri , cd Tyonsty-ene Years or upwards, or Whose age shall. not exectd Fifty Years, may forfeitllicir Pensions, by nee,-IcOing or onritting to attend-at such Port or Place, and at 'sue,' Time, tis .stitsl-1; - .14r;timet bf War, or in prospect of a War, be appoitte - d for the „asserts-, hling of the Pensioners, bytthe Lords C . ousinissionerS tls Admiralty, or by neglecting or refasin?. to serve his. sty hi, such manner as to.. tire said'. Lords ' "(; s omtnission say seem proper, except when such neglca.or omission to cal, or such .o:...glect or ieftisal to serve, shall be accounted for by reasonable excuse, tube admitted by the said - Lords Commis- snniert;. All the foregoing Pensions shall be paid by Quarterly-Pay inents, but no fractional part of a Shilling shall be payable at any sncli - Payment. • • N. 11. It is not intended to make any alteration in Pensions already granted ; except that Petty, and, Nna-commissioned Officers discharged since 30th Aptil, lb 14; may receive .the additional Allowance to therwOuld now under this egulaiiou be entilled. • • This Dar was publislted,,:: • The Third Edition, ,with inqu-4,ve,ments, in Octavo, prke 51. boartis, ut. , - - GREEK EXERCISES, -in Synta x , Elli ps i s, Dialects, Prosody, and Metaphrasis: to which is. pre fixed, a concise but emnoreliensive Syntax. • By the Rev. WILLIAM N EILSON, 1). D. M.R.I. A. 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A 'New Treatise on the Use of the Globes; or, a Philoso phical View of the Earth and • Heavens ; comprehending an Account of the Figure, Magnitude, and Motion cif the Earth, with the Natural Changes of its Surface, caused by Floods, -Earthquakes, &c. together with the Elementary Principles of Mete Urology and Astronomy; the 'Theory of the Tides,, &c. preceded by an extensive Selection of Astronomical and other Definitions, and illustrated by a g - reat Variety of Problems, Questions for the Examination of the Student, &c. designed for the Instruction of Youth: The id Edition, in 12mo. with copper-plates, price 6s. Boards. MILLAND HOUSE, HANTS. Handsome Household Furnitur, Live and Dead Stock, Agri cultural To he SOLD by AUCTION, (on the Premises) by Mr. WEL,. LER, (by oriler of the Assignees of Mr. Cook,) on'Monday the Bah January, 1515, and following — Days at .;leven, o'clock : HrEI HE Genuine and Entii . e Arodern Elegant • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, Plate, Wines, China, Glass, Books, Ont-door Stock, comprising Four post Bedsteds, with beautiful chintz furnitures, with dra peries and French Window Curtains of chintz and scarlet' moreen, prime goose-Feather Beds, Matt esses, Blankets and Counterpanes, various Mahogany Drawers, Grecian eating room Chairs, sets of dining, [On, and other Tables, a suite of Drawing-room Furniture, with , elegant parampore French Curtains, a precian Sofa, rose-wood, card, and tea Tables, Chairs, and ltirgb Pier Glasses, Mirrors, Turkey, Brussels apd -Kidderminster Carpets ; Plate, Tabie Chills, Desert Services, •and 'l'ca Equipagei-a Table Service of Wedgewood Ware, a quantity of Glass ; Table and Bed-linen—Books—Maderia, Claret, Port, and Vidunia Wines-3'l'4lle piece, ebonized and japan Chairs and 'Dressing-tables, an Office Desk, Watt's patent copying Machine—;:itchen, Brewing and Washing Utensils, a patent Mangle; Melon, Cucumbrr Lights, Gar den Tools and Green-house Plants. The Out-door Stuck - =Consists of an excellent six-inch wheel and four narrow wheded Waggons, four six-inch wheel Dung and two light Carts,' with good thill and trace Harness, Rollers, Plcughs, Harrows, with all other Agricultural ini• plements—two Ricks of Wheat, and two Ricks of Hay, a quantity of Bavins—l.2 capital draught Horses, two clever Hackneys, a small black Mare with a Foal at foot, 4 Norman Cows, 2 Heifers, 2 Pole Cows, 2 Heifers, 2 Bulls, 4 French Heifers '2 off, 5 Rains, 30 Sheep, 80 Lambs, 2 Sows and Pigs, and a Boar, 5 - Donkeys and a Cart, 2 Pointer Bitches and 2 -.Spaniels, 10 Turkics, 50 Ducks hod Fowls. , • The Effects may be viewed on Saturday precedin , g pe t t h e e rs Sz fi t e l i e d . ; Catalogues in due tiiue, 6d. each,. may be had at the place of, Sale,—Anchor; Liphook ; Dolphin, King's Arinl, Godahniog; Crown, Guildford; Spread Eagle, Midhurst ; Crown Inns, Portsmouth and Gosport; Dolphin, Southampton ; Red Lion, Farelrato ; Dolphin, Havant i Hall Moon ' •Petworth; Crown, Arundel; Hotel, Worthing; Old Ship, Brighton; Star,- Lewes ; Auction Mart, London; and of Mr. NVellek, Chichester. DIR. WALTER SCOTT':; •NEW 'POEM. I lls Day was published, in OneValunue, 4tu. price 21. 2s. bds. THE 'LORD 'of the ISLES ; A POEM.— P=34 4 By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. 4 41 , 1 11 ed fer Longman, Hurst, alees Orme, and Brown, "; • and A. Const a ble and Co. Edinburgh. ,th e so preparing for publication, a Series of Illustrations for lt,tbn , e Po em , f rom t h. D es i gns o f Ri c h ar d Westall, 'Esq. ieuThe Impressions of the Proofs in OA. and ~b.e Prints in ~`lbe delivered in the order they are subscribed for.