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3.• 4; uJI fa -J r Gr • -7 t 146.. "'‘ , iagars. ~,,•• d .r 6 ) .4 r, \I A S V . Sijt , *4, t \‘\ , • • - ,4 •••••• illtiseltEß 3285.1 IVEDNESDA Y, Attc.H 30, 180 [PRICE sncriiiCk4- INVERNESS ACADEMY. TIIkATRE-ROYAL I.SItURY-tANE. r rO-IVIORROW. EVENING, March 31, 1803, I. will be presented a Comerty,,in Five Atts, called THE HERO OF THE NORTI - L with new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and the Music composed and selected by' Mr. KILL Y. - The Charaders by • Mr.POPE, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. KELLY, ' Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON,„ Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mrs. YOUNG, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. lIARLOWEI Miss MENAGE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYREg. wirn• • THE SULTAN. Roxalana Mrs. lORDAN. aster Monday will be performed The Hero of the iilorth, with Luse and Magic, or Harkquin's Holiday. A new Comedy, in f ive - Atts, called The Marriage Pro rgise, is in rehearsal, and will be produced on Wednesday, in raster Week. . This Day wa'S published, • In One large Volume. Octavo, P.rice Es in boards, The Third Edition. corrected, - • FAMILIAR -.)1.112,VEY of the CHRIS_ .t TIAN RE LI G lON, ;,,utrof IlistOry as conneeted %;s•itli the Introuction of ChriAitianity and witit its plogkess to the present Time, intended primarily for the Use of young Per sous of ither Sex, during the Course of-public or of priiate . liducaton. fly THOMAS GISBORIIF AIMBRA.LIT OFFICE, - • ' • • , Marth zB 4 , 1333: .rl - "HE 'LORDS' CdAIMISSIONERS of 11:11R4lLtY •are rie,ised tOdiregthae all the' au p rk: :v :MINTERS of South' Britain, (with the excektic,a4 web as Iy l ehe 1 - '441.4i thihr are mow uptbards of Fifty Five leati of .efge, or k'ave led a 11!.11 , ) do fersonalty appeal- at the Naas hereinafter mentioned, c o, be -1 :re the t otb of next month, in order to their being r y am i, e d th e Officers rektelating the lotpreis Service at thou. piaoet, Those residing in the Counties of Middlesex and Stirrey; to appear at the Rendezvous on Tower.hill; London. In Essex, at the said,Rendezvous in London, or at ilarwielt. In Kent, in Loudon, at G ravescnd,' Chatham; or Sheerness. In Hampshire, at Southampton, Gosport, or l'ortsmouth. • In Dorsetshire, at Poole. In Devonslilie, at Exeter, Dartmouth, or ilyrnoittit. In Cornwall, at Falmouth, or Plymouth. In South Wales, at Swansea, or Bristol. In.Soinersetshire ' Wiltslkire, and Gioucestersh;re; at Bri•stol, In Cheshire and Lancashire, at LiVerpool. In Northumberland, at North Shields. In Yorkshire, at Whitby, Sunderland; Shields, of • Laklsiorfolk, at, Lyun, or Yarmouth.. - In Strtfolk, at 'Yarmouth, or Harwich. • THE RECTOR of the - INVERNESS ACA DENIY having resigned his 0 iii..e, on account of bad health, and the Directors of that Institution being extremely desirous to have'the VACANCY SUPPLIED by ONE: FULLY QUALIFIED IN EVERY .RESPECT-tbr the Office, do give this public Notice thereof, and•request that those who intend to become Candidates, will, betwixt anti the Ist of tune next, apply to Simon Fraser, Esq, of Far reline, Sherif - 41'0f Inverness, John Mackinjosh, Esel Provost, or any of - the Magistrates of Inverness ; or to Charles' Mac i ICutosti, Esq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh veitner of m will inform as to the Duties of the ffice, the. Salary an , Emoluments attached to it, and any other particulars that.may be requisite. Inverness, March 59, 5803. priatjd fur T. Caddlatld IV. Divies; Strand. , IV w hour may be'lLid, by thesarneAuthor, - r. Sermons, ono-vol. BVfl . S could Edit ion, , Ss,•in . boards. 