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..,-,. E r ,A., , ;,A . 3 ,t:.4.4iii..,,.,,....e , 011 1,,, , ~..:-.., rdi ti ..... . , * 1.. , . , , .. _ ~ . _ . . . _ :,. ~ , . 4 ..... t ....., .......„—. . 4 ... , c4 .,..._,.......... T . • . ,... ....... ~...... , 1.. . .„ . . , I NUAIBER T K MONDAY, JUNE I, 1801. . , [PRICE' SIX PENCIL: EAST INDIA HOUSE; • RANELAGH • • • Will continue Open witlythe usual tritertaininents' on NONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,' and FRIDAYS, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Admittance, as . usual, 35. 6d. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the • PRINCE OF WALES. O -MORROW EVENING, June 2, will given a Grand '„ MASQUERADE. (Bein g the last this Season.) ICKets ONE GUINEA each, including the Supper, and Port and Sherry Wines of the first 9uality. e Tables in the centre of the Rotunda will be appropri atel for Tea, Coffee, &c. and•at One o'Clock, the Boxes will be opened with a regular r , SUPPER .- lIICKENS; HAM, VEAL, TONGUE, lELI.I ES, COLLAED BEEF, BL,ANC MANGE, PASTRY, ICE CREAMS, &c. torn The Wine Bar oper till Four o'Clock. b rnodioul,, Room will be appropriated fir Masquerade nticrteSSeS in the house next the Pay-door, wlfere Luke and niav be supplied with a great variety of Black t.- -- .. - -Plourxci Silk Dominos tor Hire, !rum Five eltcL: s. ;b::!elreellent Band will be provided for the Country dls t : , and the corporation Band, in fulfUniform, will, ""g &upper, perf o rm some of the most favourite Military ett. 71 boors to be opened at Ten o'Clock. itre, ckets to be had at Mr. Birchal l's Music-shop, New Bond fof t j Mrs. Richman's Alasquerade-warcliouse, 36t, Ox cet ; B • Masquerade- warehonse, Coventry aftt'et Cro ft' s ea M a Yb ue rad- warehouse, Fleet-street; mg, rrirwe'• ard . pastry-cook, Ludgate-hill and Spring-Gardens; -- "''elagh.house, where Dresses may be had on the a; ventlig. la r ti Zickets f or p r i va t e C oac h Stands to be . had at Rane- Th t 11 ';` , al Two Guineas for the Season. ' Rotunda will continue open on the usual Nights, and, tY particular desire, on THURSDAY Next will bo exhi- Vet! magnificent FIRE-WORK by ROSSI and TES ,_cli, Honour of the Birth-Day of His Majesty ; and in i's'.!;ocii4rse of the Concert will be introduced some of d the s u n,, • vourite CATCHES and GLEES. Admittance Five "bungs. LIT ER.AR.Y. FUND. A T a ,GENERAII -M,FETTNcr .of the SO:. C F. 'ry, hehlat* c Old Shaksrseare Taxan, the arst of May, tSot, THOMAS WILLIAMS, Etq. :M. P. and Vice-President, in the Chair. Thc Chairman read thi letters of the Most . Noble the MAR. QUIS ofBUTE, which stated the causes-that unfortunately" had interrupted his due attention-to tr-lut:ea of his office Vt President, and Induced him to resig it, thoOkly-he shina..! continue to support the Institution. The Resignation being accepted,• Sir JAMES BLAND SURGES, Part. V. P. after doilig,juitice to the chilrader of the DUKE of SOMERSET, proposed him as - President. He was seconded by Sir JOHN COX HIPPISLEY, Bart. Vice-President ; and supported frinn every 'part of the Room and His Grace the DUKE of SOMERSET was immediately declaral President. of the Society for the Esta blishment of a Literary Fund. The Chairtinn was requested to signify to His Grace the pleasure ,the Society took in his Eledion. • • 'T. WILLIAMS, Chairman. T. DALE. Reaistrars I. NICHOLS, N. B. The hext,Meeting of the Society will be at Green wich, Thurse7iy the te;th of iinc; —the,Ommitteo.to:,sit :on Bu istess at Two, ara to dinrat4 our olekiek prei.isOy. NEW