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6 .71 1-(1 ) -14, 1)C g^ ' 41 1 11'4. JV el - r ON:Cg& ; , Ns• 334 6 .) , , • , . . • . . 13y . Gr.tr.t :rom the Proprietors. and aid of the Performers of ... The THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Forihe RENE FIT of Mr. LACY. . ONEDNESDAY, June is, 1803, the Evening next aft:-r the Close of the Season, Their, L, Majesties' Servants will pertbrm a Comedy, called i • ItULF., A - WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. ~. Duke, Mr. DECANIP ; Don luau, Mr. PACKER;. .anchio, Mr. HOLLAND; Alonzo, Mr. :FISHER ) • Michael Perez,. Mr. RUSSELL; Leon, Mr. POP E.; Cacaioso, M. IioLLING4WORTFI. • • _ -. . - Maritaiiiarl..lrs2POWELL ; • . . E stifaniir. — Mrs. JORDAN. . n. Z dofA 8 IV Mrs:. I:LAND, has klndlyconsented to Sing the Favourite Banat, of " Fa La La,": from.-the Opera * of The CherOkee.' After voiCh(4.th tiinc) a New Dance, Composed by M.'. By s.Nt., callea . . . •• . THE TRUE LOVERS' K;-:OT. The Principal Chara ilers br Mt. II Y R NE, Master BYRNE, ' ' . and Miss.B. 11.1ENA GE. , And the Hare, by Mr. WEI PERT. 1 „ Before the Play M. LACY will speak the ADDRESS' '. written for itittilw the late George Colman. Esq. Ilet , ve:en the Pf"L) -::,,nd. Entertainment. Sheridan's NIONODY to CARRICK. • , • . • :.: Ti v•hi,h will /lie added a Musical Entertainment, eallCd %...,' ?.;.: - ' THE SHIPWRECK. - i s.,4)A•Vri, Mr. DI GN" lIM • Harry FLiwq.r, Mr \VAT El EN ;• , ' Michael Coto, NIt.e.•OOKE • shark. Mr. CAU LFI ELD ; I•;'• f .... „ ,-..,, : ..„r.,....,..!, „.:,......,, •..,. .' • :V I. L A ruo . t ' , ili Ctll6 ad,tit:oua; Fav•'.)ur received from. the 1 P:oprietors. Performers, uu,l piliers of the ab )iva. 'Theatre, ' . re‘;'.-a-1 , ,F0, r....).1.'.iis ti.at of .hi; Friends and the Public on 1.14 s o• ~.,,,./tti.,' .:.. . ' . Tickets to be had at M.". Eiirl's Oirculating• Library, Al:. ,' beniurle_street,- and Mr. Foshrook, at the Box-Oflice, in : - Little ltetscl-street, where PlAces for the lioN.es may be . • taken. ' . . , , ". . 130 i-N .. I) and LOOGING -,. ANTANTED itnine4iiitelv for a LADY, TWO TWO V V CHI 'LOREN, and a Maid Servant, in aT rivateraini Iv, - • 'within ID-) inil. - 14 or London; if near the Sea the.irtotic :agree- . il.)le. Refecenee4 will be given and ex peeligi .• . . Please. , aetitvds'(post 1)::". 11 s'itil terms'. situation, &c. to . N i 3 . No. t 6 North Row, Norzn Ar.dhay Strut. ..-.4. , . . ',". R. clay 18636.;:. 'To the OFFICERS of ESTY's ROYAL.NAVY and _ . TOHN BURGESS A nd 'SON take this early . op. .1 parkurnty, rentwal of W4t, to.solicit the firvours of their Friends, tt:e Officlrs the Rf2val Navy :tad 4\rniy, witrint t} , e . y thehonour of b,,:tbre filifiu; out. • - to•the.. East or Wyst Indie, :or upon a Sta.. T.' • ' • )11, can be provided re,;Olarly with Stores, as W. •.. any Clin).ne, upon jirc shortest notice.. they have impott,. •. • ••• !ity. of P: Gruver, •and si ; ••„ • . ;... .1,,,nan1 • NCW, Salad I)ii,. C.,r..••• • .•,• , )lives, Capbot Ca pers, West ;•:. ~ • ,• , Tun &e. I.Vdte}i4,Bl,w No. Savuy • Stelr, Strand, Lonelon; • • • • : by Mr. ALLEN, • ."DRIVATELY: taugia to Ladies and Gentlemen olany age, who have IleVer learnt this Accomplish • ..rt, or not in the improved modem style, at No. 19, Sher id..strect, Giilden-square t and N0..t0, Great Uhadiinal'..--tizids. They aro. taught On. a 1 1 1,:n particularly .