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WZTH BRISTOL, JAnuarY4, 1793• At a very NUMEROUS and most RESPECTABLE MEETING held this Day, in the One Hundred and Fourth Year of British Liberty, at the- Bush Tavern, Of • the INN-KEEPERS, VINTNERS, and VICTUAL LERS of THIS CITY,- • Mr. JOHN WEEKS in the Chair; NEW VOCAL MUSIC. lust publisbod by .BrOderip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Hay. market, London, THE ROBINS, an Elegiac Sonnet, composed by 11 . Doaor Smith, price as. 6d. " Wake awhile and plea= sant be," a Glee by the same AutLor, price as. 6d. " Cold is Cadwallo's Tongue," a Glee tin. rive voices, by Wm. Hoc. sky, prlce2s. 6d. The lleatay of Buttermere, composed by David Richards, is. 6d. " Come Cynthia to thy Sheri. herd's Vale," by john Ross, is. Six English Canzonetts for two Voices ' with an Accompaniment •tor the Piano Porte or Harp, by Win. Linley, price 7s. 6d. Nine Vocal Trios. by Joseph Cork, price Ss. Where may be had, Broderip and Wilkinson's Patent Piano Fortes, with additional Keys., EAST LYDIA IpUSEi ;;!. Itt • February 2, 13. THE count .o f D I kte7l"o RS cf tke UNITE!) L 4 OMPAIVI" •of MERCtIANT,s' ENC;. LAND trading te)She.East Indies, dot triky give Nca ire, • That th 2. ialibe reali t y 19 receive Proposals, in v.rttio . sT, Cr be fore ir PlilE2TD,ll,_the tblh snit. from any Peru o , t Tut,. M.. ), have engaged toiler:silk the Canimissioners of ills Maims , r Cra p. sport Service with l'onnagi: for Ntiti .nosh v. , 40: Terms they are tu Let the Cmtpany, a g.ood COPPER. BOTTOe11EDS111r; effrom 4;6 to 5 , 00 his Rerohor, to hiirg home Teat and ether Goods from China ;• such Ship P., I , e al pr.,,ved by the Con:patty's Officers, and to be Manned and Equipp:d every rrspeit agrees. f). ti die usual Resliglations of ?he Company : the Tender to expies: the r.ve of Freight/hi- Builder's Measure ment, and,alsojor Surplus ronnage,•and stall g- 11. , e same 4 , 1 the lottestTermt, as tbere , aill not he an opportunity of making ay. abatement. Resolved Unanimously, THAT in order to spew our LOYALTY to I the KING, and °nit ATTACHMENT to our present Eiteellent CONSTITUTION, we will suffer no Person or Persons to hold any Society in our respedive Houses, or make use of any Language that lends t 6 subvert the Goverr. inent of this Kingdom, without. giving immediate notice to our worthy Mayor and Magistrates of this City. . That happy under the present Government, we firmly en gage to support the ROYAL HOUSE of BRUNSWICK on the THRONE of GREAT I3RITAIN._ _ Cf.' •0 M - - A HOUSE TO BE SOLD: On , Thursday, The Point of Honour, with Sylvester Dag terwond. and Midas. On Friday, The Country Girl: with Lnve and Magic, be mg Inv last rime it 4..,n be performed on account of the pre. p.irations for the new Play. , Puhlic are respeetfully infornied that on Satin.- ! , 2y the 19th, will be produced a new Mtisical Drama, call l , T:tr ,,,, t . the North. The Music composed - and selected Mt, K e ll y . 'MCA TRE.3tOVAL CO:VENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. 16, 180 3 , will be performed, THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Ranger, by A GENTLEMAN, (Being his first Appearance in that Charaaer.) Strickland, Mr. MURRAY ; • Jack Meggot, Mr. KNIGHT ; Bellamy, Mr. CLARE. MONT ; Tester, Mr. SIMMONS ; Buckle, Mr. KLANERT ,• • And Frankly, Mr. BRUNTON. Mrs. Strickland, Miss CHAPMAN ; Lticetta t Mrs. MATTOCKS ; jaeintha Mrs. MILLS ; • And . Clarinda, Miss MARMOT. w IT 11 . . This Day was published, In 3 Vols. Oe.tavo, price 3s.inboards, HE HISTORY t)f the ANGLO-S ONS; ; from their FIRST APPEARANCE above_ the Elbe, to theNORIVIAN CONQUEST. liy