MUSIC WAREHOUSE, No. 9; New Lisle-street, Leicester-place. This Day was published, Price ros. 6d. , -TirrE OVERTURE and MUSIC of AIjEL -1. MORN the-OUTLAW, now performing at the Thea tre-Royal, Drury-Lane with universal approbation, Afso, The Husband's Return, or Answer to " Igo, tny Love.. No," price " Near these rugged Towers," a favourite Glee in .Feudal Times,. price is: 6d. " Shelter a t.itay-worn Tra pller," Solo and Glee, as sung at the Harmonic So c i et y, d at Drury-Lane Theatre , price as. With a , vari e ty o f other Music, as will be expressed. in a few days ,• all cont. posed by Michael Kelly, and to be had of him as above, with the rest of his Musical Publications. , - • Ma r y t 3 1301 . . TH C 0 URT of D EC7 - O,RS ar th e ; • UNITED COIiIP.4 IVYyf AIERCII,42VIS of ENG. - LAND trading to t6e indice; heiei:v give;,N6tice, • -That a,euarte;-6 , General Ccurt qf the C,nif•aly tc.i. l l he, held at their lion.le in Liadenball-street, or IFEDNES.DAr, 14th of ygne pc xt, Lien 4:(.3t•e1: in tie Krotoon, Jr the frop 2 seS t f arc/string .z Divideirdf. , o;nebrisonaelaat to ellidsabt.* ma- E 1 L be That the Them:ler Books ef the said Company's Stock will he Shia on Tues..4o.; eke ad if :y r soic next,, ; , 'Clark,. and Upe.ied amin . cm Treerdti:. the :11st y Add prat the Dividend 4 - 7.irrantr un tire said Ctn.:par:s,i: Stack, dwe ox the ith of yit! . y, will be reas!'y to be delivered on Ilion:du, the 13th of .7/6 , next. And iu a few Days will be published, The Music of Kenai and Tao, composed by Bossi, and now ;performing with the greatest applause at theiCing'a Theati - e, .4n the Haymarket. WILLIAM 72.1M5.;11', Sec. INIPRIAL PARLIAMENT. This Day was published, Carefully correaed the present a .New Edition of THE ROYAL KALENDAR, Sce. for the Year riot. With a complete List of the Imperial Parlia- A ttut . iwd of alt tho , Changetolat Atiti)i44ttictp,tittax.l*.ft onti:v tali en pi: we ttrigther:iitttli - VariOns,' - newliiit4,.. hover tiefure ted„ The whotetivvly and. ak:eurately arranged . , so as to form the complettest Work of the kind ever yet ot fered to the Public. EAST INDIA ROUSE., •- • May 28, mHE COURT of PIRECTOICS- f the 111).4 NY fil . .11tER,41 1 / 1 NTS of L . tt , 141,7,- 651; , 5e4 f !eon .Eleven „ e..t&or, aPail'4ix 7lttlr, i.:: t;, B.:114 a.n v , That this Court dci confirm the Lirartimous Itesol , rions t'ourt Direetors; of the 4th of February Ia:1, am% I uit u Court of Directors 1.10, without delly, ail upon tlio ipici detailed in those Resolutions." . • CARPUE will commence his Sum Mer Course V 1 o: ANATOMICAL LECTURES on Monday the 'sib or June, at his House, No. 44, Leicester-tit:an:. Particulars may ne known by e ; ...4 . lying as ab,,vc.:. Printed tor Dobrett, Robinsons, March, RiOatdsons, Sy 'flionds, &c. This Day was published in One Volume, Quarto, Price 11. is: in boards, or hot pressed 11. A GRAMMAR of the PURE and MIXED r. 1,. EAST INDIAN DIALECTS ; with 'Dialogues, methodically arranged at. Calcutta, according to the true BitAIiMENIAN SYSTEM of the SHANISCRIT "LAN. GUAGE. PLACES UNDER GOVERNNINT, PENSIONS, AN , NUITIES; R*EVERSION . ; and CHURCH LIV -INGS. . 0% TO BE SOLD, an Anuity of 301. a year for One Of .101. a year H 2301. Olie Of 401. a )aal for 2601. one of sol. a year for .3i1:; one of 551. a year, for poi. one of 601. a year for 3601. ot t : ' got. a year-for 63Z;1. one of tool. a year for Tool. one of for tr 0 . and otle„) , ‘" 3001: for 30001. eligibly secured: 17 3ney in the Funds* I,..:uniled Property. A Pension 4)f 4:7 - /ear for 2601. one ori onl. a year for 7001. and one of 3001. a year for awl. Geritlenicn having Interest, may be informed of genteel Vacancies and Resignations under Government, of tool. tcol. tool. 3001. 