• r Altai rated fur those to whom it is on object to acquireit peditiouSly, privately, and in the first style.pt fashion. roreigiter, Officers, and Country • Residents, who may ;-• !cam iu a few 'dais, may 13oard and Lodge, privately, , • r&idve censtsot Tile Sale;} \vcekly A sleinnlies xre every Nionday; tile Band • cotithiseti by Mr. Ta yl4 r nolie hut Subscribers admitted:— ' . none but p:sc, pl.' of kesp:.yetability can subscribe. ResPe c "l'' •.clicifif 4 and I.amilies, if• not distant from ;cola; iyatteoaled on the usual Conditions, and in'. Itrucled in every ele F ; fcquh;ite of Modern Dancing. JORGAN SANDERS',S New Invented J.VI . I mperial 'rabies and Portable Chairs ; the mitc)l-:4oired 1);Ittl.t fir..,s-serew Bedsteads. Sotli Itc;lN cud Clt it with of Upholstery arid Cabinet A ni`'io. 'Ton w.ed priuciphis, t . ..)r the furnishing liou3es complete, No. i 6 ;10 ! Catherine.:Street, Strand. The I rn_perial Dining ate tillowed to be the hand - aornest and most coniplete sct of Tables ever yet invented f elei.ani Dome Bede, with new-designed ‘Vinclow Curtains, en Suite ; new!.irvented MusituittO Couch . Beats.for:Foreign ' Climates, Mattrasses and Bedding complete; every Article in the Upholstery - andeabinet Braflehes, executed in the best and most Modern stile of Fashion and. Taste, and of the choicest Alateriais a nd I ) l 4 ) l ..finishc,l,Workmanship, By MO IWA N and SANDERS, • FurniAing I.lpholSterers and Cabinet - Makers, No. a 6, and r 7, Catherine-street, Strand. - IL To prevent. mistAhcs, *please to notico.tlie Num• bet's, t 6 and 17. 13vtheKING'sPATEN•T, CAKES tor Making Of SHIN-. ING LIQUID BLACISING, for Shoe:4 ; ll°o4 s 'rice Six pence each. r ir HESE CAKPS makq, with the uimosr. Ease • ..by . the addition of Water only, a most excellent Shin ing Liquid Blacking, much superior to any hitherto known : it gives the finest Black, and most beautiful gloss to the Leather, never rendersit Oitlor hard, but on the con trary, prevents it from ..raelting, and preserves it sots, pliable, mellow to the.very last. It is NI - teeny free ttoni sine{ I, the. Shoes th:it are blacked with it, will ' , either soil the patting on, nor the stockings in wearin4. long est:41)00110 reputation these. Cakes having in: dUes..d inany perauns to, counterfeit them, those who make , o,e - or titian are tcqUeSted to fake 'notice, that none are ge. n;:ine nut what have an engraved . kabel pasted on each Cake • ,vidl these Words, "By the Kins, P:tteur, Cakes for Shin. L.; Liquid Blacl:ing, prepared by Wm. Bayley, the Patentee, 4p , t ~old by Bayley and Blew, •Coekspur-street, • London i . ,a, taro allowance is ma i de to those Who buy thraipfOr . po‘tation, or to self again, with a)iberal disconnt to such at: take 'pi:lntl/les ,fur ready 11100eY4 The.bills of directions are. signid with my name, . . W. BAYLEY, which appeir on the outside of each Cake. f s , - * Many of the Counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the tni: ones in appearance, they May he diseovered by rriv' mine 0Q The label Wing differently spelt, , or the Word (a;)' - or (SS,formerly) inzierted 'before the word prepared. . rot). couT, WIND,, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STo., MACH, AND ,DEBILITY AP.ISING FROM AGE OR OTIIER CAosES. • A.IS - 1 . 1"; .- 6 . 1.NC; ER SEE DS. r-His Preparation of the Ginger is recommended -11- for Itidig t:6 ti ati , Weaktico, Cramp and Pains in the S tffillaCh.., and in all Disorderd w here. Ginger or Cordial Me. dicines are necessary. They are also serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, : a" 4 ,l, ) ebility arising from Age or t idier Causes. Those who suckle will find them p,:rticularly-Adaptt•d for that period, as they remove that faintness so generally expeticnceil, correct Utz.. Milk, and* prevcnc FlafuletiLiet . , so fatal to Infants. They reunify 'tirssolve in zit)), and are preferable to common Ginger, being 1101 - 11 the impurittes, ancl the Woody and fibrous paLv: of Ow root.. The quantity of .1 tea- Slmollitil way he taken at an‘ linMC, either:done, AO dicwca knit grittitl.lll‘ uja;S,olVed Ina Cllptiti Oita, or rl4ss of v.. 1110, tit o.l*i - • •n ;And SOlit C. Walsh (Inventor),; Cite, 11 11 st Itoyal Ole I..)uke - of York; No. fao, Loytlon, yd. • iltrt 10$ - , bd. Cdt:ll. - • - ••• "4 441,'a rti)Y4A4 ,o ili ()itch 13Qt.:10.. t : Sc i 7 2: 5P" j "..r" . ... . 