2. An Enquiry into the Duties of Men, 2 vols. Svo. Fifth Edition, 145. in boards. - , 3. An Enquiry into the Duties tit - the. Female SeX, SVO. Filth Edition, es, iy boards: AT a COURT of ASSISTANTS of the Hon. ARTILLERY COMPANY, held at the Armory Mose l on \Vednesday, ibth March, 1803, present, ' t-olonel PAUL LE ME?.UItI ER,, in the Chair; Major Richard Ilooper,• Messrs. Thomas Nlawdsley, Capt. W C. C;arkson, Robert Iloime, jun. john 'Fa) !or, -.John Bacon,. Stvphen 1.11. - mA,Thamas 1,, 4. The Piinciples of Moral Philosophy investigated, Fourth Edition, Bvo. 75.. in ha-41-th. Walks in a Foreit ;' or Poem* descriptive of Scenery and I ttl ittents characteristic of a Forest. Fifth Edition, elegantly printed in one yoltune, and adorned with Ylatcs, 6s. in , . 'II LATRE-KUYAL,COV ENT-tiAI(I)E N. TO -MORROW EVENING, March .3 1, 1803, will be performed, JOHN BULL -; • The Principal Charade:is - 1)v Mr. LEWI;I, Mr..COOKt, Mr. FAWCICI"I , , Mr. -IOHNSTONE, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. .MERY, Mr. %VADDV, Mrs. &was, Mrs. DAvF.NPORT, And Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. The Prologue to tn spoken by Mr. 11,RUNTON. With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. !WINSTON E: wtTti THE RIVAL SOLDIERS. john Bull will be perinrmed on Easter Moudv, and every night that week. A new Mu*ical After-Piece is in preparation. • AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY, who have teen better days, are througha Succession of unforeseen ' is "'" un es mid .Calitniities, reduced to extreme, want ; in the of affliction and embarrassment is a Female harnily suffering more than the common hardships of lite, by their tender Parent being unable (through a small weekly.pittancc,,,. much affliction, and the severe pressure of the times) to afford th em even common sustenance; in vain have they long . strualed aga i nst a d versi t y, till sinking under the weight o f their misfortunes , they most humbly appeal to the 5 ) " P '-` 'lAising feelirigs Of a humane and generous Public. Should the ey es of Ulm* whose excellent dispositions for dui!;4 !tett this address to public munificence, and commiserate a truly pitiable case, the smallest - Donations will be very thanktully received, and reference given to this unfortunate M - Family, at Pe armain's, liookseller, No. 't:..6, High Hol born; arid Mr. Pope's, Croetr, No. 8 ) , Fetter-tang. They most gratefully acknowledge the receipt 9f a Letter from toe Country, iuclOSing at. a Lair. Los. 6 d. and A. too. 6d. 6. Pacns Sacred and Moral. Second Edition, elegantly printed itt one Volume, and adorned •witit Haul, to uoards. . .I.E. tievinal, , --- 7 Josiah CocLe, . ... , ' t . IlaOrmann, —1 ames Rusted, • - - ; ,,Vv;illiain 'l3Livvers. - Serjeant- Major 1.1.. W. Henians. Resolved Unanimously, • . . • That this Court deem it their DUTY . at this IMPORT—. ANT CUSIS tt> invite their FELLOW CITIZENS to join thi.s.VOLUNTE.EIt, CORPS, i and that this Court are ready to rec;:ive as Members of the Hon. Artillery Company, every - Gentleman who is well alreded to HIS Artillery ESTV :10 the CONSTITUTION. , _ 2 , • • • , This Day was published, • Oc%lvo, Price 7s. in hoanis ' a Third Volume of • QERMONS preached, co• a COUN FRY CON- G REGATI ON. TO which are added a lei:- Hint. for Sermons, intended chiefly ter the Usept the younger Clergy. •Py WILLIAM GILPIN, M.A. Prebendary of ,SAlisbarv, and Vicar of lloldre, in New Forest. Printed.foc T. Casten and W: Davies, Strand. . Of whom - may be had, New Edi;ions of the First and Second Volumes of the Sermons, and Hints for Sermons, Price 7= CaCtl in boards. - • •• Also, by - the same Ammo( ) I. An Exposition of the New Teatat.tht, Third r L'ditiott, 2-vols. Ilvo. las, inboards. • 2. Lcdures on the Catechism of the Church of England, Fifth F.ditiun 12-no 3s - 6d. bound. 