4001. soot. 6oel, 7001. Soo,. toool. tsool. and ,2000 1 . a year, Civil and Military, at Home and Abroad. Several Rem - - siNIS and Church l.ividgs to be Sold. Personal applications, from Eleven till Three o'Cloti,,, 1,, Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil-streer, Strand. Lettets, i:- elosinga small Note, will receive eveiy satisfacANy inquiry. WILLIAM A.4IITS4Y, Sec, DR: JEN'NER • This Day was published; THE PORTRAIT of go rd) 'INNER !AID. F. R. S. &c. a Half-length, by J. .s 'll-4 . Engraver in Nletzotinto to His Royal Highness the Prince of Waks, No. jr, King street," Covent-Garden. Size of the Plate twenty incites by fourteen, price, plain, •Flall-a. el nea. The following new Prints (with Specimens of a new invention, converting 'Mitt into Oil Patntings) : Lord •EL. don, 'Count Ruinford, two Subjeas from :81r., WestalPs `Drawings, the E,namottrerl Sportsman, and Sportsman's Re-. 'past; With several others newly finished, among which are the celebrated Irish AdvoCate, Mr. Curran, from *4llO a admix.. able Painting by , ,Lavvrclice. Some from Morland, &c. By HE.RASIM LEBEDEFF. • Containing the most copions, and accurate Rudiments, that has hithertobeen published in Europe, Dedicated to the Honourable the'East India Company. This Work ,comprisus all the Parts of Speech; literal 'Ex planations of the CoMpound Wurda, and Circurnlocittory Phrases, necesaary for the attaintnent, of ;the Idiom of the 'SHAMSCRIT LANGUAGE.., With Remarks on the Er rors .in . the former Grammars and.Dialogues of the Mixed • I ndian Dialeas, written by ditnrent - Europeans:- toether with- a,reCutation ef the Assertions of Sir ' William Jones, , respeding 'the SHAMSCIUT ALPHABET,' and several • Specimens of Oriental Poetry, pubriUted in the Asialie Re scaN-I.k!s. Printed for, and soldby the Author, No. 3, Warwick Place, BedfOrd ; and by Mr. Debrett, tr 24 the saute Author, in the Press,•and speedily will be published, INDIAN CHRONOLOGY DEVELOPED,. A ProsPeetns, Price One Shilling; - explaining the - Nature of this Work, and the Contents,'may be had of Mr. Debrett, : or the Author. • May 26, arit.. EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. T i lt ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the lege Nublemen and Gentlemen educated at the above Col_ .s on Wednesday the jbe held at the Cro‘ d of Jun and e, Anchor Tavern, in the 41 d, sttUr.s.aos. ROBERT DUNDAS SAUNDERS, Esq. M. P, lOSEPH. GROVE, Esq. UCHARD fOHN BRASSEY, Esq:, The R....v. HENRY YEATS SMYTHIES. The R e v. HENRY ASKEW. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock. Tickets lia)f-a.c uinea e4th. • This Day was published, Irt Five Volurhes, tzmo. ,Price aos. sewed, MICROCOSM ; b? thti Author of the Vieisiiitides of Genteel Life. Printed for J. Mawman, in the Ppultry. Of whom may be had, a New Edition, being tint Third, of t. Htnry : A Novel. By Richard Cumbertand,'Esqr In 4 vols. Immo. illustrated with' Frontispieces, engraved br Heath, Sze. price 4s. bo.irds. And, by the same Author, 3. Arundel : A Novel. In 3 vois 3tt edit. price 6,1: sewed. 