4 . ' l'' ' • 0 THURSDAY, ju I NE 9, !803. This nay was published, E.legantly printed, in One,Volun quarto, and illustrated by numerous Engravings of Antiquities,•liieVvs, Ct;A. - times, Plaits, Positions, Price Three Guineas. in boards, tht:•secopd Edition of AJOURNAL of. the late. CAMPAIGN in EGYPT ; from the sailing of the British Artny under LieLit4,inant-Gelieral Sir - Ralph . Abercrorriby, K. B. from c; ibrarr3r, • to the Surrender. if Alexandria, and consequent -;ktiljeetion tif .Egypt :. including •Descriptions of the Coun try, and of ...Gan - Altar, Minorca, Malta, Marinorice, and • ~ , By.'"tho - MAS WALSH, • Captain in His NI ijesty's 93d ,Regiment bf, Foot, ,and Aid - d e ..canii, to Ntajor.Gerieral Sir Eyre: Coote, K, B. M. P. . This journal follows all the Movements and Operations of the British Army -; and .embraces those of the 'f'uti;isit Armies, under the (;rand 'Vizier and Capoutan Pacha .a/So those of the Indian. Army udder Major-General Piird, 'from the time otits•Arrival in the Red Sea, until its juuc. 'tion with' that cornmanded by LienttnantX, , neral Lord Hut t kiMiscin, ti. 11:.• near Rosetta. The Appendix contaihs great Number of Papers and Returns. Printed fur T. Callen; And_ W. Davies, Strand. • • • This ()Ay was published, 'Elegantly printed in 'Qa 4 -Artel, and eitilkllished with En.; • Price One Gnine:t in bo.irds, A NoN.mILIT4RY- JOURNAL, or 01.1,er_ ve.,'474is made itv,'"C.. , Ypt, describing the Country, its In , !:;fiats, their •h•i nils ; with illustrative iA needote , t„in a. scriea cat Letters. /By an OFFICER upon - Ow STAFF of the BRITISH 'ARMY. Printed for T. Cadell, and W. 1) v ies, Strand; sold also iby I' e Egerton, Whitehall ; and 1. }larding, St. j .street: w This Day wAs published, II Four Volumes:Oetavo, ,illustrated by a great Number of •Coppor•plates, plice - al. .2i. in boards, rirdE NA`CURtkI, FRS: WRY of .OVIPA ROUS QUADRUPEDS and SERPENTS. Ar ranged and published front the Papers and Collodion/3 of the Count de Duticin, l3q the4:ount - De to Cft PEI) 5, • - • Keeper of the Royal Cabinet, and Member of the Acade. flues and . Societies ofz'Dijon, Lyons, Bourdeaux, Rome, Stockholm, &c. - - Translated by ROIIERT Kr.Rlt, F. R. and. A. S. S. Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Oavies, Strand ; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. • '• - • 0 Pw i lions may also be lvd, r. A Translation ot the Count de Hu flim's - Natural- His tory of Quadrupeds: Theory of the Earth, &c. &c. &c. With Noses and' Observations, .by William Smel lie - . ~ .W- i th upwards 01300 Copper-plates,. g vols: 3vo. 2. ;A Translation of the C.olutt - de thanes Natural His-. tory ot Birds. With near 300ingravings, and •a Pretace, Additions, by the Translator, g vols. Bvo. • - This Day was.pubti,tied," Elegantly printed in 06.1aV0, and illustrated with a Mat) and • Twenty Nriews, engraved from Drawings by the Author. price it. ss. in boards, .or on interior Paper with the Nlap and a View Of Tintern Abbey, price 7s. nil - wards, A TOUR throughout-sou . 