SH. TURNER, F. A. S. '1 't • That we will preserve the Peace, defend the Laws; and support the Magistrates in the exercise: of their Office, in case of any Riot or Seditious Tumult whatever. • The fender with the " Ship Tender! on the elver . . to Ze severalty left with the Secretary, at or he Orr Twelve o'Clra at Noon, on the said 16th inst. boy., ii z:..bich horn- not avy Ten. der cats he received. That we will to the utmost of our power suppress any Inflammatory Writing that the Faaious Revolutionists may dare to ism, and.use every endear/out• to bring the Authors to justice. - - That for the more effatual -.preserving .0.-rder and Trait rtitillity, we mutually agrr: , to diitlose and make known any '1 reasotrable nrSeditions Expressions which may come to our knowledge, in order that the guilty Persons may re ceive due Punishment. And we earnestly request Men mall Ranks to unite with us, for the purpose.of preserving our present inestimable Constitution, which has been the 'qlory of this Countrv, the Envy of other Nations, and is at this time, under Providence, the cause of our Happiness, Wealth, and Prosperity. 'That it is the duty of all -good and Loyal Subjeas, to preserve Fidelity to the King and the sacred Constitution of this Country, as established by the GLORIOUS RE . V.O. LUTION, and to maintain and support the Peace, .Property, and personal Security of every good Subjed under its protec. tion. . _ _ Vol. 1. Containing their History, previous to .the Inva sion of Britain ; its Conquest, and their Transatlions during he Saxon Ottarchy, to the Death of Egbert. Vgit i 11. Containing an Account of the Political State of the Web, in the Eighth Century. The Expeditions of the So Kings, .and of Ragnan Lodbrog, and the Lite of Alfred the Great.• .ai z. Vol. 111. Containing the Reigns of the Suceessetts_of Al. fred, to the Norman Conquest. rr The Second and Third Volumes may be had separate, price 165. • Published by Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row. *.* The Fourth and Last Volume, on the Manners, Law, Government, Literature, Religion, and Language of. the Saxons, is preparing for the Press. IPILLI;4 M RA NSA Y, See. Draft, of the Terms. A nd Condi:iv:l on culikh the raid S?: i At entertained for the Compaly's Service, m.fy ue stex eatioh to Mr. Coggan, Clerk to the Coy uzittrr q'sbippitt. rl D This:Day we 'x.1011414-.4 In One Volume Oetavo, in bo.ityi-, R S"EMARK otCURRENL. 1r arld COM :A iRCE. alv JOHN WHEATLEY, f.sq. Printkfliar T. Cadell and W, Davies, trand. Pursuant to a Decree of the high Court of Chancery,made fit a Calls., FUSSELL against - THO It N E, THE CREDITORS 4ml LEGATEES of JOIN ttA D I. 4 . y, late of Melts, in the County of.Somerser, Gentleman, deceased, areto come in and prove their several Debts, and claim their respedive Legacies, before Enward Le . eds Esq.. one of the Masters of the said .Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-14ms, - Lon don, 63 or before the 28th Day of February next • or, iride riault thereof, they wilt peremptorily excluded Benefit of the said Decree. - just published, in Three Atlas Sheets, engraved under the direelion of Mr. William Kiden, Geographer to His Ma: jesty, Price One Guinea and a Half S r That we hereby declare our unfeigned admiration of the Laws of this Country, fully convinced that none can be more wisely framed or better calcillated for the P roteaiim of Liberty and Property, or for tile impartial Administration of Justice. That to support the Constitution, and those Public Men who make the preservation of it theirpr,Moinbaant principle of Action, is the objets tb which the present .Meeting will diredt