4. The Observer te being it•Colleetion of I',l rat, Literary,: and Familiar Essays.' The filth Edition, newly arransea c i to which is added, an entire Tra ns l a ti on at the Comedy of the Muds, and a copious Indeig. In 6 vols. taint). price zBs: ' :awed. Mr. Cumberland's Drtunatl‘ \Pieces. ESTATE in the COUNTY of ROXBURGH.. ; TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within. the Royal. Exchange Caftee-liduse, - Edinburgh, in the course of the ensuing Summer; on a day to be alter wards fixed, LL and. Whole the Lands and Barony of RU_ TiIERFO RD, lying ha the Pails!' of Ma ton, and C 014.1%. of Roxburgh, comprehending the Tqayn and , Lantl; of Ruiharford, Mill and Mill Lands therenkleriy:hi)at and Salmon Fishing upon the River Tweed, aittiftliWotly, pos sessed by Andrew Mather; and the Farml. of Broornhouse, Whitlaw, and Easterhill, as possesSed by William Purves; together. with a proportion of the Common of Stockstruther, asset apart in a late division thereof,' lying adjoining to the said Lands, and possessed partly by the-said Andrew Mather, . and partly by the said Wil Lain Furves. The Estate, which holds of the Crown, and is rated in the Valuation Books of the County at tfrstl. Scots, contains about ma Acres English measure, lying together, anlinost delightfa I ly situated along the Soitt h.:side of the River Tweed, which is its northern boundary. The whole Lands are Arable, a great part of the richest sail, oil capable of producing the best crops of.ewr,greihi. ,:,.{ efier 40 , v,t.toesisashirly adapetilfocifie Turnil.T l **i 4l , 4. 7 • 7'11% y are at rl7,t:crit . kit to stihttititial 'and experienced i'ar. 111 . .:rs ; the Le ase o f B rocon h ouse and others, in the possessina til Purves, expires at Whitsunday - 18a, and that of Rat-, d ic a a y ßstu i d B th9 ts ue , rbflo w erd. he T t:t ro t h‘ h ve e n r p : r t si s enai r nt e s a Fl therford and ot h ers , p ossesse d b y Mr.. Ma t he r, a t Whitsam 71idttioos e au i t s pe ,up3„“ c u t ike r t , i : ie £ . Rents 2oo w ill Twenty-tour kiens'at is. ,t .1 Mill, Ferry, arid Fishing . 100 Six Salmon at $5. - 1::.0 , 40 - Broornhouse, , k.asterhill, and Whitlaw - 300 0 0 In the Press, and speedily will be published, In Four Vols. Foolscap Bve. Price One Guinea, in boards, 1% EMOIRS of the late Mrs; ROBINSON, I.VI WRITTEN by HERSELF.; including Anecdotes of many distinguished Persont of the present period; together with some-Posthumous . Pieces in Verse and. Prose. Printed for R. I'hi:lllll4rib. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. • LETTER COPYING MACHINES. 11 - Y His Majesty's Royal .Letters Patent, the newly invented NIACHINE for WRITING with 1•Wo PENS, producing at the sameinstant Two Originals 4ccmitiAg to tho common mode of writing, .is Commerelat, Political, Legal, and Literal) , World, as well Is to all Person's desirous 01 preserving authentic Records of their Correspondence, 64c. These Machines will be fouhd, to trial, tobe . far superior to any ot h er ever 0t144d to .the tqhlic, for the dispatch of business. To be had only of 1 - 1. Farthing, No. 43, Cornhill, London, Pocket-book '4lKlPortable Writing-desk Manutadurer, for Exportation. On the 4tli inst. will be publish:A, In one Vol. Svo. price in boards, Eight Shillings, QERIVIONS• ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By THOMAS RENNELL, D. D. Mat ..!r of tbe Temple. Printed for F. :Ind C. itivington,,No. 63, wl's Ct , w, h ti 1,1 ; • old, .i.sz) by J. flAtchard„ No. .1 A REVIEW OF MAPS 'AND CI ARTS. A Department hitherto unattempted in any EtiAlish 'journals, London, June r, 1401. This pair was pobli'slied, price 23. o n ly, Fri-IF. APPENDIX to t1:-.! CRITICAL RE-. viLi IV, New Arrantcrt ant . :Arrieng nunwinuS others, Abstratts of tne following important rind r,:cent Foreign Publications : —Memoirs of the National Institute of Sciences, &c.