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VVi ICNVVErr, beg Leave to acquaint their Friends, and the Public in general, that (having now no -'con. ern in the Vocal Concerts) they intend, establishing a single ANNUAL VOCAL CONCERT on which - occa sion they take the • Liberty of soliciting their, Patronage. Several NEW GLEES, Italian MANUSCRIPTS', andln strumentat Pieces, will be performed, and it is their deter mination to use their joint efforts to obtain every excellence that can be' procured, both in the Vocal' and Instrumental Departments. Their Concert this Year is fixed tor Monday the 9th of May nex t !, at Wiltlis'i Rooms. 'Tickets Half-a:-Guinea each. Father particulars will b: duly advertised. N0..6, Edward-street, Cavendish-square, January 24, 1503. This 'Day was published; price 3s. MHE VIN E INSPIRATION of the JEWISH SCRI,PTURES, : or OLD TESTAMENT, asserted by St.:Paul, 2 Timothii. 16. and Dr. Geddos's Reaso ns this, sense of his Words examined. ' ley ROBERT FINDLAY, D.D. Professor of Theology in the University at:Glasgow: Printed .for,T, Cadet' and W. Davies, _Strand. 7a)::107 t t, t 8 *,3 E PRINCIPAL OFFIL'ERS of Hi; 44/1)i ESTI": ORDtViINCE, , do berehy give :Vaice, that they will he rea..l . y, at their Office, in St. Margaret stfreet, Westminster, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of this instant :fai, nuary, to reevive Preposair from such Person; as . ritayhtwiltlug to undertake the Sup PO OR EIGN T I 411:8 ER; for the Service of the Ordnance Department in the Portsnioutis upon e: co ?tratl Three Years. Ternh and I:son:1;11,n., o! the contrao mv he seen upon al_ p.'leaticn at the Sec, rtav's (fee, in .St. Ilfare..? , er,trie v, t„ .:tete ,e Printed Lists of the rbticlet of Timber• to Le suppliedmpill be dot livered, any A. 5, bett4een the hours of Ten et. , d For, ceit'ierk, tut no Piro; asap can be.admitted after Satu!-day, the 29th of :,)r.tattolwy, For the USE of SCHOOLS And YOUNG PERSON'S:. Speedily will be published, In One large Volume oa a vo, with a selection of the most meful. Maps, e‘refolly copied Irma those in the larger Work, TO. . A N ABRIDGEMENT of Mr. PINKER_ N'S MODERN GEOGRAPHY; and Professor VINCE.'s ASTRONOMICAL INTRODUCTION. Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and r. N. Longman, and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row. , Or whom may he had, the Work at large, handsomely priy:ted in z large vols. 4to. with 111.1111 MUS Maps, drav , ,i with all the latest Improvements by Arrowsinith, and en. gra'veci oevk nittirter oy Lowry ttbrtning sty uni , , , rt.d. Mc- dirt 14e,41. 4a. in boardl,-, or, e n Ri.)y,-.A Pap; , r t w.lthearty iffpgARKMS Of the hates pri4.;Ai. 6.. ii beat-di;. • LOVE AND MAGIC.; Or, HARLEQUIN'S HOLIDAY. Harlequin; Mr BYRNE ; Magri, (the Magician)MP ; • Pantaloon, /Vlr. MALE; Scarainouch, Mr. GIBBON ; Gipsey King,- Mr. COLLINS ; Tycho, (the ..:sown) Mr. G 'UM A LDI ; Catunbine, Miss B. MENAGE; The Sprite Ms • Ursula, (the Dwarf') is TYR ; Little -1435, (the Ballad Singer; Mrs. BLAND. Thf: Vocal Principal Parts by M r . COOKE, Miss TYR L It, Miss MENAGE, Miss HICKS, Principal Dancers. Mr, BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE, S. • O n Wednesday The Miss Mer D OUG ry Wives LA of Windsor; sir john talst atl;''Mr. Palmer. On Friday, The Bewr's Opera. - • And on Saturday the 2.9 th, %vitt be produced a neW,Cortiedy, 411411- teat - both Sides. NEW MUSIC. This Ny was published. by W. Hodson,. No. 4S, High