their attention. . • That to watcis the insidious designs of those lurking E ne mies, who, by every dark manoeuvre, are endeavouring to sap the foundations of our glorious Constitution, and to ex pose them to the public eye, is a duty over which we will neither sleep nor slumber. That the Thanks of this Nation are due to His Majesty's Ministers, for having advised, and in tbeir,respeOive Depart ments carried into execution with etkel, the wise and nrin measures lately adopted.. That the Thanks 'of this' Keetint he giVen to the Mayor and Nhigistrates, for re•printing'the King's Proclamation, and determining to use every endeavour in their power to su pport the same. ATOPOGRAPHICAL MAP of the PRO_ vi NCE - nf LOW ER CANADA, compiled from all the former as weiras the latest Surveys made in that Cann a,- ; anti by permission dedicated to His E xcellency, Robert Prescott, Esti. Captain-General and Governor in Chief: of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, &c. &c. This Publication the subscribing Compilers and Proprie tors hope will meet with . a :favourable:reception, no Topo graphical Map of that theiving Colony having ever before been olfcred to the Public. William Vondenvelden, lately Acting veyor-General :for the Province of Lower Canada, fur hirngelf, and Lewis Charland, Land-Surveyor. • - London, No. 20, Cannon-street. ry THE FARMER. on Thursday Family Quarrels, with A . Tale of Mystery. friday, the Mau of thi World, with Schwa and Azor. 0n Saturday, the Cabinet, with Nlcidern Antiques. On Mondav ii • •t, the Character of Hamlet Will be' pee fur' l ucti by a Young Gentleman, his 4th appearance in that CharaCtor. A new Comedy is in rehearsal, called John Bull ; or, An Englishman's lire-Side. Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court'of Chancery, ITI:Kie in a Came FUSSELL against THORNE, • ANY Person or. Person; claiming to be the ILE, R or HEIRS AT LAW of JOHN BRADLEY, h.te of NlellS, in the County of Somerset, Gentleinan, - de: ceased, are to come in and prove himself, herself, or them selves, to be such Fkir or Heirs. at Law, bethre Edward Leeds Esq : one of the Nastcrs,of the said Court, at his. Chouters m Southampton-buildings, .Chancery.lane,:Lort don, on or before the 2sth day of February next. And, the first and second Cousins of the said John Bradley; who were living at the tittle of his death, which happened on or about the 16th day of November 1792, or the. personal Kepresen tatives of such of them as arc since dead, are likewise to come in before the said Master, and makeout their Relation ship to the sAid lulu% Bradley, on or before the said :Atli' of February next, or in Default thereof, they will be przropto rily excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Note. 11e4ins Drawing 4th April, t S o 3. —The Capital Prizes in. this Lottery are not fixed to be drawn upon any particular Day, and the lowest Prizes arC 101. eacti. Sad by Mr. William Eiden:Charing-cross, Mr. Charles Smith, Strand, and Mr. Arrowsinith, Kathboue Place, 0 x Ford-street. SeIIEII , IE. 'I9. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 4 of z. 20.00, i s z. so,coo 3 --- JO,OOO 30,000 3 soeko i 5,000 N. 13. Every .Sheet.of the hove Map is signed by the said Win. Voudcw&elden, who will .make the usual allowance, to the Trade. . . . . That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor, for his spirited and leyal coodud in convening the Inhabitants of this City together on the isth day of Deceattnr last, for the purpose at &elating our attachment to our present Go vernment. 