3. Moral Contrasisi or the Powerofiteligion exemplified under dilfentitt Charaacrs, Second 'Edition, 3s. 6d. sewed. On the Amusements of the. CletgYi:all;:logue,.Seecind . Edition, 3s. 6d. sewed. And all Mr. Gilpin's other Works. • Ania•oss en,, : u•rates!, .:t tit tarrovir tt - 7 1 -it' 'elates. of Ret:Je.-terserbiat , i , e , r ,- ii. ,,,,,,,, ft, siosiert ro afte s p.ung acrd f II fit pr• serlike, i:1. rs• rival at: the Port lt..l , tre they are respe4livety fa. or erospityed cut His illajesty's Ships, ss• s,ther Sreviess tkris oial , le i.apa.qt pesformine, be -extilla (hesideJ the Pg, S caste, and the Tratielling Expeskeis of One Penny fis's, to a INUNI'Y , t,/ ,Tiro POUNDe per Ma: ; .who em a i.e refs.:lei will buys an allowance . (-1 Se'atttates fay, syr.t..l7e thkjr fratiet.; ing expen:es to and front the Mtn "mower, at flee In ease any Our l'estelo4er ta-tsth - -ns 'Lit app,Net, Jail to p,is .cur attention Nit, eit.-e.lioa; girl, afur Ey,t:naing Csesssea,74l I.'.'e!. 14rd:hip , ' • • E.ViiN SPI-AN. All such Gentlonen as are willing to become 11 , 1 embers, are desired to apply to any ot,the 0 Ulcers of the Ilya. Artil lery Company, or to the Seoretary by Order rsti the Court, WILLIAM kVILITE, See. No. 18, Artillery-place, l'insbury. •square. At ap.ADIODRN * ED ME Eri NG. of. the late ST. i%l,‘ N. .TlN's LOYALVOLUNTEERS, held in the Vestry ltoonythe 2,Bth Day of March, 01;3; Mr. Churchwarden:WlLLlAMS in the Chair; • /.11!..,111" COAT RAC .• • • - 00:cr, Gr.ar .GeOto.-Strciii . zsriz • - • N OTICE isberet% ) , ..g.i.:gen to • all I.'e•r4) , :s , desirous . 4 t'..t A oa:Yi v'fn. tc 4up1.10 i,'l.lk; • for the Cgre 1 Rl' 7••'<<i .I>s SUSS '.X; anti .BR EEL) Jri• the - , ....ve21 is,Cavvy,pir7.7;s a: lir. Bani'ac.4 . ..,, • Cv.un(y It was Resolved, . • -- T -H.A f a COminittee of Twenry.five be fippoint cd, for the purpose of 'calling a:(; F. N ERA L-M EET ING pl. ,the INHAItIT A NT HOUSILItO L E R.S, , when they : or a Majority"ref them shall think tli state of Puolic Aifatrs inay reqttire the for a MI LITAttY ASSOC' A TION in this Parish. Just published, rIASES,* ;the . sucee.sstul Prathcc of VESICE LoTußA,,,,for the, Cure of DiSeased.BlaiNers, with ti," Pute,6l the Appitratus aLo Cases of Diseased Mleetions . from Phyinosts wit': a' I)escripriott of a' Ne'4 Mode of 'ol. l e r:unit.; fur its env ' and a Plate 'of titelustrument for per formit.g it, Part I I. . . , The Deliveries to cvlynenre oil and jar' . the 25 11 ," 41 .P•41 Alu ,l next •That I'i•cposal:3 ir. IPr;ting, te,vied lip, ald (I.C. rs for .i.rnly Supplic•s, he received .1: or before the ith day if Jail Month - of , Separate Proposals mast be nude for Gteir aunty, ,a , :3 if sew: by Post, the p,itage to" he paid. • , The l'artickLirs eft& Coaraa may be hoil up,a at tore Ogee betqueen the 11 , Jui,r Elei'en ,s -log and Pour iv the .ifier:;ioor. Ely I ESSE FOOT, Esq. Also just published, price is. 6d. the Second Edition,. CASES of the successful Prattice of VESIC LOTU- R.l P. , rt I. . Pouted t0r.A.7.13.7cket, Pail-Mall, of whotn may be hal all Mr. Foot's 5un41..:111 Works. ROYAL FN.:CHANGE ASSUR.S.kCE-OFFICE, March, xBO3. • ER SUNS whose Annual Prerniun4 tall due on the 2 5 th i n ,,r. ar, hereby informed, that Receipts arc nnw ready to be (L.:livery:l at the Cottipany'S Offices, orcr the It nyil I Exchange. :111,1 in Pall- '.'lall, as well as by their re spedtive Agent's in the several Counties ; and the'Parties 4,5. sured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies on or bet Ore the 19th or April next, as th e U su al Fif teen Days allowod for P,)l,telit, Wyojid the bate of each .Policy will then expire. . ~ SAMUF.I. PENNING, jun. Sec. . . yr Attend - mice is given, daily, at the said Oftices . ,• for the i .l Assurance of Ilitiloiligs, Goods, hierehandize, and Ships, in ~ '" 1L:b....:., it'. li.t:!., A. ~ 'l.lel..j:datte, hol.s. !...:: - ' c..rDatna,le ~ by Fire • and also for t he As surance of,. and granting Annul i tie& Lives. , • • on, N. B. Policies o f A ssurance f or t h e S uni of 3001. or upi , .wards, are issued f ree ofexpence t o t h e Assured. BRITISH FIRE Ot.PIC.L, STRAND AND 4410;1111-L. INSURANCES against Loss or airnage by FIRE - • continue to be made on Houses, Buildings, ManufaCtories, Goods' and lkylerclindize, Ships, Vessls, Barges, and every !tine of Craft, with their Freight,. Cargoes,,and Stores, in any Harbour, River,' or on any Navigation, FARMING SiOCK, anti all otherTroperty, in any Part of Great 114. tail and l reland. Persons who remain uninsured, will do well to =flea on the many Calamities oecasioneii by f I '; and of the dread ful Conse quences fu many individuals.: and as Properfs , ,. in sclera!, flas considerably increased in Value, those'already ensured should reconsider their•Pulicies, and make such ad. dition as prudence may suggest. Annual Payments due at 7.ady-llay, must be made within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Policy will be lust ; but Insurance may be renewed after, without a New Printed Prbposals and Conditions of Insurance, and ii List of the Directors, Trustees, &c. may be had Gratis us above, acrid Ot the Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in • Luglanci 7 Scotland, and %Valea. For the ,conviltence of their 'Friends in Ireland, they have established an 0 (lice in Darne -1 street, Dublin, where. and of the Agentsin the principal Cities and Towns, Proposals are also to be had Gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. - . - FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. - ALLA:7.N. PRIVATELY taught to Ladi es and Ggii!lemen ~.. of any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish ; •, inent, or not in the improved mu(lern style, at No. 19, Sher. rard-street; Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-strect, Cooctinan;s-fields. They are taught on a Plan particularly •calculated liir those to whom it is an object to acquire it ot feditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. foreigners, Officers, 'and Country Residents, . iatho may 'Nish to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the House, , x4d . receive constant Instrudion. ~ The Setett 4vieekb) Assemblies are every Monday, the 'land condudcd by Mr. Taylor ; none but Subscribers ad. Miami; none, but People of respetiability can subscribe. itespetlable Schools and Families, ifilots,listant Iticnn . To wn , tvgnlaily intentk..i , on the usual Conditions, and instrutied i n every elegant requisite , at Modern Dancing. IN THE EVENT OP ANOIHER WAR. z rFIN BURGESS . and SON take this • early • opportunity of soliciting the favours o f th e i r F r i en d, the Elluers of His Ma.iesty's Royal Navy,autt Army, whom they had the honour of fitting out during the late War. . St , )res Sur plied by them, as beti:!re, fit for• Channel Ser- viol!, or am; Climate, packed upon the shortest notice. Such G4intlemen as may please to honour them with:their ConunissionS, niay rely upon their attention, both to the . cpyihty and packing ed every article: - "-'. Warehouse, No. lob corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, Loudon. PARMASAN' CHEESE, - • • UST IMPORTED, a large Quantity olextraur dinary fine Parmasan. Cheese, which, to the Curious in t li6 Artiele, will be found well worth' their.attention also 's"me Nettichatct and Chapziger Cheese; New Corgona An 4.ovies for Sandwiches, White French Vinegar,. French Ca , ;al; at Capers, and New French Olives. To be had at. John 4 5 tutessal4Son's NVarehouse, No. 