Holbbrn, and may be had of all the NLISI- sellers, ,‘ SET of Ten MISCELLANEOUS FUGUES, C - 1, with Two Introdtietlons and One Voluntary for the Organ or the Piano Forte. Three of these Fugues are coin petal by HANDEL ; three by lOSEPII DU'I'TENHOr. MI four, with the Voluntary, by the late celebrated 10H11.6 E USTI ANBA Ca; chiefly inter led ter the use of Organists, aid respedfully inscribed to J. WM. CAL COTT, Doctor in Music, by JOSEPH DLITTENHOV. R. Third Sett, price Gs. , • The Favourite Overture to the New Pantomtine of Harle quin Habeas,. now performing with unbounded applaux at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, composeu by j. Moore head, price 2.5. . . John Doe and Richard Roe, a favouriti Catch, sung hi Ditto, pricer 13. The tlop-pickers Glee, sung with universal applause in Ditto, price is. 6d. Three Overtures for small Concerts, or private Musical Parties, complete in the five following Parts, Two Violins, German Flute, Tenor, and Violincello, wit,. an, under dig may be added. at pleasure, for the Piano Forte, Violineello, or Bassoon, composed by J. Marsh, Esq. Op. ry, price Xs. Six Sonatas for the Piano Forte, withan Accompaniment .fora Flute or Violin,' composed in an easy style for Young Performers by (. Grimsilaw ? i )p. 2, priq 56. l eHark the distant VillagoPeal," 'a tavoorite Trio, in the Comic Opera .of St. l)avid's Day; arranged as . a Duet for Two Performers on the Piano Forte, composed by T. Att. wpud, price is. 6d. The favouritepopular Dance of the Chantruse, with two other 'admired Dances, composed and adapted for the Piano Forte by G. •Philpot, price is. 6d. Engraving, and speedily will be published, the Grand Opera Ballet of La Foire de batave, now performing with universal applause at the King's Theatre, coniposed by j. loon. . • By Order tf 'the Bvarl: IL. CRZW, Se:. . . On the 13th of February, viii be Tubllsilet Handsomely pliatt,-11 in•Quarta,!and enriched by nurrierous Engravings fotn the Drawing : :: of Pocock, and :rrt entice new set'Of Charts, by Arrowsinith, • (Dedicated, by permission, to His Royal Highness the Prince PROGRESS of MARITIME DISCO VERY, from' the carliLst Period' to' the Clbse of 'the Eibliteenth Century - . Volume the First. By, I.OIE.S.STANI ft CLARKE, F.A.S. Domestic Chaplain to 'in; Prince,a:;'3Vicar of Preston. - Printed tin , T. Cadell, arid W. Davies, Stfand.. ",, 41 This -Volum:: contains the, t.rogress of Discovery by the Phenicians, Greeks, Rommis, and Carthaginians ; and the Portuguese Discoveries from their Commencement in 144 to the Arrival ot'vGama on the Coast of Malabar, in 1499, and, in art Appendix, many curious and scarcel (acts relative to the Subject. The Work was undertaken under.the in mediate Sauttion of Earl Spencer and the Admiralty Board, 1 ' and it is the intention of thi.l Author to complete, the Whole, r.if possible, in Sik , Voluinet;Tdrining a comprehensive Sys_ tern of Hydrography, , k. p ~, Iruz razav4.v, . . anuerrj? t 3, ,•. rrtHE' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I/IS 41.1. • 711%S : TY's' ORDNANCE' do bere4 give . they lie.eal'y at tbe:r *Cr, it St. .Afargai Shea, irestininiter, , on 71, 7 DAY, the tit ;10. of PeAra.-vy • ovi.1:: P*Vwals Jrro such rerson,r as os,..iybe t.) px!.ekasees of about One norrand rout of CAI ,t , ;'OUNp'S tIQT, now ! 