3 2000 6000 TAnd t2,f9s other Prizes, f;om 'cool. toaol.HE TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, andasticteenth Shares, stamped. pursuant to Ad of Par liament, are selling oft the lowest terms by 111r..N I CHO L SON, ..t tail Licensed State Lottery Office, No. t 6, Corn: Londcn, where, last year, were sold and shared, No. 17,9( 1 3, 2r0,030L ira Sixteen Shares.; No. 29,135, in 4,;1v. iwo Eightlls, and eight Sixteentn Shares ; No. 2. 0,, u 0 2,,0001. in, a Whole Ticket ; 640, fool. in two QuArters, two Zighths, and. four Sixteuith Skates; and ;:rt, of 2.6 i-vie.. each ; ely,4t of • run, seven of 5::col. ;•• besides many of tool . louol. and soot. each. Orders for the above Maps, explaining the manner in which they are to be fitted up, direited to the sdi , i W‘n.Von denvelden, No. 2e, Cannon-street, or, lett for him at the New-York Cotree-house, atten,l4.4 to. WARWICKSHIRE.' TO DF. LOLD BY AUCTION, . fly Mr: HAW riN, • In Two Lots, at the. Red Lon Inn, at Banbury, on Vint's.. tidy the't7th day of`March, 1803, between the Hours of Three and Six in the Afternoon, TWOvai..bie.FREgIIOLD FARMS, situate at Lower Tysoi ; oneof them in the occupation of Mr. Clark Middleton, con,•,isting or iv Acres of Arable,. Me:4. dow, anti Pasture Land ; the other in the ocenpat;o4. Thomas Walton, k.ot4dUiog of tt6 Acres of Arable, dow, .nd Pasture Land ;. the whale TriltE•rk.l•: ni Possession may be had at Michielinds next. Ty - sor lies at tn..: foot of EdAehill, at the distanc e o f Iran about Eight to Twelve Mites from Banbury,WarmA, S rat. ford-upon-Avon and Shipton-upon-Stour, and Four from Chat K.ington. • si The Tenants will chew the Premises' ; and . Particulars may be had of Mr. Chamberlin, Cropredy Lawn, near Ban. bury • and or Mr. Hall,' No. IT, Poultry, Loudon ;- anti of the Aclioneer, at Bautiory.. That the _Thanks thiS Meeting lae given to the Chair. man, fur his maul} , and constitutional COndua, in bringing forward and concluding this Business. • That the above( Resolutions be'printed in all the Provin. vial Papers, TUE Sun, the Star, the Oracle, the Wor l 4 , and tho Morning Chronicle. • JOHN WEEKS,- C hairtnAn• - • MASON's POEMS. This Day was published, Prwe 4s. hoards, A New and Elegant Edition. with a beautiful Portrait of the thor, from an original Drawing, in One Vol. small Syn. T HE-ENGLISH GARDEN, a POEM. I By the late Rev. WILLIAM MASON, M. A. To which is added, 'a SK ET C II of his LI I' E E The follnwin Opinitkris.. from 'he .Catainent;aqes of the I-earnest Mr. justice zone, arc published for the in formation of the ignorant, and as a caution to the unwary : " If a party apprized of tiny Treason, does not as soon as conveniently may be, iereal it to some judge of Assip, or justice of the Peace, heis 'guilty of misprizUon of Treason, .which is punishabl c by the loss of profits ofland during life, forfeiture of goods, and intprisoninent during lite. " But if there he any probable circumstances of assent., as if one goes to a Treasonable Meeting, knowing before hand that a Conspiracy .Itintend-ci against the King, or being in such company once by occident, and having heard such Trea sonable Conspiracy, 'inlets the ssune company in:Ain, and hears more of it, but conceals it,—this is an implied assent in law, and snakes tb..: Concealer guilty of High Treason. " Contempts . andmisprisionsagainst the King's Person and Government, may be speaking or writing against him, curs-. big or wishing hint ill, giving out scandalouS stories against him, or doing any thing that. may tend to lessen him in the esteem of his SubjeCts, may weaken his Government, or may. raise j.:alousies between him and his priapic," It has also been held an otimee of this Species to drink to :the pious Memory of a Traitor. These being acts which encourage Rebellion. For these species of Conteopt, A man may not only b.: fined and imprisoned, tint sufli:r pillory,cha op. ix rdfh . er infamous corporal punishment.!