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I is:ALw: id 1' Fet 4;AM S Elf # ' o i '' ' .. :t 'e• )* ? ? ;4' . , - 45 4 41:% , • .'",. N • .., V 3 ' 1 14 4 - • • - 0 ~' I NO 2 t.• N —mt- --- -::-. - - 11) ~.i '-. .„ .1,-*- ; :i i 3 id:9 1 ; 4 71P CI -'--,- 't it b ra 4: / /I, , , , 1 *, N %,,. • 19'.1/111 J{ ,~ THE }UMBER 3279.1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1803. [PRICE ST • v. 1. • • THF.ATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW .EVENING, March A 4, 1803. will be presented a new Comedy, in Five Ads; called THE HERO OF. TILE NORTH. To the NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, FREE HOLDERS, and other INHABITANTS of the. COUN. TY PALATINE of LANCASTER. STATE.I.OTTERY OFFICE, No. 26, CORNHILL. M SESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. acquaint their - Friends and the Public ' that the ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing NEXT MON WIN' WEEK, April 4th. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six teenrh:., are now selling in great variety of Numbers, and at the lowest prices. N. B. Prizes paid on demand. This - Daywenr,published, elegantly printed in Price 6s. in boards, HAVING received a ,REQUISITION from a respe6table number of Gentlemen, to convene a E. NERAL COUNTY MEETING, for the purpose of taAng into consideration an - ADDRESS to HIS MAI ESTY, on his late Providential Escape from a dangerous Conspiracy formed against his Person and Government, I do hereby ap point such Meeting to be held at GARTH's, the BLACK BULL INN at PRESTON, on Thursdax the 31st day of March instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at which place and time I request your attendance. ISAAC BLACKBURN E, Sheriff. Preston, March IS, 1803. RIENDLY •ADIVIONITIONtS to PARENT F and dr-, Female Sex, in Ae.neral; with, Reftedious o Moral and Religious Sultetts, intended for the Benefit of th. Rising Generation. lay CHARL'OTTE BAD,GER, Late Charlotte Wainwright. Printedfor - T. Cadell and W . Davies, Strand. With new Scenery, DreSses, and Decorations. The Overture and the Music composed and seleded by Mr. KiLLY. The Charaders by Mr. POPE, Mr. - WROUGHTON, • Mr. KELLY, . " Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, , . Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. GIBBON'S, Mr. 'CIPRIANI, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Miss MENAGE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER. WITH D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, Stock -1. A.. Brokers, respeafullV acquaint the Public;- that the State-Lottery commences brawing on the 4th oiliest Month, April. SCHEME. All the Prizes to be drawn from the Wheel. 4 of 10,000 is k .Bo,eon 3 -- 10,009 30,000 . 3 5,0n0 15000 3 ----- 2,000 6,000 1,000 5 0 ,00 -- 100 3,000 50 3,000 20 250000 This Day were published, prim 4s. RESEARCHESinto the Mt.OP6:I?. t SPRING - WATER, with Medical • trated by Cases, against the us .of Lead in me C.,.1..r; of Pumps, Waterpipes, Cisterns, SN By W. lAMBE, M.D.: Late Fellow of St. lohn's College, Canib l Printed fur 1. Johnson, in St Paul's Chin THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D. Miss Lucy, Mrs. I OR DAN. Mr. Cooper was on Monday night received with the greatest applause, in the Charaaer of Richard the Third. On Saturday, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him, with A House to be Sold. (0 - The Public are most respeafully informed, that the Tragedy of Pizarro is in preparat►on, and will be produced on Monday the zSth instant: A T a COURT of ASSISTANTS of the Hon. 1-1.. ARTILLERY COMPANY, held at the Armory House, on. Wednesday, 16th March, 1803, present, • Colonel PAUL LE MESURI ER, in the Chair; This Day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, Pricv 7.:. 6d, b.);lr QERMONS on VARiOUS 6.3 By SAMUEL STANHOPE SNII TH, Li. D. President of the College of New lersey, Arrorio Major Richard Hooper, Messrs. Thomas Mawdsley, Capt. W. C. Clarkson, Robert Hulme, jun. ------john Taylor, William Row, John Bacon, . Stephen Ellis, Lieut. Thomas Lane, Joseph Reid, -- ohniennings, i . E. Heyman, —.. osiall Cocke, 2. _Bagleinann, —r--lames Ansted,. iVilliam Bowers. Serjeant-Major R. W. liemanS, Resolved Unaniniouly, • ~ That this Court deeM it their DUTY at this IMPORT ANT C kISIS, to invite their FELLOW-CITIZENS to join this VOLUNTEER CORPS; and that this Court are ready to re6eive as Members of the Hon. Artillery Companyo every Gentleman who is well afreded to HIS MAI ESTY and the CONSTITUTION. 