'ying in Pis est y'S /1:r: nat 11.7,.1- ct..ict , , in vs:int:l44 4 ; 1 1 nr..t 4i 51 than Fify . ;-2 f the Purebase 111,-dro to be 1..;!.t at the time the hat': ,r ciaded, and aremainder tube,' the S4ct shall 24 The .s'bor to he rentovii'd vs r for affeetke purb.oe d u 1 as, and the comity arre of it to be .i t TTILEATRE.Roym.„ COVENT-GARDEN. adVIORROW .EVENING, Jan. 2 .) 1803, will by plaornied, • • ' FAMILY . QUARRELS. • The Principal Characters by • Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. iVIUNDEN, Dir,BEVER LY Mr EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, 'Mr. SI.‘.IMONS. and Mr. IN CLE W)N ; Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. ST. LEGER , Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mt.isWADDY, And Mrs. "NtILLS. • WITH ' • By Order of the Bawd, R. 17. CR E,ll. Ser. • - This Do was published,' In Three large Volumes 04Livo price rl us. 6d inboards, HARLEQUIN'i HABEAS ; • at, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal Pantomime Charaders. Harlequin, Nlr. BOLOGNA, jun. Padio,k, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Tohri Quan, Master AG E I 3 Doe, h the r e t o COlumbine. ME.N L. Mr. 0 LOGNA ; Richard Roe, Columbine's Lover, Mr. KLAN ERT Lounger, Mr. K ING ; Columbine (daughter to folio Doe), Mrs. WYBROW ; Genius of F.nchantmeni t Mr. DARLEY. family Quarrels will be performed on Thur s d a y and . torday, with the new Pantomime. On Wednesday, Delayg. and. Blunders, with the new Pan.. tomime. On Friday, The Man of the World ; to which Night kit fixed for the Season. With the'new Pantomime. A Young Gentleman will, on Wednesday the sd of Febru ary, perform the Character of Hamlet, for the first time. • SHIP OWNtRS. A GRNERAL MEETJNG (If SHIP OWNERS be:J*4 4 , 41 1 7 4P4Iriy the rst Day of February next at the Lond on Tavern, BiShopsicate-street. Twelve e'Clock at Noon., to take' into consideration several Matters of great importance to the Shipping Interest, and in parti cu . Par, such t urther keamires which it may be necessary to adopt to give edit - I to the several Appli cations to Parliament for the Repeal of the Duties on the Tonnage of Ships, and e Oil anci Skin s the Prodtte or the British Tisheries. The chai r will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. By Order, • NAT, ATCHESON, Secretary. London, Jan. ze, A CARD. To the NOBILITY and G ENT KY of considerable LAND ED N kOPERTY. A GENTLtMAN who ha s recei ve d a lib era l 1. Education, and is of most respeaable Connexions, Would wish upon liberal Terms ti undertake the Manage,' fient and General Superintendance of an Estate in an part 0101.6 United Kingdoms, as LAND STEWARD and RE- ChtVEK of RENTS. Security . will be giveni and P rde-. l eoce:tor Cha rac t er an d 'Connexion. • It is requested ett)alt aloru will ,ipply, as no applicati on f rom Agents or °t I `` to. Or the Advertiser would be glad to tie' iioextonslye Farm, which he would managq in the r4o3t al' raver! manner. Li tter t kaddressvtl (post-paidl to A. Z, at the Office of this will be duly attended to. KITCHEN .14.ANG}..g and SMOKE JACKS, - t ' By the King's, Patent. .PROSSER returns Thanks fur the great En. , • counigement received for his Patent Smoke jacks, vviiieh he. has much improved ; and liketvise construded I kitchen Range, whkh tor simplicity and utility in Baking,. " Q 9ilillX, and-Steaming, far exceeds any yet introduced, as appearon the slightest inspeaion. A .41, C4ution.