— , ' Book 4ti001p0.6. The above ResolutiOn3 were signed :by Six Hundred an Eighty Innkeepers, Vintners, ViduaLers, and Wine Merchants. Loodgit; Printed totlf. lOnes, Pat,rnoti.ter-rom ; ris (success it to E. Newbery), St. l'aul.s Church-yard; ). Ilatchard, Piccadilly ; Chapple, ; R.. Dutton, GrAcechurch-street ; and D. Price, No. 45, WAlbrook. EV here may be had. Locke's Conduel (tithe Iluiti.at Uncterstanding, 35.6 d. bds. Ur. Gregory's :Advice to his Mazglitcrs, boards. Lady Penninetdn's Advice to her laughter, Is. Ost. boards. Fontenelle's Plurality ut IVorlds, 3s. boards. Pr. FraliklOfs Work*, a vols. Bs. boards. lord Bacon's %%forks, vol. t to 5,6 s. each, boards. Flaircl's Saint indeed, as. boards. . . EV3I IiONAI;LE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION. IVIESSRS. HOPKINS and SUN'S ACADEMY ter PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, at COACHMAKERS-HALL, Foster-lane, elicapside, continues Opcn for the improvement of s uc h LADIES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this • Accomplishment. •• Or those who Ini Ve not obtained the pre. 'sent FASHIONABLE MODE, may be expeditiously in. strueted in the most PRIVATE MANNER in all the EL E.. GANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now in use, to qua. lify them f or the Ft RSTASSEMBLI ES. YOUNG, I.A. DIES and GENTLEMEN are also Taught- every FA. . S , lllO N ABLE DANCE, and every a tt en ti on exerte d to g i ve u tentost`elegant Address. IV B. The Morning Atademy lei LADIES ONLY" is' 0 -pen, and will be continued till His Majesty's Birthday. • • , This Day was published, In One Volume, (Mayo, price 75. fut. in boards. ELEMEN rs OF CHEMIS - rRY. By lOSEPII FRANCIS IACQUIN, Professor of ChemiStry and Botany at y4,.,na, Fellow of the Linnean Sdciety at London, and ,1s :mix of several Acade rniesof Science, Agriculture, Non figenduin aut exsogitanduiti, sed inveniendum quid na . tura vel faCiat. lilt CO The Third Edition. Translatedirnmi the German. London; Printed - for Thomas Ostell, No. 3, Ave. Maria ,Line, Paternoster-row. MONTHLY EPITOME ; or, Readers their own Ike- viewers. FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, DRIVATI4LY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen' of any; age,' who have' never learnt this Accomplish ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher , rard-street„ Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street, Co achman's -fields, 3. hey are taught on a Plan particularly calculated tnr those to whom, it is an object to acquire it ex . peclitiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. , Foreigner s , Officers, and . Country • Residents, who -may. I'vWl to lea rn in a few days, nay Board and Lodge, privately, in the House, avid receive constant I nstruelipn. The Select Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the t.n ticondutb.xi by Mr. Taylor; none - but Subscribers ad- Titled; none but. People of respectability can subscribe. itesPeetahle Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditforts, and instrudecl in try elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. MRS. A. NOEL, N o . '32, Athem , itte-street, , Painting on White Velvet, Figures, Fl owers , an d La ndscape, and laying the grounds, any Colours required to suit Furniture. Transparent Painting on Silk, linen, 'and Paper, for run Blinds and Screens. . Painting to imitate Bronze and B.isso Relief, and every manner of drawing and painting in Chalks, Crayons, Opaque, Water. arid Oil Colours, taught to Ladies, by MRS. and MISS NOEL , whose original Work s ma y be viewed as Specimens, and are for sate. The Method ot`Painting on Velvet, illustrated by r, to Ladies residing in the Country. CORONF.T HEAD-DRESS. . 