—Biographical and Histo rical Didionarv—Cambry's Picturesque journey to Swit zerland and Man of toe Fleicts—Mercleind's Voyage round the WOrld—Seur's History of the Reign of Frederic WilliaM I I.—Des;:nption of Great - Britain, !rzlancl, &c.—Whyttenbacit's Life of Rhunkenius.—Audouires ritime Commerce—Berlinghieri's Treatise on Venereal Dis eases --"Margin's Mathematical Ideas of Chan,istry sod Me dicine—Daudin's 'Pre:nis: on Ornithology—Review of the. Legislative Power under Charlemagii.----Retrosped of Fo reign LitQrature—A.lttaiew of Maps and Chart., —Title and Alphabetical Index to the Authors' Names and Titles of Books, tee. &c. _ • • . HG. of Prises. 2 • • IRISH sTAT , LOTTERY,, rSex. " 7.:GINa,DRAwforb . the soth of. 'LILY NEXT.. ' 6CIIENIE. • Value of &cll. 20,000 io,oo* 5001:1 2660 • Tito; Day was punlished, Number I. Price One Shi and Part I. Price toi. 6d. (containing No. I Nu. to inclusive;, of rrliE GARDENER's and ROTA-MST's DIC TIONARY i • containing the 'hest and newest Methods eultivatintland ; tetproving the,..Kitehen, Fruit, Flower :irden, and ursery ; of performing the !'radical Parts of cult are ; Of-managing Vineyards, and of propagating al] • Limber Trees. By the late PHILIP MI I.LV.R. F.R.S. Gardener to the the. Company of Apothecaries, at their Botanic Garden in Choke; and Rlctaber of the Bo tanic; Academy at. F lorentc - .. • , which are now fast added, , Total Value. is 20,000 ON) • 1400 - 0- S? 0510 tiCSideS 7992, other Prizes from fool. to Sl. P r e ilz2. r g7 l , - \;• I O7. I ZYYXW..-rERs, 3 ETC FITIIS, andStXTEENTI4 SHARESIStanip:. klysitant to Act of Parliament), are Sold and Reistered. CHOI.SON, at his State Lottery Office, No, 16, et 4 ) 1 '2' 11 , Londod, where all Business relative to 1 4/ is faithfully transae.ted. Schemes at gratis. iii." EY exe cuders front the Country, with proper remittances, punc ted. And, over and above these Rents,; the Tenants pay the Minister's Vietual-stipend, which hai-:teen recently aug mented, and the Proprietor has an heri#thie tight to the Ticads. A complete Enumeration and. Description o fall Plants hi therto known,. with their Generic. and Specific Charaders, Places of Growth, Tunes of flowering,. and Uses both Me dicinal and Economical. . The whole sorreded and newly arranged, with the addition of all the modern Improvements in Landscape Cardening, and in the Culture of Trees, Plants, and Fruits, particularly in the various kinds of Hot-hotses •and Forcing , Carnes, with Plates etplanitory both of them, and the Principles i Boiany. By THOMAS MART N, B D. F.R.S. • Regius. Professor of Botany itt the. University of Cambridge. • Printed 'tbr F. and C. Rivington, Isro. Ga, St. • Paul's Church,yard; and the rest of the Proprietors. Proposals this Work, containing .the Conditioni of Publication, and a. fell Account of the various Improve. ments in this new Edition, may be had gratis, •f all the principal Booksellers. London Printed by and for' S. Hamilton, Falcon-court, Fleet-street ; and sold by G. G. and J. Robinson, No. 2,5, Paternoster-row ;by Ross and Blackwood, Edinburgh ;by Angus and Son, Aberdeen ' • and by H. Colbert, C a p e l- street , Dublin, 01 whom may be had any of tlie'preceding Num. bers. _ There are several beautiful shclteo,4 situations fora Man ' sion-house on thd Banks of the Tweed, and there are a good , many old Trees.on these parts of the Estate. T 4 Turnpike Road leading westward from Kelso runs . 