—As severa l I ronmongers impose din the Pub ,c iiifri n g ement d ef i cient in every respect, and continually °4t t order. j. P. begs leave to remind the Public bid lacks t1',1 , 11 the smallest Chinmey several years the first sup. •,7 ''l oil, whi c h rnay be replenished from the the outside by c.b 4 ,o w ng a scre w , thereby avoiding the attend a nce of a S m i t h eep, and will roast with or without Spit s , a n d aro of "P L tin repair by the Pa‘tentge zs. ed. per year, in any p ar t odon. *** Re careful to dired Orden to No. , Back-hill' Hat'' 10 n.g.ardrn. , 7 ,N o con nex i on With any others Shop. in London. - A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES'CATE. , T SOLD BY AUCTION . At the Bell Inn, O G BE toticestvr, un S'‘lturitav the , 2,6t1i Day of February -I le v -t, .'etWeeo tile Ho rs of Three and Six in the (subject to,such Luhd u itions as will be then pro, - Afternoon NE UNDIVIDED FIFTH PART of and in tied4ll. that very val ua bl e and highly improvable Property, a f PAUNTLEY COURT EST ,TE ; consng of the R or LORD SIIIP of L' AU N Tl, EV ; in the COutity • rt Gloucester, with he' several Pitghts Roydlties• Waste 4 Clnofits, and Privileges thereto ; anti several in.: fits, n 'good-sized Farms, . belongingint I)wei hos 0.,' 1141 3, Barns, Sables, Sheds, and Out-buildings atta4lietl 4.,•!et0, tid up wards of al oiv 11 UNDRE and T WEN g Y It ES of very useful Arable, Meadow, Pasture kind t i lchori l Land, lett r o respeilable - Tenants ; ' acid TH - RE E V i4 LIN DR E arid. Ttitairvlitsl ACRE'S Vv„ i n hand, well • stocked with thriving 'flornher littf,ees of gr eat Promle and Value: • A small part of the Pre ,t are held nil L. ices for' - atielent Livos, Avith pr}pet "Ziints for the Repair onflaildings and Managernei it or r:steo. rfn r y t 44-situate two mile, *LP O Newent, eight 1 P . 4 6 . 5: trifles-L etibul y ., nine Iniles from Tewkesbury, and tw‘lke il- 6.olll !Qieucester, in a' m ost T err i le an d romantic PO3SesSing&rea capability ofimpravement ; And Oc: I'staze nein* nitended to be sold in the.,saine I,ot with the tnaltesit a -very desirable and advantag,eous specula tion. th e view the Premises, apply. to Mr.. Richard , LoVericlge, to Alr ;reliant, 'ar Pauntley Court ; and tOr further particolars, ktnes Wellborn, near Stratford •on Avon ; Arles'srs• ti vu t suut swicitor„ weilingborougli, NorthainptoniNrel t:2l:.' r s• James aid Hughes, Solicitor:;,' Warwick; T. . 1 14, Brick -court 'remple, London. t4-rinteJ-.1 Particulars may -be had at Georges vurn Looden ; Bell I nu, Gloucesteri )lAtit - StDric Tavoni, Lica4Qgliara; • 414 v‘l46vc k lls Inn, %trivia; CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT. • This Day was published, 7 , Elegantly printed in 4to. Price Two Guineas in boards, 4 ** few Copies on tine Royal Paper, with early impreS sions of the Plates, Price Three Guineas, (Dedicated by perinission to Earl CaA V 4 rllustrated with a large and accurate Plan of Valetta .in the Island of Malta, its Harbours, Fortifications, and Depen dencies ; View of Port Manu e l an d Porteof Marsaninscet, with Fort "cigne ; View of Fort Ricasoli, the City of Valetta, and part of Creole; Vita of Ricasoli, the Castle of St. Angelo, Bur Meta, and the Point of Isola View of. Valetta, and the Poititications: on the Mesamuscet Side of the City from Point St. Elmo; View of the Fortifications and the Entralice • Valetta from the Floriana Side; View of the City of Valetta, with Part of the Grand Harbour; View of Cadiz as it appeared front M3jcsty's.E . itip-Heaor on th e it h o f .o c t o h er ; F4l . et So;.indings in the by •Capt.-f.. Edmonds, It N ;; - • A JOURN.N.L. OF i:1-4 . 