14 OSS take s t h e liberty of informing the Female Nobility and Public, that the Head dress which enjoy. t " "le groatest attraction on the last - Ql.l REN's BIRTH-DAY, . . was. by him and may e seen at No. lig, Bishops. ate- Within. For ta , ste, magni b fieence and 'utility; it cannot ee : equalled ; it is so ingeniously manage d, th at it w i l l f orm a I ull.Dress.tor general use / anti yet, on particular Ot:caSiOnSi 11414 Y be disp ose d into the lonia - of whatever CORONET the ra ngy of the Lady who vve ars it may require, or her fancy . snail chuse to adopt. . This livati-Dress is of, singular and appt'op'riate dmle eget and is sui t ed as well to the diffident as the most commanding stile of Beauty. • . Ross thinks it necessary to assure the Public, that all supe. lI,Or inventi ons in Fancy-Head-Dresses have, for more than I° Years originated with him ; and tie respetifully cau tions them notrto be imposed upon by the servile imitation of oihers. - I , Th Patent Hair Spring for Ladies and . Gentlemen, together with all the various articles of taste tor ornamenting the head 1114 Y. be procUred at his Emporium, • WORTH WALLS. RON-I W, TO BE LETT Imitmliately, CAPITAL,MANSION-HOUSE,.completely Famil I , URN ISHE and fir fur the reception of a large , with Gardens#. Coach-houses Dog-k Stables y ; also an excellent Cokl-bath, eit i lier with or without 7z Acres of superior Land. Fron-Iw is delightfully situated in the Vale of Clwyd, four miles from the . cheap and plentiful Market of Denbigh, with a Daily Post. An unlimited right of Sheep Walk, and abounding with Game. Inquire of Edw. V. rownshend, 'run- I w, Denbigh. BIRMINGHAM FREE CHURCH. flinttinghain, THE COMMITTEE of Subscribers to the Plan of staLDING , a FREE CHURCH in Birmingham, take the liberty of proposing that-Platt to the Public Patron age :—ln the large and populous Town of Rinningliam, the • Lower Classes„ are at present,' in great measure, excluded front the Churches and:Chapels hy,the want of Accammo dation, and _are. Colnequattly deprived of the Mneas. and the Advantages of attending Di vine Service,' as 'Meniber s of the Church of England. • To the . Opulent; the Humane, and the . Religious, it will sullice bd.:fly to . suggest the various and alarming Evils resulting from th is circumstance ; not merely - in a- Local, but in National point of view. The ellas are, Schism, Indi'fference to the higheit Duties, Vio lation of the Satioa:l4,autt Depravity Of Morals ! 1 . 11 Committee, therefcre, ::re indliced to offer this Public Noticeof their Unclertalii;igiii they venture to assure them: selves, that many htnevarent and pious Persons, who may thus become informed of. their' De.:iign, will' gladly assist that in accomplishing a Work so expenOve And so important. Many (it is presumed, -though unconnected with the Place, 'will ,not ..be willing' to. pass by as Strangers, when an inte resting E)bjtit solicits their sUpport, on the united Pleas of a General Regard to the W.:114r: of Society, and the unlimited Influence of Cliristlan Charity ! - Donations will be thankfully received at the Bank ; of 'Messrs. Dickenson, Goodalls, and Co. (the Treasurers), in Birmingham a nd at Messrs. Wiikes, Dickenson, Goodall, and Dickenson, in the Poultry, London. This Day was publiitted, Third Edition, 12mo. price 3s sewed, or 3s. 6d. bound, • T' ETTERS from the late Rev. WILLIAM RO. MAINE, M.A. (Redor of St. Andrew Wardrobe, and sr. Anne, Blackfriars, and . Ledurer of St. Dunstan's in the ‘Vcst) to a Friend', on the most Important Subjeets,during. a Correspondence of twenty years. Published froin the Ort• ginal Mantiscriptr By the kir. THOMAS WILLS, A.B; Minister of Silver-street Chapel, mad formerly of Magdalen Hail, Oxford. " His Letters are weigl.ty and powerful."