1 4 WALES and ' MONMOUTHSHIR E ; comprehending a genee.il Survey of the Picturestrue , Seeneiy, Rermiins of Antiquity, HistorieatAvents, peeutiar Manners, and Com4ilP'..ial.Sitat ations of that interesting portion elate British Einpise. By BARBER. F. S. A. Printed for I'. Cadet!, and'Vi4 Davies, Strand. This Day wa.l Elegantly printed in (ie ()clay°, price 7s. 6d. ill boards, QONG OF SONGS, or SACRED IDYLS, trans.. L 3 lated from the Original Hebrew, in Prole and Verse, w , t h I ,..hr g e Hwy )31Slotes, Cridol and Explanatory, chiefly trout Oriental Larto.:ges, with a rranshoion of the Passages seletteif,ami occaaionally from 'Manuscript Observations of the late Rev. .Alexander Geddes, L L D. By JOHN MASON GOOD. " Salatnonis sanetissimum 'Carmen inter ldyllia tlebißea reccnsendurn pato." Sir IVti.LIAm j onES. -Printed tie G. Kearsley, Fieet.street. - By whom will shortly heliublished, by the same Author, ill One large Volume, Svo. dedieatal, by permissibn, to the Ri4ht lion. Lord Petro; Memoirs o 1 the Lire 311(i Writings of the-late Rev. Alexander 'Geddes, LL.D. To be continued Nlonthly, and completed in Thirty. Num bers Quarto, -On AVednesday, tune 0%03, was published, ittbelltshed with 'Two-Elegant Engravings, by Mackenzie, Price is. 6d. No. 1. of rr HE INDEX to the ARTS't or, A - Comiilete 1 System of Dravving Etching, Engraving, Mezzotint°, and Aqua Tinta, Scraping, Painting in all ILA prancli e s,, erspec.tive, ProjediOn, , and'Surveying, with 'aft 'their vari ous and appendant Parts; cont the whole "!'henry and PratFace of the Fine Am in ij,en,•r:ll, Imm the First Elements to the most Fini:.hed Principle', displaying in, the most 14. „x inas. manner the whole Rudiments or imitation, IJesign, Dispellition, 'lnvention, and Deception ; 'illustrated . with upwards of SOity F. legarit Engravings. To which is adde, an Appendix, containing several-cimous 'and went Mia‘el laneous Articles. By I".•ll(msaig, • •• • • • Author of the Avcomplishert 3'inor, Chronology of Universal History, Dietion4ry 'of Waiitral . History, &c. lotalan ; Printed for T. pc..:l, Ni.. 107, Nes/gate-street ; Sold also by Vcrokir And I - WM, Poultry ; Ginger, Piccadilly 'Vahan, notid-strei;t . ; A.koiiiic.til and Soils, •NeArcaStle ; Jtarry, Bristol; fledgcland, Exeter; Constable, Edinburgh 11, - .tsh and and ChAprnan and Lang, ab e t 1 1y all' llt.oLscllers'and Newsmen the United kingdonl. • TILL EL)lNtiuitr;u RE V E This Day svas published, (COntaillifig SClfelltireti Sheers Lettet-Prc..ss, or 372 Pages, handsoirtely printed in ()ctavo), Price five shilliifs, _ _ _ rrillE EDINBURGH REViEW • or mull. Ll CAL JOURNAL, (NUMBER to be continued Quarterly. juilex Damnatur cum Nocens Absolvitur." Publius Syrus. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT-ROOMS. ASI-1E „try)st respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that his BIN 4 EFIT is 'fixed for TO-MORROW EVENING, .FRIDAY, June ao. 0433; whoa will be performed A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND.INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Principal Vocal Performers, Madame STORACE, Mrs. ASI-JE, VIGANONI, Mr. NIELD, and Mr. BRAHAM, who will sing several of the most favourite Airs, And by particular desire, r Mrs. ASHE will sing " Sweet Bird," 'aixone)anied.on the num by Mr. ASUE. Leader of . 