11 FORCES which sailed ( - 1. froth the Downs iti Apr,l .18 . 00 on a Secret Expedi tion, under the Comm an d . nt lklajur;General (now Lieut,.., General) PICOT, till thei r arr iV a l' i n Mi norca; a n d con tinued through all the.subsesuent Transactions otthe,Army tinder the Command of the Right Hon. General Sir RAI.PIi ABERCROMBY, K. B. inthe MEDITERRAMEAN anti EGYPT;. and the latter Operitions to the Surrender of Alexandria, and the complet e E vacu a t i on o f Egypt by the French, 'tinder the Ceminand• of Lieutenant:.Gettural:l.ord HuTeit tNsoN, K. B. with a partit..tlar'Account of Malta during the Tirste it was subject to the Britiiit Government, &e. . . 'Ety /E'NEAS ANDERSON, Lieut; 40th Reg. " Prhited tor I. Debrett, opp4te 'Burlington.. House, _ • "• Some curious ,and important . Documents and Details, respecting the Army that went from India to Egypt by the lied Sea, are here given, we believe for the first time to the Public'; the compliments paid to that Army are just and grateful; and the General orders of Sir James Baird, , aise particularly worthy of perusal. s ' Works of this nature it would seem a Waste and 'Wan tonness of criticism 'ter dwell on slight defeels and trivial errors: we shalt therefore conclude with recommending' Mr. Anderson's Volume to general attention; believing it to Ite, , as his Introduction assures us it is, " an authentic record of our Country's glory."—European Magazine', Nov: ra)z. ROOK' 'and STATIONARY. This D.ty Was puhltshed, Price tl. is. Vhe Third Editi - n of the HISTbRY 1 REBELLIONS in IRELAND, titim the arrival of the English ; with a particular de tail of that which broke out in IV, and an Account of thr Conspiracy which preceded it. By Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE, ant. Printed for John Stockdale, No. illz„ Piccadilly. Of whont, may be had, Edwards's History of the West I ndies • X. 2 2 lei PioZZi'S KeltroSpeZtion of 1800 Years . w 2 2.0 (.li6fOry of Switkllatal x 2 ' o Vancouvcr's-Voyage, 6 v 015... - 212 6 Aikin's History of MAnclicner, ittc. . 2 12 .6 Harlow's /Esop's Fatties, ttz rlates 2 2 o Scott's History at Dckkan - . 2 CiIII2,4IaOPS Maps. of Germany, 11:0. . • - 6 6 d State per during the War 7 q Grose's Antiquities of England and . Wales . to ra o Parliamentary. Register, 11.13 to Iti6i SS 2 , .0 Mr. STOCKDAI4 poticularly wishes to call the attention of the Public to iiis'STATIONARY, as he has now OM sale. the very-finest Writing Paper at is. per Quire plain, or is, ad. gilt', -much superior to ‘vlut was lately sold at Is. 4d. and Is. 6d. CLOUCESTERSHIK 4.. TO BE PEREMVTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By . Mesirs..HODSK INSON. and Co. At Carraway's . OoKc. house; Change.alley, . London, on Monday the 7th T day of Vehruary, 1303, in Sic Lots, "'MANOR of-PAINSWIcK, a truly desi. rabic Frt.ehold F.itate, consisting of a Capital Manor Farm' s aid nearly One Tnolisand different Copyhords ' within .„.the Tailings of Sheepscornhe, Edge, Spoonbed, and Strond Enil, extending over several 'Thousand Acres of Land, with Vines, Chief Items, Quit Rents, and lieriots. The Manor .Farnillousc, with requititeOieff‘vs of ices,i t s h .s e it b u ca at u. W ed ' on a healthy . spot, cornmandirig extensive v , O Vale of Painsivielt, lying excecclinglY Cgipila6l, iwthe centre of•no Acres of rich Arable, Pastore, and Ivlttidov Land, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water Nailing through, anti uniting in the same, very uorivov,iint • tor cretting Miils, with'excelleut Falls of Water, of from I 'to as. , Feet, and might be very: advantageously u se d for the' ..Manutaetory..carrying , on in the neighbourhood. And also Live several Parcels of Woodland, part inclosed, well stt.xlivd )vith Beech. OA, and Ash Trees, lying vithin did -Manor,- containingAilt Acres, the whole: of the estimated value of nearly 8071. y er annum: Mr. William ha) lis, of Painswick, chew the. Pre. mi , ", of whbriz' put. earl particulars may be haft ; of filessrs. Dlnn,,, -Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn s • anti of l'il‘lssrsc Ifothiklh r.on and. t3o: Surveyors, Arundel.street, Straztel, Lontiap, where a Plait of the „Estate may se sec*. ornamented with Scveh Engravings, THE WORKSof THOMAS CHATTERTON ; consisting of all the. Pieces contained krt•• Rowley's Poems, Chatterton's MiScelhnics, and the Supplement; with more than :it equal portion of new matter. 'Fite Addi.• titans eCIISiit of all Chatterton's scattered Pieces winch could he eolletted from the tiacrent perioclicul Publications with which he corresponthd ; of various Productions ascribed to Rowley or written ;by himself, which hive appeared in sun dry Works; and of the uopubliOwd - Pieces of both Rowley and Chatterton, which were in the possession of the late Dr. Glynn, Mr. Barrett, and Mt. Cgott. pkthese arc ad , led several original CornmpnieatiOns ilhast; Charader of Chatterton,. and to throw considerable lisht ou '1 he long-depending. Controversy. The whole pubh:Onal for the,Bertc:fit of Mrs. Nmton, Chatterton's Sts(er. Published by T. N. Longman and O. Paternoter.... raw. *,* •As the Address of some of the Subscrilw - . was not exactly knovvp, it is requieite4 that tha, I ,ot SD 1 them at ti rt;blisner's. • This Day was published, in team". 3s. 6;.!. bound, The Eighth Edition, with considerable Improvements,' of NGLISH GRAMMAR, adapted to the air .ferent Classes of Learners. With an Appendix, 'eon.. r a i n ing Rules and Observations,, .for assisting the more ad vanced StUdents to write with perspicuity and accuracy.' By LINDLEY MURRAY. The extraordinary and increasing demand for this Gram mar has induced the Author to give the Eighth Edition an, attentive7 , revisinn. This has produced many alteratiens of the language, and a number., at observation:lA-signed to il histrate thc,se rules and positinns whiehseemed to require it': and it-is hoped .that these variations and additions. will be folio& impravernents. • • ; Printed far Longman and Rees, and Darton and Harvey, London; and Wilson and Spence, York. Of whom ~say he had, Nev Editions of the following ;looks, by the saute Author : • ';. An Abridgment of L, Murray's Enzlish Grammar. Pride is. bound. • , English Exercises, adairted.to the Grammar lately pub. li:,ltcdby L. Murray zsv6d: bound. 3. Icet to the englisilliocoviscs.. t rice 25. bound. 14. introandion to the /Mgt isit. Reader; Of, a SCle , :tioil of Pieees in Prose and Poetry, calculated to improve the younger classes of learners, in tending; and to imbue their minds with the love of virtue. With Rules and Observations for assisting Children to read with propriety. Price 3s. betind. 5, The English Reader ; or, k'icecs in Prose awl Poetry, , selected Iron the best Writers. 45. bound. d. Sequel to the Engl;sn Reader; or, Elegant Seleaions in Prose and Poetry` 4s. hound. The Power of Reliitop on the Mind. :35. 