107, center of the Savoy Strand. London. ' STAVE-I.OTTERY OFFICE, No. 26, CORittlii.L. 1\4,41..5*5. HORNSB‘Land Co. acquaint' their ,F.rietts and the PUblie, that the. EN G L 1 SII STA FE. LOTTER Y begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY, April 4111. Tickets, Halves, Quarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths, are triow sell* , itt great variety of Nunthert i and at the lowest jlri c - N. 11. Prizes paid OA deM:llld. • 1.01)Tt It Y. POPE relninris his Friends, that the DRAW- L-4 ING of the impending truly advantageous I.oT conunences un .NION DAY next. Tickets Arta Sham's nr4 !Ai ag, in an extensive variory of Numbers, :At his " For tun to Office," corner of Ihe Royal Bic:wig; clOae I)) the 3,t04 01 k Nil and That it appears to this Meeting, that the reason of the late Association bring feW in number, compared With the nf . this Parish, was not..froin'a waft Loyalty in the Inhabitants, hut rather Irani an excess at zeal itt.so many, .‘11() joined themselves to other Associations !.:efore their general I nst r.ion in this and . other IlatiSne6 ; there fore, that it be rec.iinineuded to the Inhabitants Who may be incline,: to offer Personal. Service at- the present illtlettlre, to their choice till tiwy shall have an o;ipoitunity of fairly considt- tiEt merits of such Plan its 4101 bc r xd 9 P ied by a General Mectiiig to he here..fter calledhy the Committee now II:tilled tor that purpo¢e. Resolved, That these Resolutions beinserted in six Public Paperl. .; • Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chairman, for his Condud in the aid . that he be re quested to-sign tlwr Advertisements,: of which this Resolu- tton shill be part. • • ResolreAi, That the Thanks of this Meeting, given,to Charles Alexander. Craig, Ef i g. 'airl the other Qeittlemen the casing of : . . Signed E. WILLIANS, Chairman. • C;ENT&ON THE STATE OF EUROPE. Speedily will he ppblislied, Price Bs. ,41 boards. rTHE Second . Editiop, 4. , f . 01. the SVA FE or EUROPE," before and after••tho French Revolution ; being an Ansiv,:r to L' Etat de It France, a la Fin do L'Au 8. By. FREDERICK (;ENYZ, Cininsellor of War to His. Prussian Majesty, &c. Translated by ft)IIN CHARLES. HE RIO ES, Esq. Printed for 1. tlateltard.Book4ler to the Queen, Piccadilly, directly opposite to York House. Just published; ASERMON preached bcf, - ,re. the'Sciciery of the Sons of the Clergy, in the Diocese: of Durham, St...p. tember tBaz,_- By THOMAS BURGF,SS, B. D. Prebencbiy or Durnam. London: .Sold by Messrs: lidtchArd, Vetnor and Hood.--for the benefit of the Lhatiti T b This Week will e A POE publislred,'priee.sc: •hewed, f L ICA -.PET' TlOW"ttkainst Al; AC. TORISING TRUMPERY, acid, PERK,I24IS TIC INSTITUTION, , in Fotir Canto4.;•.th 04pedtfully addressed to the Royal Colleo of Physicians. . • By CHRISTOPHERCAUSTIC:, M. U. LL.U. A.S• Fellow of they Royal College of Physiciani,,Aherdeen, and Honorary Member of Nineteen very .I.e:arned Societies. • Now pelt the Foe with WeaponS missile; Let Vials round their Sconce..; whlstle; Shower on them a tranendons torrent, Of Gallipots and /topics horreot I . 'Sold by T. Hiirsf, Paternoster-row, and J. Ginger,i'icca dilly. CAMPA)PN liv EGYP7. This Day was-published, 'elegantly printed..in Quarto, • Price- Tvtio' Guineas, in beards,: * * *.A few Copies on tine Royal Paper,. with. early Impres, .sions of.the Plates, Price three 'Guineas, (Dedicated by Pe;mission to Earl Ca..,v eti), Illustrated bra large and accurate Phut of Valetta, in , the Island of Malta, its Harbours, Fortifications, a'nd.Pepen derteies-;• View of Fort Minpri and Port of Marsartutseety With Fort Tigne ; View of Fort Ric.asoli, the Cir' Valetta, and part of Gre ale.; ,View-ot Ricasoli, t he the of fit, Angelo, Bur Iola; and