6e Band, Mr. F. CRAMER. Principal Violoncello, Mr. LINDLEY. . Principal Double Bass, Mr. DRAG.ONE'rf I ; Tenor, Mr. SHIELD ; 1 • 'Oboes , Messrs CRI ESBACH 'ard SHARP; Horns, Messrs. PET RID ES, 'who will play an Echo Concertante And Mr.,ASFIE will play, a New Concerto orrithe Flute, composed by him for this occasion, in which he will intro duce a DU gTT on ON E GERMAN' FLUTE, to prove the possibility'of Inroducing REGULATED DOUBLE SOUNDS on that Instrument. Mr. CRAMER will preside at the 'Piano-Forte. Full partietalars may be seen in the Bills. TicketS at tos. 6d. each, to be had of Mr: Ashe, No. Vine-i,trcet, Piccadilly ; and at all Ow principal Music shoos. CHILDREN of ;lie Peceased II i.OIZ, late Merchant in Middleburg)). If any . of them will apply to Alexamla_Smith, of Montrose, he will inform than of something to.their advantage. • FURNISHED 'HOUSES tt SOUTHAMPTON. . A,HOUSE TO :completely Furnislie4i, in the Polygon, Southampton. The Parlonr and Drawing-room have Bovv:-windows don to the yround, corn.; manding , a delightful prospedi therm is a Coach-house and Stable. - ' • •Likewise a large House to Lett, completely Furniated, at No, 113 High-street, Southampton. Address, pOst paid, to G.S. No. t t 3, likn.street, Southampton. A VAL.UABLE. FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO•BE SOLD BY, RIVAT.E CONTRACT, Very Vatuable and . 'highly . imprpvable E TAT E, in l'ee Simple, comprising an extensive iMANOR, With the Courts,' Chief Rents,. Waste Lands, •I'iscaries, Royalties, Rights, and Privileges, and the perpe , trial Advowsims of Tivo ,Vicarages, and nearly THREE: THOUSAND ACRES of excellent Arable, Meadow, Po• tare, and Wood Laud, with much thriving Tiiiiber j;r wily; thereon, well Witered,„ - . and divided into sundry .I*itts`, andproper.siied Inelosures, with a Mansion-flouse, and - eoaVenient ratrti'llouses and Outiuildings, let. to. speaible und..of the Annual Value of ,about Three Thousand Two Hundr4l Polan'as.: . • E,tate iS plciasantly Situated in - one of the Midland, Conn! in ;I genteel•and , populous Neighbourhood, • within. \iii i the County Town, and . Two other principal 'l\l t and adjoining to . most 'excellent Turnpike- Roads,' and a Navigablc.Canal passes near the Estate. • N B. 0,0601. may roman - ton Mortgage of the. Estate .Persons desirous-of investing their Property in such situa tion,- may. receive further particulars, and may treat for the Purebase of.the same, by applying to Mr.-James; Land Agent, Weilesbouni,: , near Stratford-on-Avon, W.arwick shut., ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD,. AN' Elegant, Modern, antrContfortatile MAN. Stoll HOUSE, called Is; FW LO 13G deliglit ly : situated at. the. : South find- of the pleasant Tow.t •of Thetford, in the Coin of Norfolk, late in the Occupition at James Mingay,' .F.sq. sum tos and ready tar the lAI ATE Residence of ti Family of respeetability • and Fortune, With I.:wit, Sltrubbeiies, and. Pasture Land of superior qua. lity (th's. , Rivers ousc aft.l Thor running throUgh the same) Capital thriving Plant:uif , iii in Trees and Shrubs,. Green house, 116t.house, Wa;IM-in Kitchen Gardens, plen tifully cropped, .md in succession, and the Walls covered with the thhicest.' Fruit Trees, Melon' Ground, numerous standard Fruit ',Trees,' Coach-yard,: , standing for Om ',Car riages, Stabling for ten Horses, and every other suitable and necessary a pixanlage. ,E very, part without the smallest deduc tion, being in . the mosCpertbd•Order, - the total Scite of the .wholeamottuting to about twelve A c res, • . Premises Arc .Freehold ; rite land-Tax has been re. deemed; the Assessments to the Paroehial Levies very mo. deratc ; the surrounding Country a dry, healthy soil, abound. iirg with Game, and Fox-hounds and Harriers arc kept in the neighbourhood the' Roads . are. remarkably good ; within twelve Milos of Bury, and eighty from London. ' •' The Purchaser may .1)0 accommodated with the Household Furniture, and also a choice Collediotiof G reen , house Plants, at g: fair valuation. • May be viewed by Tickets,only, -an application to Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Norwich, ; or Messrs. lqibury and -Bedford, Solicitors,' No. 4, .Bedford.row, London, of whom further particulars and price may be had. • TO DE LETI', By Order of the Masters, Goveruors, and Trustees ant the Bedford Charity, on' repairing Leases ter TWenty.:niße Yeats' from Midsummer 18a4; ni NE HOUSE situate on the North-side of S_Ar Bedford -street, Beitford.row, No: . 