6d. bound. The celebrated" Dr. Blair, late' Proktsor of 'Rhetoric and Lettr.7s; in the iloiyersity of Ed:111)114h, has given his' o pinion of the GrammAr and EXerVireo conjointly, in the following words:—" Ntr. Lindl4 Murray's Grammar, with thg Exercises'and the Key in a separate Volurne, I esti:tans a most excellent Performance. I think it superior to any work, of that nature we have yet had; and'am persuaded that it, is, much; the hest Grammar of the English language extant. On' Syntax, in particular, he has shewn wouerfril degree of acuteness and prieciion, in tisceriaining the propriety of languag,e, and' in rectifying thenumb'eriess errors which' Writers are apt to cOololat Most useful these Book'c'mlist' certa!nly be to all who are applying, themselves to the arts of composition?' • ' This Day.was published, in 3 vols. Priee 13s. 6d. in boards, ,)DON RA PH AE 'L;' or - ROMANCE, by G. WALKER, Author of the Three Spaniards, &c. Nov, on my soul. what an .outrag'd heart Like yours should wish 1 should, by 11%.0 , 'n, esteem it Nio)t exquisite reyenge I TA NORiD. London; Printed for 'G. Walker, bookseller and 'innslc. seller, Np. Great Portland-Oreer ;'ind FL urat, Paternosler-row of whom may be had, Tne a vnis. 71'iw"ffire6 Spaniards; 3 -vols. Poems by le„, , , . , < PULMONARY CONSUNWrioN. • - - BSERVATIONS on PUL vTON A ICY CON. SU NI I'llol4 ; or, an' Eliaty or the Liehm c~is i -CfallSkit:lo4 both as an AlitliCllt utidzi, Nied;ci.ke in that Di:water. Ity 1. •REGNAITY.T, Late Physician to the Military 11 , )vitals and Armies of Prince, &-.. Oel4vo, illustrated by a Coloured Plate. Printed forthe. Author, No. i 3, Duke- tJr:et, Minches.: t.r-sgtiarel 'sold ‘by t, Matt Co. Solio-squaie C al- C.rown-court and Cu,x in the I.lOrotrAlt. Plic i e ' Ol Tice P Lin recommended by Dr. R. will geridrally be found beneficial. it is not," however, to theoretical reason- Mg that he seetris desirous or tippFakingt he gives , 'the history of many eit:;CS Stiedal i :40 •4t to introduce a , much variety as possible. 'They aOPb4-• to us 144'; arid'siveral at them scan suffi;ituuly ciesyptit to Ave the Plan a lull tri.d. We are convinced that his, method never (.•n jnjure city Patient and we believe that It Avail aiiiiiy/f afford relict', coal whim it earatot tali a Curt.''—Extraa team the N.itdieal iid Fbvsi. cal fourrial, Nov, r, dia. ;NO, XL'" . This nay is published, price 39 6d...bound, ' Elegantly . printed oh a Pearl Letter, and hot-prebsed.; mak-. mg a neat Packet Vohnue, in brOct'cnd, Tli:t Fourteen/ft Edition, ji • OINSON's 1)1C] fONARY - or the. ENGLISH: j LANGUAGE, in MINIATURE'. • To which are added,' ' An'Alphabetleat Account of the Heathen DeitieS ; n 1.4 t of the Cities, and N.1,4.1tet Towns hi . E.nglaild and Wales ; a cOpious Chronoloi;y ; and a concise Epitome of" the` most rerligkablo Events during the French Rowlution. By the Rev. (USEPH HAMILTOM,' M. A. -Master of the A4adtany at Hemel Herosted, Printed for Longman and Rees, No. r39 ,'Paternoater-rosy; ; J. Johnson, C. 111111 Robinson, W. 1. and Richardson, nal:iwin, r. and C. Rivington J. IVl4tthetv.3, Citthelt. and Martin, Walker, Lowniils Scatcherd, ti. D. Syrnondi, wiikie, J. stocketHir, 'IV . . Clarke- anit Son, Vernor and Hood, Bagster, C.idell and I). viei, Wynn and Scholey., J. and it.. Arch, kluxray anti Highley, T. nUtit, itirditlg, J, Mawinan, and Black and Parry, ADAMS's SOLVENT for th,: STONE mil GRAVEL. To Mr. PERRY. SIR, IT. cvereP a i r 4 . the Stone li.ts kir me these sever 4 3oloeeks, and that the supply a Medicine I i.ow send for is