611.6117,h the Lands, and joins the great Road Fronk Edintwgit within twri which Rodds there is easy .ind....v•ri , aodious access t% Ma. num and Markets-they are within vi'miles, of the Yost Towns of Kelso, Jedburgh, and 411...5g. • On Brodmhouse 'and . - Rutherford there arc good, farm Houses and suitable Olfices, mostly built as the comMenee. ment of the'present Leases; upon the witotc, a more 'eligible situation, and a more desiratde , Estate,, has not been oared to sale in this part of the Country; For further Particulars, - app.ieition may be made 'to Mr. Bain Whyt, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh, or James Potts, Writer in Kelso, who will chew a Wan and Measurement, of the Estat e : , and dive such further, information as may be \vanted ; they are also authorizedtootglat by Prilate Bargain. Mr. Purves or Mr. •Mather will She,w t,te Estate, ~ - Also, at the same time will be published, .price 2s. 6d. The Critical Review, enlarged, , for. May, 1801 : bein g t h e First Numberof the XX Xlld Volume of the New Arrange ment 3, containing, among numerous °the**, Criticisms on the following important and interesting Publications i Cedde Critical Remarks on the 'Hebrew Scriptures—, Tooke's History of Russia 7 -Damberger's Travels in Africa Of Schrbdter, Taurinius and Damberger, Three Travellers who never travelled at all—Mrs.. Piozzi's Retrospection_._ Mrs. Smith's Letters of a colit.ry Wanderer—Review of the late War in the Mysore—Jackson's . journey 'front India to wards England --Ingram's Elements of Euclid—Greswell's Memoirs orPolitinnus i &c.—Transaelions of the Linnman ciety--Dr. Parr's Spital Sermon,-Vince's Treatise on Plane and Spherical Trigonometry--Maelean's Dissertation on the: Source of Epidemic and Pestilential . Diseases —and 'a very nuhierous Monthly Catalogu e of Painplilets, ,sre.• It is with pain that: the. Proprietor of the C r i t i ca l R ev i ew is again obliged to address the Readers ...of that Work on Pe cuniary Considerations, especially .Wheit they tend to freat claims on theirinclulgencc. Nothing but' tile indispensable necessity, arising from the peculiar urgencies of the thnes, could have induced him to raise the Prwe of • his Journal.---- Since the last adVance io TWo'Sfn I hngs; the value of Paper has increased nearly Thirty per Cent: and is expeacil to rise much higher ; set that the i3aok::ellers have, Within these few days, raised the trade-price el puhli , :ations. On , a fair comparison, it will be found that a INTunther of this Review contains more matter than many •an c•tavo volume of four times its priee 1,-..i consideration cvhich -may. lend to obviate any fair objeelion on gener:.l principles. At the Same timu he, may with great juslice,deeLre, t it2,t the pleasure he should . find in reducing tiie price, on th,.: recurrence of more favour- . ,able circumstances, is : , ioMe triOti vc of consolation and the present painful necessity,. imposed-upon him by a destioy which no private eial,:avouiN can avert or confront.. • o - Publishers of Maps, who wish fbr a speedy notice, are :ntrcato.l to transmit Item to our Printer. Th e Twentieth of next Month, ~,mISH STATE-LOTTERY commences Drawing. r iE TICKETS and, SHARES are on Sale by ot„ k IcHARDsoN, GOODL,UCK, and Co. (the only ic,e that ever sold Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds k o V"), No 10.4 mar of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, aki °PPosite the . ki c :ws Mews, Charing-cross, London ; THE .irket-luee, Norwich: p SCHEME CONTAINS r ivue of X.24,000_ a Prizes of X. zoo° 3 ro,ooo 5 -- t ool 5000 3 soo Also 7919 Prizes from 81. to tool. 3 - , 000 Tickets. Total Amount, 4.150,000. Nair Present Price of Tickets Si. Bs. Fourtl t •} 8 o Eighth - • 6 'Pickets z 5 o Sixteenth o tr 6 .dill and S I hares will nbt b e lower.