the Point of hole ; View of Valetta, and the ortitleatioits an t h e m a ". muscet side of the City, frotn Point St.' Elmo; View of the Fortifications and the Entrance to Valetta from the • Floriana side; VieW of the Citi , of Valetta, with partt. l : the. Grand Harbour ; View of Cadiz, as it appeared frotri His Majesty's Ship Hector on the stli of October, ISO*; Plattof Marmorice, with the Soundings in the Harbour, by Cot. J. Edtutinds ' • A JOURNAL of the FORCES which sailed from the Downs in April aots,:on at Secret EXpedition under the :.Cointnand of Niajtkr General trio w Lieutenant-Ge neral) PIG OT, till their arrival in Minorca.;: and continued through all the subsequent Transthions of the Army under the Cottrnin‘l of the Right lion. General Sir R . ALPII A BER.CROMBY, K. B. in the MEDITERRANEAN and EGYPT,' and the Litter Operations to the Surrend,r of Alexandria, and the Coutplete EvactlatiOn of Egypt by the French, under the Command of. Licutenant..General T.Ord HUTCH; NSON, K. B. with a pArtiClll:ll:.l\Cypunt.pl , Malta during the 'rime it Was.subjca to the BritiOttlaVerninettr,- •• +. • By IENEAS ANDERSON, Jiieitt. .40th R. Printed for 5. Dcbrett, opposite Burlington !loose, Picca dilly. Some curious and important docutnents and details re. specting the Army th.it went from India to ~ 8 ),,-ypt.ity the Red Sea, are here given, we bel:eve, for the first tithe ro the Public; the compliments paid to that Army are just anti grateful ; and the General Orders of. Sir James Baird ale particularly worthy Of perusal* In Works of this nature it would scent a waste tonness of Criticism to dwell nn slight deteds and errors ; we shall therefore, conclude. with recr;intnendinz Anderson's Volume ..to gencral attention; it to be, as-his Introduction assures us it is, "Act .-lAitnrutie Re cord of our Country's g lory,"—E uropean Mat. Line, Nora. iSoz. . Tins Day were published, in Two loge volumes Svo. price 0 Ng .GUINEA rilu, OLLIKOFER'S SEI IV.IONS.un the DIGNITY • Of MAN, from the German. By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOK 1:, F. R. S. These Sermons are in universal estimation wherever the Gentian language is vernacular, by all parties and denomina tions of Christians, not only on account of the unaftbded and captivating ebrquen;:e in - which ti Ty flow, but for the be nign • and truly evangelical spirit with whielt they are ani: mated. • " They breathe the pure and genuine spirit a Christianity, and e•:isibt Rtligion to our view Ma forni the, most ini'lnatert and'alluring t. for instead of territying her votaries by itisfi guring her bright countenance with an austere and gloomy brow, they invite .aid encourage ail to approach her, as to a kind and condescending queen, who sits serene and cheerful on her thl.one, dispensing to all her subjects true wisdotit and peace, co nsol4tion and :any. In one word we rec om m en d them to every description of readers, since they have this merit, that without profound discussion and metaphysical research, they contahi tile pure and undisguised morals of the arrayed. in an cagy and attractive garb."—Monthly Review for Februrtry 18o3„ " The Sermons before us are highly worthy the attention of the young English Divine; and, as they arc very easily .analyzed, he would rind Ins compositions graduelly im proved, _if after several tittles reading one of them over, he would stied its chief heads, and in his own langulge /Wat t; upon them:front the 'pulpit, Were be thus to act he might 'soon dispense with his notes he would in a short time ac quire a sufficient facility of addressing•an audience from his memory, of speaking. to their hearts, and of impressing thzin with sentunen:s "worthy of his office." Critical , Review, for December 1802. Printed N.. I._engirion, and 0. Rees, V.iternoster-row. CONVF.YANCING. 