to •be used only se a Prcveutiv,..,%' But having received such powerful and , speedy relieffrom a dreadful Disorder generally deemed in. curable, 1 not only consent that my Cute should putdish. fished, but recommend it to be done for the benefit of other* who 4nay . be ailiided as I have tien. I remain, Sir, with greet respeia, Your sincere Friend (20XE ,FF. , ‘PY Bluntisliam, near St. Ives, L'ainbridgeJiire. The Solvent is' sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Sur. geon, No. 9, Southampton -street, Bloomsbury-square, in Bottles of 45. 6d. r tip. and ti. 2s. Stamps included For an at:count of the Cures of the confirmed Sane in • ••• ••• Kidneys and Bladder, after long and fruitless of Snap, Mtpli,ic, and Suda Waters, As Testified by Mr. Punning,' Mr. tiell, and other eminent "Surgeons, see " ort the' Stone," lericas As. sold by Murray and /Wiley, Flect.streo ; which 1 redtiSe contains the ierna)}cable 'Cases of Lord Vl4. count Sackyille, lady Littleton, Sir Edward . f:matottbuti, Bart. and many otlier3 equally extraordinary. N.. 8. The Son of E. ShipAern, sq. Mayor of Deal, and the key. Mr. Molineux, of Garbotdishatn. Norfolk; are aluong the reeently cured of the confirmed Stone by this in.; comparable Solvent.. LIGNUM's ANTISCORBOI:C DROPi, V IE following rein:likable and. well autlienticirto Cure has been recently communicatod by M. Ricif ; su n Fetrand, Chemist and.Draggist, in Stockton-upon-T.2-4 to Mr. Ligr►uttt, surgeon, in N.faucliester, who Likes earliest opportunity of laying . it before the Nuhlle , in order that those labouring under similar complaints ittay litrarY where to find relief, and be contorted under such heavy af.. tiittions. THE CASE. " A boy about twelve years of Age, son of Mr. Geotrt Scotson, a Gentleman of respeelabillty. at Ilishopton, twar . Stockton-upott..Tees, in the County of Durham, Wet, brt,(4ot, to Mr. Ferranti, Druggist,. in Stockton, about three years ago, and was then a dreadful spectacle ; his imk and chaps were full of holes, having every appearance uf a Cbtlfittftei phuld, or evil ; and from the noxious smelt, of the hm metal-de. uleers, and want of rest, occasioned by the cn , itiriudl pain, his was renstered burtlien to trim. .Nll% 1‘ t2r, and str(mgly reeoramendoct Mr, I..ir,tatun's Royal Anti4corbittic:, Drops. Time boy, iwooniequence, cnterva upon a couf•so of• them, and bet Ore ,he had finished six bottles, his health w.t3 restored, aleep became natural, anti all the ulcers healed and die.apiyawd. Mi. 1 , ,;1•10b.1 him to take a bottle in spring antlauturiLi t to prevent any J ettaill, so that in tire whole he has taken nine - bottles, and i, fitthir, ‘‘riate to Mr. Ferranti cure • was 011;.tded, ,ittit Cry : , 1. • t* a!, f,i',lowb!: My son, *..ts take!.:..,. ' 140 0 , his rather a• rat •:. „ c:onsequenoe. which, Lii .1 4, ,„. I , . fi; scotsotr, itine imrier the •,t,rrisott Ferrand s Druggist* in Stockton, 011,: , ...lifted to vend N.tr. Lig4 , nurn's.Rciyai D,for f::: . tain . (itsease, with, Ottt. the kn.at %.11.' ,h, „: y if..'straitit Ot i.tiOt, or hirt:iratice of I,)‘ other 111,...a.ti0ds lta, failed.. (11. A 13(), totlCld a sovereign retne3y for snirre , ,ts, .tu•• .. l; of t.ll. ficc ;tiad hqwev4T , t or Jri,,..ru,i rt rertnatt et the no.' , . . , v, tt nity naturol Sold, , ; , . : to onus,. They . : '? 1 , at inun's . ,.; at Ilo'AP. ,- 1 at. . • . , ~ • • and recd, i i by 0 • •• • • • ,•' • : •• . , , , ...tts,L;et tintkby t - .;:ntc. , ,1,; T own i z 0.31