—Correspondents gilts4ye them sent by remitting Post-Office Orders, or good ,Co at rn shhill. Dates, to Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. This Day was published, In Two large Vols. Bvo. Price i6s. neatly and closely printed in the manner of A nachatsis, Tit TUDES DE LA NATURE, Par JACQUES HENRI fIERNARDINiIe St. PIERRE A NEW and SUPERIOFMETHOD or REPLACING '• • Mitten's sucurrere disco. .lEneid, i. II n'est . point de livre qui prosente tine Theolci,sie plus sub lime, 01 intatlque une -Morale plus pUre, ni qui respire un plus ardent Amour. e tousles Honnes. • St. Pierre t en etablissant par des ralsonnemens incontesta bles la doeirme dune Piovidence universelle, nous ouvre les yeux pour =temple: le Monde dans tonic sa grandeur et tame con.harmonte.; it nouslburnit de nouvelles, armes pour .combattre PAtheisme ; ill nousinteresse'avec ehaleur envers Phurnanit6 soufrrante, et notikindique des - sources, inconnues jusqu'alors, de jouissances morales et intelleduelles. London ; Printed for J. Mawman ‘successor to Mr. Dilly), No. 0, in•the Poultry. Lately published, A Tranalation 'of the above Work; by Dr. Hunter; in 3 'Nis, eiciantly printed in large liva, 11.165. in boards. . • ESSEX. MANOR OF OLD HALL. o n TO BE.SOLD BY A U CTI ON , ttie 3d day of Woe next, at the White Hart Inn, in Bocking, -in Essex'; HE MANOR of OLD HALL, and the Minor A"Wse. with convenient -Barns. Stables r land ButtrlinFs : u pwatos or TWO HUNDRED AO t 3 t 3 lbl'il : s ES of very r i c h Arable, Meadow, PaSture, and Woo d- 914 t . l Yi"g in a Ring Fence, in Countishes of RAIN E and Airi , A.T SA LING, in the said, lately the property ks jincl occupied by Edward Taylor, amt. deceased. r ns ril may be had at Michaelmas next:, 1114 • t/r Particulars app l y to M r. W a d e, Atton.uy • „ at Lau, _4lowk Essek SHROPSHIRE. to BE LET', OR SOLD, very Spacious, Elegant, and Substant l r.j tick t, built MESSUAGE, with its Appurtell - uv: ! -!..., I: tt , IL 'IY and pk-asionly situated in Broad-street, L u the Residence of Dr. Moseley, derased. to jet b . remises are FREEHOLD, er,cl consist of a very h:4Tae :Ind convenient Mansion-Hx4 . l, in perfect repair, the pround Floor a handsonie . Entrance, Hall, mat 2 , t . e Est-room , 18 111.• - t ;6, Drawing-room, by - 18, fitted up 'with gr3r taste and clesance ; ''useket. - • try Lar -1 ( ler, s .o.oont,mervant's Bali, Butler's , lir e ' ‘ , 3 ,Re Kitchen (and eXc:elldnt 'Ctllaring under the whole), ~.,1.-notise, with gn;ahundant 'Of. Water, Poultry- and other DorneStic Ofilces, ittoft*reniently arrang- L„._ On the Fi rst Floor, six very itamtioioeiiiry Bed.cham , ri n ' 4 , with two Dressing-rootits ; aqt.trin the Attic story, Bt4ir.eXcecdngly 'ti, b-ick conitortable •Lodr,Apg-rooms, ` A lscase to ditto. - • ' r • (;„10 rootny Fotir..stall Stable Coach-douse; irh 4tylara.l.,liay-lorts over the same; an exceeding good iviir.l.‘Olotning the . Ilouire„ wallt.NS- .and• well 4,toche • ,„.._r . ut . t Trees in their prime. • • II !IP) Miate possession.may he hail; and, for ortknlars, "ePtY to Messrs. Baxter and Lloyd - , 501i;1,1,44„L0410w. .. .. _ .or REPAIRING. 