'rif ts D a y ,FN.pnblisliecl,. in Six Voltitnes Octavo, rice 3t. pt. hoards, • O. NAL PR EC I , ..I)ENTS in CONVEY. N C LNG seleCtecl from, the 'Manuscript . Colle6tion of the late John Joseph Esq.• Author of the LAW of Mortgages,. Wills, dtc, revived and corrected: with Notts and Remarks, explanatory of the 'nature and efficacy of the sevcral.Assurances, &c contained in the Collection. By CHA lARTON,. of the inner E sq. • Authortrf the Elements at Conveyancnig. London ; Printed for W. 'Clarke and Sons, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn. Gentlemen are requested to compleat their Sits, as th ere • are not many of some of the . Parts left. • , CON'rENTs 111 h WORK. • " The .I:irst Volume tteats of Agreements; and rst, •of the Nature or' Agreement's; 2. .Wtip are capable .or 4inding thoinsefee ., by Ag reem e nt ; 3, 1,‘, , oat may ue the subject of an Agreement ; 4. ()r the etinsidtration necessary to support an. Agreement. Precedents of Agreements relate, Ist, To t'urchitters ; 2. To Deeds ; Destors and creditors; 44 . Mrtrriege :5 To 14il keel tattoos Matiers. The Second Volume treats of Appointments ; and ttt, , 0( Appointments made in EXtIC:ItiL4I of I every--with r•Opeet to the Nature of an Appointment under the Statute of tAies— Appointinenti made by Fernin& Coverts for transferring their separate Property, and the mode of framing a I)end of Ap ponitinentnatier .the Statute of Uses*;: ;. Of Appointments delegating an Au, innity,for on.• person to at for another— Caieli and 0 pinions. , --Pnterdents of Deeds of A ppointment— (if Assignments ; anti tbt, Of the Nattireofan.Assignment ; r. V hat may lut the Nature ol,an Assignment ; 3, The cir cultist:tut:es quiaite to the Validity of an Assignment ; 4. Of the Etted and Operation of an Assignment —and the • Estate of the Assignee—Cases and Opinions—,Precedent's of A ssigninent s. The Third Volume treats of a _Bargain and Sale : and Ist, of the Nature of a Bargain and Sale;' 2. Who may make a Bargain anti • Sale ; "3. What may- he the Subject of a Bargain and Sale ; 4. Elow`a flaYtiain and Sale should n' framed ; 5 ()Eche COnsiderations requisite to support a Bar gain and !. , .ale; 6 Of Eh! Enrolment of a Bargain and fade, and at wham time Enroll:ma i% to be made • 7. Of the Flied and .0 per i o ion of a Barp.mii ;i'ott sale after 'Enrolment ; Pre., ea.llents of file is of Itaig.tin tint Sale. ‘. I t treats akt) or a &ion : anti tat, Who may voter Into an ;- What - may be the Subject of an. Obligation; 3. Op in wind' it is usually conctitteciPrecedetita or. londs, '• , It treats of I).;:ctl,:cii eutfirrnation, and gives Precedents of tifo . 4;"; 17),N;tis.. 1 t•1,1,,.tw I t r t Coveliants: t. Of 4 co. vetiant,to s.tatiti 'izt,.(i x with a Prece.i_nt—clf a Doelarat ion uf Trust, withP.o,.:olents —Of l'ecnikes with Precedents. The 1 tin:111 conlhitn , ... , ; With .t Tleai;se ini'eatt ,rtlit and PleCetkilts ( ;C.li ts, wtift i'T,L.:coeols or Leahe, I. Who may grant ; 1.: The requisite town.. s-tiii.M.! a 6eod tease, and Pe. , :7411•1s of Leases: . • Thq Firth Voltthie treat tit a Med 6fLeaae and Release, ~v i Ell Pitt:v.l;m . To . P List wrs ;2.ByNV iy et' - Mortgage. 3 ktf . Rgleases respeetin4rredito6 ; 0114.eleases lust re dilviOie-trk any distant} timid; The Sixth Vphatir cmnlposel of Precedents of Svitle. mts-,,,A n J.ntrptluet,oil .o <;‘,4l.ll4ting of ea3es—Pfe. c,;(14.n0 E.4.7' INDIA lioursYE, August 11, 1Fo:".. r1" 14 1:1 E COURT of DI R EC7'O Rs: al fls.e JL,. UNITED CO2VIPANI - of MERCH4IM'S ?/. ENG., LaND trading to :I.te ,Fart Indies, do beryl y give IS.%tier,. That it is their Intention to re..