12,500 . 4.4kp00 Tickets. C. 39 2 , 000 'l l se Tickets and Shares are on Sale, at the Corner of Bank,Buiklings, CornhLll, and "facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ' London, the Licensed State Lottery Offices of Richardson, Coodluck and Co. These Sermons were Iransmitred by' the: Author, witii view . of ascernining how far his mode of thinkni7, ing'rnlght bisvceptabisi-to the people 'ot the tiiiiteri King. dams of Great Britain. Having been in;, etted tWo-cau , rient,Diviries,' who regard them as.rhe horst of oratory, as well as the strongest inchements tine gion and Morality, this Volume is submitted to the criterion of general sentiment. Printed for J. Mawman, Successor to Mr. Dilly, in the Poultry.' • Sermons chiefly intend:ll to promote Faith, , Hope Charity. By V. Knox, D. D. ,Third Edition: l'Arge‘ Ottani. 6s. boards. I , 4I , ATRE , RIWAL,COVENT-GARDE T O -MORROW EVENING, March 24, 1803, ' will be performed; JOHN BULL ; ($, AN ENGLISHMAN's , With, New penes alid Dresses. The Principal Charaders by , Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mr. H. lOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. r.MERY, Mr. WADDY, , . Mrs. GIBBS - , Mrs. DAVENPORT, And Mrs; H. JOHNSTON. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. Witka Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. lOHNSTONE. WITS No. 149, OXFORD-STREET,opposite BOND-STREET, And No. 44, St. JAMES ' s-STREET. • HODGES and Co. S 104- BROKERS, respeft. fully acquaint the Nobility and Public that the TICKETS and stIARES of the present 'GRAND STATE LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Licensed.ollices, in great, variety, and at the lowest Prices. In th; late Lotteries the following . capital Prizes were Sold, Shared, and Registered at the above Offices, viz. No. Prize of No. Prize of 29,467 - 4:.20,000 2,681 . ,C.ln t ood 1 5,705 , - 20,000 30,333 - .5,0c , 0 12,660 . 20000 28,898 - ' 5,00 n 24,787 . 10,000 18,060 - copoo 7,121 " . lo,coo 36,030 -' ' 1,000 N. B. Thi s Lottery will commence Drawing the 4 th of next Month, 'and contains 4 Prizes of 2 , ,,c001. 3 of to,oeol. 3 of 5,0001. 3 of 2,0001.5 of r t oool. and other Prizes, amount ing to 392,0001. CZ Prizes paid on demand. All such Gentlemen as are willing to become Members, are desired to apply to any . of the Officers of the Hon. Artil lery Company, or to the Secretary. . By Order of the Court, -` WILLIAM WHITE, Sec. No. IS, Artillery-place, Finsbury-square. •AN ENGLISH ANIi DUTCH . DItTIONAR.Y. This Day was , published, in One largeVolutne, 4vo. price • 125: - bound, NEW and COMI'LI DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH and DUTCH LANGUAGVS To'' which is added, A. Vocabulary of Proper Names, Geographi • cal, Historical, Asc. iit Two Parts, t. ; 2. Dutch . and English. Cur/11111w from tn.-. Qua to Di tionary otWilliam Sewell, and containing not only all the Words to be found in that Dietionary, but also numerous and important Additions, collected tnnn the ue.st Dicc.uttailcs. and . Authors in both Languages; shewing, in Partkular, the Preterits and Participles of all the Verbs, as well in English as Dutch ; with the Genders of .the Dutch SubstatlilVeh , and their Dithinutives ; incLuding also in tit: Second Part, all such Foreign words of general Use, as have - been with the Mit& ; .and which have never bctine appcarod in any Dictionary of that Language. - By SAMUEL HULL ‘VILCOCKE. London : Printed for Mawtnan, in the Poultry, and the rest of the Proprietors. THE INTRIGUING CHAMBERMAID. Drunken Colonel, Mr: KNIGHT ; Goodall, Mr.