7r - 3ETII. ' -'-• ' • . THE many serious dangers pensioned by trans planting a Tooth apparentl , t koluid and healthy from one subjeettekanother, have been noticed by. Medical Writers in general, bdt more particularly by that expeti,:nced and acute Physiologist the late jOHN . HUNTER. This too prevalent process often lays . the • tbitndation of'incaleulable evils ; vicious humours are introduced by it into the snsss of the blood, the whole system of the 110.14 is and habit 'of body is chanked, and incurable ulcers are the-result; nay, life it self is sometimes the forfeit paid to this praelice. To obviate these dreadtul conseqtteneesc and to :nit roducc a safe and innocent practice, has - been the rrrticular studs. , of Mt.. LESEC, Surgeon l)entist, forynerly 4,1 Paris and- grus selts,,lato of York, and now 4 No*. I' 7.4 . I.l4nover-street, tiaii. over-square, at which latter place h::: may bc9risulted-fr.,im haltpast Twelve o'Clock until Four. • The method introduced by. Mr. Last, is to . 4xtradt the •firoken or decayed Tooth; and, after rivetting to it;,; root a new and beautiffil clown, to reolace it in the head, wfiefe it, tVilli re-root itself immediately, ,rithout the} 'least danger of pain or indanuriatioo. . This opetatien te;s been pertorin,d for 'Marv. .-cars, with uninterrupted approbation and success, iii the , ciiiinties of York and Worthumberland, in the pre 'ace of th;_sukist eminent of the Fatuity, to whom Mr. L. can. give reij:.rence ; and it is at the particular recone,;xiiilation of the Nobility and Gently of the Counties that he is indtiod. to otter this operation to the Ms.iii , opolii. • , „ . Mr..L 74 Le has also ? after.rn4h study an() 410:len] ty k in vented a beautiful and incorrultibleconiposition for :Artificial Teeth, which is equal in strength and durability to Adamant. T.liis composition possesses the peculiar adyintage of per. mitring each Tooth to stand sOartte fro n, and UM qnnetied with the other Teeth, as in Nature. $a other"Teetlyroe.e of, or called " Idhieral Compositiou," canlit the Cir . . properly, as they are made in one large licav ? piece, wq . often shrinks and loses its form, in`the process of incluraton by .tiiy,. inct . unequal pressure, frequently lacerate.. and, act,- ) t-.t. \ khe.o th As. . . 'MI.. ; area himself, that every inconvenience "is obvi 'l atod by .. raelic:e ; and, as his Twit have that tintpf de licate pear. 7 white which is to be sot i elsewhere only in 'Nature, that tn,ly cannot be distinguisbcd from genuine and liatu _ ral Teetti. • . • .... __. . _ . Every defizieucrin the. Teeth will be filled up, tie the Gams ever sodefedive. Money, it :ny Person who t 4.11,1 dissatisfied with **event - 4 his optratioz4 , This. Day was published, In Octavo, Price 75. 6d. in boards, -- r - , HE MILLENNIUM; a Satirical Poem. In 11, Three Cantoi. Proving . that the World has now at. tainedthe.Cornmencement of this glorious and long predielcii lEta; and that the Virtue, Wisdom, and Happiness of Man kind at large, and especially of the- Inhabitants of this Country, are on the point of being consummated. In the•coUrse of this Poein are Introduced Anecdotes of the following, and a great variety of other CharaCters : ' Lord Chancellor • Count Rumford • Mr. Cannins Mr. Tierney i Mr. Fox . Mr. Grattan . ' Mr. Pitt ; Mr. Curry Mr. Dundas :Mrs. Woistonecroft Mr. Godwin • Miss Prescott Prof. Cant Dr. Frl - ..klin M. Coedoreet ; Voltaire , -.. ; . Mr. Pye . • Abb Bernet Mr. Pybus - Mrs. ; Robinson Mt. 'Cook • A awir,4l Parker Lord Macartney . Lord Hawkesbury Lord Auckland . Mr. Bryant Mr. 'Wilberforce M. Windham Mr. Dobbs ; . • Duke of Portland Lord BAgrave Dr. Price , For a liberal and encomiastic Account of the firit Canto, which was published a few Weeks since, see the Critical RevieW for March . last. 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