-eive application., on ny hsfore tie Seinenther, from the ifachant: neantkw .Tonnak.' kr the Ex Port cflGoods ,Icr Jaen Go9c4..nehAh to A . ( Sl.np. fed In the ensuing Quarter ; and on or he „re the 3ist.Decennti,.. , s o 31 , 1 March, and 3oth Yunc, .f9r such 6nods the illt,rehant: are deflrosts.OlShipti!tg in ozeb Quarter, following such dattrt ; cod that ;t is their in:en:lA.7 jarnilf-Tonn.:gt of illadeira Wine which may he `'required ky.l'essons •;t siting I Ship the same for India, 'upon similar applications. Particulars of ,the Rates of Freight, &.. for the lirst'Ship.rAf the Season, are to be ran in the OAT the Clef* to the Cometittee of Shipping. Mr R. 4,1 I s 4 1. Ser. .EAST INDIA lIOLISE, Aja , -0 33, 0,93, MI-LE COURT of D RE,CRS of the UNITED A COMPANY ofiIIiRCIIANTS of ENGLAND tratliX ,, to ilk; East Indies, do hee j ..,:y give i'Vqiee, . • That a Genera/ C ,:r,-t Corttry 7.:,;a111 be brtl rat tlrjr M 114 1 ,, i,t Leadenhait-striet, on tueselai., ttie jtr .of ~froor Eleven o'Clock in the Fe,renoox sena! Six ix the Eveni,g, .10 Balk,' on the J.:llozeing Caestions agreeahfr to the ilti' of the 30 Geo. 111. cap.' Sg. • " That thiS Court confirm the Uustiimous RevAntlon " of, the Court of Direetors of Olt: td instant, wltsn,iby Cie 4 ' Commander and k)wilcrs 'if the 1-11nUostan,, arc' f , :t!ly " aequitted fnim all imputation of beglem.._, Or rhiseOnduct, " in respe6t to tht Loss , of that Ship," •„ ' That this Court confirm the 'Resolution of the 'Cahn " of Directors of the 16th instant, whereuy the Clinruani.lee " and Owners of the Princess Amelia, are fully ;ii.quit. " ted from all imputation of nettled or m isconduCl, in re ' 4 sped to the loss of that Ship." 1F1LL,14.11 • ..tre4 EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mara. , THE COURT cf.DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP. NY 11 MERCHA NTS ENG. LAND tradhrg to the List Adies, hereby. give -t-- 711a1 . the follvwTig PrOprietwx qrsalr . Law, tow, iisromfil'issity 1.9 the 6th Sc4lkAt of ;be 7th Chapte, c f the Eyes Law of she said Cwsipassy,sigulfi..l writiptg to ti+e Sevie. 145,+tbeir . desire of .4ecwiti v Castelidaks /,, the Oiree.,imat. the eitsultrg—EleFii94 Direoors, 147eDNE$D,11',. we ryh follikßEatt, Esq. Titomns PARy, Esq. m . Ssow Fasea..li It sq. It. CiiiekiEt.aviqowacg, Esq iiUDat.xsruriz, Esq. itf, I.sq, • ONNIUGI.I3, Esq.. :A.ARAttAs ItosA vs, Es q . " MILLS, Esq. GLOItOE TATEM, Esq WILLIA 131 s , tc. ANCiENT STAINED GLASS ' ' TO SOLD, by PrivaleC 9 nt rad, to r Chd rc h es, Public Buildings, and Cabinets, at No. 9S, Pall-Mail. The Coileetion is in 4ne Preservation. Attentkuice tram Ten to Five o'Clock. Good Allowance to'thase who buy to soli agaia. • , NEW 110(PVIS, ST, EDMUNOS rrO BE LETT, and entered upon inlmediatetyl . situated most .advantageously on the A lio.l +IEII, in Bury St. Edmund; (the jusly styled Mont relic; hrylap ( l),, the singularly el,egant, and CO 11'1.1 . ;.T.P. PRE kl nearly wholly rebuilt,' (.•ontaining, under ono'rc at, a superb 11.411-room,.- where the Assemblies are .111%vity,i held, with unusitalily handsome Sup . per, Card, Billiard, ; rooms, tonintudionsly ad)hcent ; extensive ments, }arse - and convernerit Itiltilient, Cellar-,,: . • of every klescription ; the whole, in tile I •:', being rt.‘:ently fitted up at a ,yery co,, ;,. private stlihiCripticort. , It is itee t ittii', , •ft , • khOWIt attioctiunt of Bur , : qt. , mi., the be•aoay of anti the v‘i , tit of it.; ncl4ltbourhood , ; ty .„, ttr ,Nev,-inatket, where t- • , year, its avin celebrated • whole of Ottober, am; ,chi, t , , itt avoi tiv; num.. , .., Dinivers - , . ' ~„ Ilitist p t 4 ., ut the et; ,. t.t „ ~, 7 titws to is"Trnant propetly ~,;‘, rintc , For fins.:_ i'arti ! A o'r Nit . - Rapid], Prin:er, ; o 1 of ' ! , Son;l3anker, tt Bury. None but 4,4 cbiuuLer, and ilr.:tiJi,riv.q:d apply.