- DAkVEN PORT ; Oldcaptle, Mr. EME RY ; Valentine, Mr. CLAREMONT. - And Lottice, Mrp. MATTOCKS. The new Comedy of john Bull will be performed on Saturday next ; and on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday next week, when the Theatre will close till- the the Easter Holidays. In consequence of the too strongeffeas produced up.m the feelings of part of the /.udience last Ni ght, by the new atollo-Drama, the Author has withdr awn it. ROYAL EXCHANGL,ASSURANCE.OFFICE, March, 1803. PERSONS Whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th inst. are hereby informed, that .Receipts arc now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over, the Royal Exchange and in Mall, as well as by their re. spa - live Agents i►► the several Counties ; and the Parties as. sured are requested lo apply for the renewal of ti o r Policies on,or before the gth of April next, as the usual Fifteen Pays allowai for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy will then expire. _ _ _ _ . _ TILE I'IC NIC WEEKLY PAPER, TAKEN in by all thr Nobility and Gentry, is printed and published every Saturday Morning, by Mr. Exton, No. 87, Great Portland-street ; sold also by Messrs. Brown and Scripps, South Moulton.street; and Mr. Cle ment, 116.40 i, Strand. Country Venders will have the same Allowance as att'orded to the Newsmen in Town. • , - SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec. • fgr Attendance is given, daily, at die said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, 'Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, Ibr while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Amin un, Lives. At WI LL I S's ROOMS, King-Street, St. James's-Square, i rrHE Celebrited VAL will This Evening per. 1 form his wonderful and astonishing EXPERIMENTS. To begin at Eight o'Clock. Tickets 7s. the Front Places, and 55. the others. Residence, No. 27, Leicester-Square. N,. B. f'olicies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up wards, are issued tree of expenee to the Assured. A Matchless Collation of UNIQUE and SUPERB GEMS, JEWELS, &c. 1 1 \ A R. PHILLIPS respedluily apprises the Nobi. lity and Gentry, that on Monday, April 4, and Three following Days, will be submitted, without reserve, to their protection, by Public AuCtion, at his Great Room, No. 6 7, New loud-street, a CASK ET of magnificent JEWELS, and asseinblage of rare and valuable, antique end modern GEMS, matchless, as spiinetis of arts, and unique in point of natural 'beauties and possessions, and which have mate rially contributed to aid tne superior talents so successfully exerted in the sculpture of the Cameos and Intaglios. Also, a Collettion of beautiful enamelled Portraits, by Petitot, Zinke, Boit, sec.. The Casket comprises twenty-live Rtngs,. formed of Briltiants, Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphires, Carbun cles, &c. of extraordinary siz e, beauty of colour and perte..;- t on , the genuine Property o f a GENTLEMAN, going to . reir ideinAo Country; This assemblage has been formed by seleitions, made wtth great taste and judgment, matured by au experience of twenty years, from many of the snosf cele brated Cabinets at Rome, and several parts of the Continent, during various tours, and at a very considerable expence. A more enlarged description of this Collection will be rendered, and the view notified in due time. March 14, 'Bo3, New Bond-street. TO THE FACULTY. • AYOUNG GENTLEMAN, perfealy quali. tied hi the dittioent Bunches of Surgery, Pharmacy, Dud Aliiis,vilery, wishes either to engage with any Gentleman whom it may snit in a littrtnership, or would give a Premium fora Fixture, adequate to its value. • - - - This Day was publislied,,in One Volume; 82M10. price 35. bd. bound,"the Tenth Edition of MENTORIA ;' or, THE YOUNG LAMES INSTRUCTOR; in. Familiar Conversations 04 Moral and Entertaining Subjeds ; C tleUlated to% improve young Minds in me essential as well as ornamental parts of Female Educatron. • Printed for 1. &lawman, No. 22, Poultry, London. O whom may be had, by the same A mum, - The Sequel to Mentoria • ' of the Young Ladies 1 nstrtultnr, in Familiar Conversations ()1 a Variety. of Interesting S,-b -jeets, in which are introdui.e.ti• Lectures on Astronorn‘: and Nat Ural ehilosophy, expressed in terms suited to the prehension of juvenile Readers, in i vol. •tzino. price 4s. bound. 