-2 Cal. X. -141. Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. ao, Paternoster-Row. Where may be had,. T. The Rev. John Ryland'. Address to the Ingenuous Youth of Great I.iritain t together with a Body of Divinity in Miniature, with a Portrait of the Author, price zA. boards: 2, By the same Author, Seled Essays on the Moral Vir tues', and Genius, Science, and. Taste, price tr.:6d. boards. 3. The Key; G. G. Seraggs's Instructive Seledions, Re ligious, Moral, Literary, anti Bntettaiitingt. Z YOl3. tuna. Bs. boards. • On the ist of February was published,- price One Shilling, To he cootinued Monthly ) NUMBER XIII. (Being the First Number of Volume 11. New Serieo THE MOISITHLY EPITOME ; or, Re:II:led their own Reviewed : containing, anion' , others, in. tereiting Extracts trout th e following recent Publications' ; Miss Hay's Female Biography ; Annals of . Ithilosnphy,' for : New Annual Register, iSc Mooriana, or Selections from the Works of Dr.- Moore; Giithrie's Tour. through Crimca ; tandpre's Voyage in the lodian Ocean. The rapid increase in the Sale 'Or the preceding Nurnberg, strongly evinces the utility of •Or shove Work, which the roprietors will endeavour to make still ,arc useful, by giving one of the inost•co;trect Monthly Catalogue s,of alLthe New Puhlicatiotk, Foreign sod Domestic, and at theend of each V o lumewill be givn'an Alphabetical List of all toe Books mentiosed, in the Volume, forming the plus; 4:olllpicte article of the kind ever publisimi. London :' l'rioted for .the'Proptietors i and sold by T. Osten, No. 3, Ave- Marialane, Patermiter 7 row ; (_ lark, New Bond -street; and - Willi:in*, Staticiners'court. Where may be had, Complete Sets, alit:Ay published in Sit Volumes, neatly 'half-bound in . red) for al.. 135.• • • T•O TEACHERS AND OTHER This Day was pubh-thed,, in l vul, rzao, price 3s. boand, An entire 1. w Work, ARITHMETIC, adapted to dikeient Classes of - Leartlers, _but 'more 'particularly to, the use of Inge, Schools ; in Three Parts, arranged in -a new Manny, . • enlivened- with numerous original on ince.:. Subjects with an Appendix, i;ontaiinitg Jour Hasse.i capitulatory . Cxereiscs, 11y.ROBERT GOODA.RE,' • Master of a Setuinary in Nottingtum. • 11 4 1 , The principal objeaofthe Author has tb render the :Study or: Arithmetic - more entertaining ;o Youth ; to il lustrate in the fullest manner these parts which arc of indis pensable use in Commercial Concerns; to treat each part ac. cording to iticomparative utility, and to furnish such sub, jctts as Will enable Youth on leaving - School, to turn Refit Masters sand rules to real prattice without difficulty, P,e speding the uteri's of this Plan, and the eaecution (Wit, it is nut the Author's province to determine; .hc cheerfuily / nits it t o the opinion of the PUblie.' The WOrk is neatly and corre:Aiy printed upon good vellum/ paper, which renders it a tit Companion to the valuable Pieces of Lindley ?Our ray.—A good Allowance is made to Schofils ; ant/ • any re spectable Teacher *rho wishes to peruse the Work,. may have a Copy for that purpose gratis, by applying at the Pub. fisher's. By the same Author may be had a Set of Arithmetical Ta. hies, -the neatest and most correzt ever printed, fociss:ap 4to. whith contains a good o.ll4iYilik OF the Arithmetic. !' r cc zd. each.' '.