16. , One Honsc on the North4ide of Gray's Inn Passage, ticA born,. No. 6. ..One House on rite East-side of Red Lion-street, No. 40. One House on the South-side of TheobalLt's Road, No, IS. 011etiott eon the North-side actin°, No. 37, wi th P in re- MiSes Green-street. For Thirty-nine Years and a Quarter from Lady-day 184, • Six Iloti4e4 on the Last-side of Lamb's Conduit-streer, numbered front. IS to az, and No. 13. • 1%03 HOUSeS . OII'I he North-side of Theebald's-Road, No. co and 51..: Two Houses on the South -.side of E ast-st rect, No. 2 , and 3. Two Houses on the. North-side of ditto, Nu. 25 and 26. Six Houses on the East-side Of New. Nortli.strect, num bercd froM 6 to 9, and No. t 3 and 14. Thirteen Houses on the West.side of ditto,. numbered 'from zo to 2.1, and from 3o to 34. Eight Houses Off the North and Soutli,side of Richbell. court, numbered from t to 3, Each House will be lett separately. The Prernises are to be'put into . stibstantial repair, agree able to a Particular, which may be sci.rt at Office of John Gotobed; Esq, the Receiver, No. 15, Norfolk-street, Strand. Proposals tor. taking atiyottlie PreiniseS are to be delivered (scaled up) to the said Receiver, on or before the tsr day of duly next. FOR `R - lIEUNIATISMS I.il,Ml3At;O„ NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency, Spasinedie or Flying Pai s ns, general Debility and Relaxation-of the' System, SPIVAINS, BRUISES and •. - • 7[THITEHEAD's' ESSENCE OF-MUSTARD, V V Pit Fluid},are thc'tnost effectual retnedies in the World, having succeeded in cases ot'six, ci tt, tenowenty, and eVen 'of forty years 'standing, after every other means had and it has abstilutely cured more l'a.tieuts of the above. Complaints, than:all the Medicines ever -niade-publie, The Fluid is Sc' singttlarly penetrating anc. I speedy in its ope• ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and llruise.s are reproved by two or three. Applications. , • It is prepared and sold at 2s. 9d. each twx or bottle, by It. litimiton, Apothecary', No. 5, Greek-street, Soho, London, and may b 2 had of every Melieine - Vender in Eng laxid, Ireland. West Indies, and Affirric3. • 'ro•prevenc,connterleit imposition, the Genuine is signed o.n the Label by the. Proprietor, It.. I )lift:;tett,- Apetheeary, No. 15,-,(A . cet-strette oft.o r LonduH. This Ntimber contains Lentz etat de l'Ettrope—Collins's New South Wales, V01.z.--Shepherd's Lite of Poggio B racciolini —Accou as of the, Egyptian Expedition i • Reynicr's State of 17.0 , pr ; Sir Robert - Wilson% History of the British' E x pedition ; Captain Walsh's History of the, Campaip ; 14neas Anderson's lour. nal of the Forces—Hay ley's ,Lite of Cowper ,-.l;it,,Sv&i Lewes stir l'Angleterft—Lamb's John Woodvil, Tragedy—Wool faston on Prismatic Ritiottion—Woollaston on the °bitting Rctledion of Icelond. Chrystal—G ulnas, an unnecessary and expensive incutnbrance on Commerce—Vallanc.ey's Pro. spectus of an Irish Dictionary—Ritson on Abstinenc . ,z from Food--PereivaPs- 'Acoutit of Ceylon— Vipers sur mit! 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