66 This Ica very excellent little Book. It it exceedingly well written, and nothing seems to be omitted, which the 'system, intended to be illustrated, requires." British Critic, 1799. Letters, post paid, addressed to Y. Z. a t M r. M organ ' s, Printer, Lichfield, will be attended to. GRAND (UNCTION CANAL' COMPANY 11 . "HE commrrrEE of PROPRIETORS of 1. the said Company, desirous that alt Persons possessing optional Notts, in reapoil of the first Loan for carrying on and compleating the Warks of the Canal, may, if they think paper, avail themselves of the benefit to be -derived by con. vetting such Notes into Shares, dr parts of Shares, of the skint Stock of the said Company ; do hereby repeat their no. *ice, that unless the Possessors or Holders of such Notes de clare their option in writing at the. Company's Office, No. 1%, re Es,tx-street, in the St ran d, L on d on, on or before the zsth risy pi March inst. they will absolutely be precluded from the Benefit to be derived from such Option. Dated the .19th March, de;. GRAY and CHAPLIN, Cleiks to the Company. PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 1803. * PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. orf will ig DIREC FORS and COMMISSIONERS AI receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps and Globes in the City, and for keeping the s a m e , and the Furniture thereof, in good order, from the sst of September next, for one, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed upon. The Globes to have.a double Burner. Anti they are willing, if desired, to enter into one or more separate Contrail or Con. trads for the same. Proposals to be sent to this Office on ' or before the Ist of May next, sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of the Board, and indorsed" Proposals for Lighting," which will be opened in the piesence of the Proposer, or his Representative; at One o' Clock on the said Day, atter which Day ho Propo. sal will, ie received. ' Signed, by Order, W. J. HOMANS, Secretary. . _ • WANTS A PLACE, __ AYOUNG MAN, as Servant to a Single Gentleman wi th or without Horses ; can have an un deniable CharaCter from his last place, where he has lived two years i perfealy understands cleaning boots and leather breeches : no objection to goitigAbroad. Address, post paid; to R. W. at Mr. Wooding, grocer, corner of Park.street, Grosvenor-street. HAUNCH WOOD COLLIERY-, near NUN EA"! ON, in the COUNTY of WARWICK. THE SALE of the above Property is POST. PON El 3 from the 'agth match to the 7th of Apra, at the Hour and Place at: before advertised. IN.THE IrEN'T OF ANOTHER WAR. jinOHN BURGESS and SON t ak e t hi s early opportunity Of soliciting the favour s o f t h e i r F r i ends, the cersoffriis Majesty's Royal Navy and Army, whom they had the honour of fitting out during the late War. Storey% sup plicd by them, 'as before, fit tor Channel Se t . vice, or an y Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. StichPentimen as may please to honour them with th e i r C ommissions, may rely upo n . their attcntiOn, both to the qualify and packing of every article. ,Warehouse, No: 507, orner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London, • PARMASAN CHEESE. SST IMPORTED, a large quantity of extraor. . dinary fine Parma . san Cheese which, to the Curious it usArtiel e , w i ll b e found worth their attention ; also TI ITlone N eutiliatel and Chapzigcr Cheese, New Gorgona An.. tle4 tar Sandwiche's, White Frenelt Vinegar, l -French •Ca. errs and New French Olives. To be had at john urgess WarehoOse, No. 107, corner of-the Savoy' S tet's, Strand, London. •- • _ . „ F ASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN. PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and gentlemen. of any age, who have never learnt this ..Accompliali.; mem, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Shar-', r artt-street, Golden.squart, and No. to, Great Alie-street,, C° °dlnan's-fields. They are taught on a Plan partididarly calculated for those to whom-it is an object to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in•the first style ot fashion. F oreigners, Officers, and Country Residents, who may Wish to learn in 'a few days, may'Roard'and Lodge, privately, in the House, asid receive constant Instruction. • _ The Sel ec t W eekly Assemblies are every Monday, t h e islnd conducted by Mr. Taylor; none but Subscribers &d -m t d te - ; none 'but People of respectability 'can subscribe. Respeflable Scho o l s an d Families, if not distant irons Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditiont, and instructed in vcry elegant requisite'ot Modern DatiCitig. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY In the Strand, a n d i n C orn hil l, L ondon. THIS Office was esta bli s h e d i n , 1792, an d In sures the Lives of Persons desirous of securing inde pendency to their Families, or to provide for thern in any Way agreeable to the i r wishes; to riled which, an Annual Pre mium will be received for the payment of a gross Sum, or of an Annuity, to become due and payable at the decease of a Person insured, to hii Widow, Children, or other Repre ,setltati yes as he may appoint. Insurances may be made for a variety of other purposes— To provide for Renewal of Leases—to sedum Sums paid for Places or ‘Employments, or for the Purchase of Lite Estates —or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, dee. Ice. which is explained furth er in the'printed Rates and Conditions of Insurance, which may be haul gratis, with . he List of Directors . as above, or of the Agents of the British Fire Office in the Country, who arc appointed Agents for this Office. Annuities are granted to commence immediately, and are payable at Michaelmas and Lady-day in every year, or by agreement, at either of the other,Quarter Days. The Rates and Conditions are also delivered gratis at their Office in Darne.street, Dublin, and by their Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Irel and. AttendancCis dailyii;WrifirTiianting Insurances and An, tittitics, and a Board of I)ireaurs is held every Tuesday at Onco'Clock, at their Office in the Strand, and on Thurs.. day at the same hour, at their Office in Cornhill. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND COINHI'LL. INSURANCES against Loss or Damage by► FIRE 11 continue to be made on Houses, Buildings, Manufadories, Goods and Merchandize; Ships; Vessels, Barges, and every Kind of Craft, with their Freight, 'Cargoes, and Stores, in any 'Harbouk River, or on any Navigation, FARMING STOCK, and all other Property, in any Part of Great Bri tain and Ireland. Persons who remain uninsured,•will do well to retieet on the many Calamities occasioned by FIRE i! and of the dread ful Consequences to many Individuals and-as Propertyrin 13eneral, has considerably .increased in Value, those already insured should reconsider their Policies-, and make such ad dition as ptudenee-may-tugst. Annual Payments ducat Lady-Day, must be madecirithin Fifteen Days therifrom, br the Bede& of the Policy will be lost; but Insurance may be renewed after, without a New ,Tinted Proposals and' Conditions of Insurance, and a List of, the Dna:tors, Trustees; &c. May be . had Grans as above, and of the Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in England, Scotland, and Wales. For the convenience of their Friends in Ireland, they have established an Office in Dan*. street, Dublin, where, and of the Agents in ehe principal Cities and Towns, Proposals are also to be had Gratis. • ikOffERT SICE,LTON, Sec. PALM SOAP in the greatest Perfection. SBERRY . having made great Improvements . in his well known Palm Soap, recommends' it With renewed - confidence to the Nobility and Gentry, prepared from that sweet fragrant article Palm Oil ; the pleasantness of the perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at tention and patronage of many of the first Families, and is csteetned a valuable discovery forsoftening, cleansing, brae ing, and preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun ; and is also found an excellent defeqce against cold winds, and sharp frosty air. .Sold in Squares or Balls is. each, with the words " Samuel Berry," on the.wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it as the best Soap for Shaving, produqingafinesoft lather, proper for tender taces, in round cakes ts. each, prepared and sold by S. Berry, wholesale Perfumer, No. t 7, Greek-street, Soho ; and, by his appointment, at the principal Perfumers 'in London, «atcl different towns in the three kingdoms. • • PREGNANT LADIES Whose situation requires a temporary - Retirement. - MR. WATSON, Surgeon and Man-Midwife,,' offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired situation, with. Apartme,nts to on terms suited to their circumstances