• London : Print e d for and sold by Thomas Ostcli, No, 3, Patirnorter•rowv. A , VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE it 11.1), RV AUCTION, . • At.the Bell Inn, Gloucester,. on Saturd a y. the z6th Day of February inst. between the Hours of Three and Six the - 'Afternoon (subje:k.tti such -Conditions as will b: then pro duced), • • • () NE UNDIVIDED FIFTH PART of and in \:.f. th.it very valuable and highly improvable PropertY, called PAUNT I."E COL)RT Es•I'ATEt consistingof the MANOR or LORDSHIP. °IPA uwri. E Y, in the, County of Gloncester, with ihe several Rights, Royalties, Wastes, Profits, and: Privil,:ges• thereto belonging and several in-. closed and good-sized Firms, with convenient - Dwellipg Houses, Barns, -St4bles, Sheds, and Out-buildings at tac h e d thereto; and upwards of EIGHT FILT,N D RED and TwEN. Ty ACRES of very useful Arable, Meadow, Pasture and, Orchard Land, lett to resPeelable Tenants '; and:THRL E HUNDRED and THIRTEEN ACRES of CopPice and Wood-Land in hand, wall stocked with thriving • Timber Trees of great Promise and Value. A small part of the Vte inkes are held on Lease; for ancient Lives, with -proper Co venants for the Repair of Buildings and Management of Estate,. The Estate is situate. two miles from Newent, eight miles froni Ledhury, nine miles from Tewkesbury, and tWelve miles from GloneeSter, in a Most fertile and romantic:oAm try, and _ltossessing, great capability of improvement ; and the .Timber being intended to be sold in the same' Lot with the Estate, makes it a very desirable and advantageous specula tion. - • To view the Premise o, apply to Mr. Rich4rti Loveridv, the'reilant, at Pauntley C:01.111 . ; and for further particul:r:, to 'Weitsborti, near Stratforr.l - on Avon; Messrs. Fludion, Wellingllorongh,.,Nurthainptonsltire; Messrs, F.lnca and llughes, Solieltorl, Warwick ; Mr. T. C. Ellis, Patii,::ll4Ei may 'bo tuid at Gvorg::'q CoMe4l o l)Si, Chancery-lane, Lomioa'; Bell inn, ioncester ; Grey lloutid, I Bar h.; Stork . A.'ayent.i. Birmingham; and Warwi4.4 Arms Inn, War.-ick. .NIAN CT OV, i. bt.S OTit F. Its olk,g-txl iu CONINIERCIAI, CONCERNS .I.ET - r WY AUCTION, IN ONE LqT, At Cearge lint, in I.)elay, on the tirbt Mcindaj in :0:41....11 •withant tlt Ilachinery throwing Silk, and‘witit or N.',:ianit the far thz term. at Sixty .yearsctca o , T! front 12 , :4; . • r 'F Siti),rantial Buildings well . of the DERBY SILK MILLS; op the river -Der.vent, and ac . ' ' wift, ay a Silk M;inuialory...... .• tisel by Me6srs. Brown and • Machinery, in the'Pt •c r Building(, ip • for throwhy, :1,.. . ti,' - ; ; Hied trorn the river 1.), - ..srwe:tt, • , (;r(iur.(l Floor 26 Witi4 , . riNn rloor4 23 Win dows ; is ;& va,..tts in I . 'llO I yards in bri.:Adth; the tt,u , i;, ; has ur t each of the uppa itvries rol i i , St )arch ili length, StilitZlPOUT Cifilt yards il, :yr , . Messrs. 8r0,.--, s' inneaßary, worked by W.iter sopplirri twin the arrr......! three stt.or:Lts tit he - t t :ht, a 7 yards in length and abo,ll in breadth, and tiai a proportion able introber of • ..' . Ti .....:tvertibh!'in any nianufaatirtng pur pose; ann.t I iei r vo•cat t t Jica iocal - adv:intagei c.T.ti Ile them tothe noriee.ht the,ConiimrciAl.Worlai. ' , TheV 4re iituattm on ,tit ilver ocrweht, Uhl acijoin the Derby whih With the in , ;ighboutrihg Cotheries. ' - • • Tlw Town aryl Neighbourhood 9 f Derby are populous, and abound vigil uwrals 0.1 . every de.A. liPtion• The Paunisz:, ithi ) be VICWViI 430 run her particulars had on `applkation r 4 Nil-. 'Ward, 't'own Clerk of 'Derby. Derby, Sept, 21,