and situation in life; -their infants put out to nurse, and humanely taken S care of; and as 'Humanity %induces him to offer his assistance to alleviate the horrors of Concealed , Pregnancy, he flatters himself Ladies will find, on application to birth , the grattest attention and most pro- found secrecy.. Letters (post-paid) to Watson, Surgeon and Man- Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwilb,, No. to, Charlotte. street, Surrey-side of Blackfriars-bridgc, will meet the most pointed attention. Where may be had the PILL. BENEDICTA, at 11. ts. per box, a certain and etledual Reinedy to remove all Oh oruclions and Irregularities, and an excellent Medicine after kW Lyings-in. THE LIFE OF GENERAL WASHI NGTON, 'FROM - HIS OWN MANUSCRIPTS. MR. PHILLIPS respettfully ,informs the Public, that he has entered into an Engagement with the Fa mily of the late General WASHINGTON, to publish t in London, the ME MOI kS of the LIFE- of that great Man, drawn up front his own Papery. The Work isedited by Mr. Marshall, Chief lustice of the United States, 'a Gentleman eminent fur his talents, and who was intimately acquainted with Washington during his Life and it will be revised by judge Washington, the Nephew of the General, his prininpal Heir, and the pre.iciit Possessor of his Seat at Mount Vernon. It will extend to Four or Five Odivo Volunies, will be elegantly printed, and be suitably decorated with a Portrait, and with Views, Maps, and Plans. • As such a Work is equally interesting to Europe and Ame rica, it is intended that the Publication shall take place in London arid, Philadelphia on the same day ; and it is believed that the First Volume will make its appearance in April or • May. _ No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard, lanuary 20, 1803. MOST ItECENTarnt AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT of NORTH AMERICA A New Edition, in Four large Volumes, Otavo, Price Two Citincas in boards, with Three whole.sheet Maps, stveral large Tables, &c. TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of NORTH AMERICA, the COUNTRY of the IRO. QUOIS, and UPPER CANADA, in the Years Ins, 1796, and 1797; by the :DUKE of ROCHEFOUCAULy./AANCOURT. With an authentic Account of LOWER CANADA. Critical APprobations of this Valuable Work. " These Travels constitute a Work of much greater Im portance and Value than are attributable to the generality of Publications under similar Titles. They are written in the manner of Arthur Young's Travels in France, and furnish the Reader with a vast Mass of Geographical, Commercial, Po, litical, and Economical Information, the result of attentive remark, and judicious inquiry."—New Annual Register. " Our present Traveller has unite( great attention to no common abilities. His Descriptions Pare clear and explicit,. and his Observations in general are judicious. He had ihd best means of Information. Thtough the,whole of the Totir, Agriculture, and its various operations and instruments, were observed with articular attention. His Description of the Northern and Eastern Regions of the United States, may be considered as a valuable and. faithful account of a Country hitherto little known."- Critical Review. " The useful Information which this Work contains, is . considerable. The Duke has certainly not been an idle Tra veller, and his Agricultural Remarks will greatly assist the Reader; in acquiring comet ideas of the Country. The Translator appears to be well acquainted with the American States; and his Notes frequently increase the information, and correct the errors of the original." --Monthly Review. printed for Richard' No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and may be had of all Booksellers in the British E metre. Of whom may he had, the few remaining Copies of the Qualm Ellition, price Three Guineas in boards. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Three Volumes, ()Etavo, and em bellished with Thirty-nine Plates, Price 11. ss. 6d. in beards, INTS designed ut promote BENEFICENCE, TEMPERANCE, and MEDICAL. SCIENCE, By 1010I'COAKI.EY LETTSOM, M. and LL.D. &c. Printed tor I. Mawman, in the Poultry. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, 2. 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