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FOR the BENEFIT of the WIDOWS, WIVES, and ORPHANS; of the 01.131 ERS, SAILORS., and MARINP.Si.KILLED or.W9UNDED in EGYPT, hi the ARMY and FLE IN% who have served under the .Cotninand of then late General 'Sir .Ralph Abercrornbv, and stilt serving there under that' of - Major-Generar HutcliinSon, and Admiral LordtKeith, W.IVINS.CRIPTION IS NOW OPENED, which is earnest;y reconunended to the Notice and Protection of a Generous P oblie; 'who • know hqw to ap preciate gallant services, and Itawa rc ever..beetiready to reward them. - _ _ . STATE OF EUROPE. _ This Day waspublished, price 3s. CONSIDERATIONS on the MESENT ...STATE orEt3ROP E, with resped , to Peacc'', or a further Prosecution. of the War. AR .1 . 7 i. c . 0...vr .4 C T.r. , C0.11.1-11SS.1R v_GE.v.re.n 41;4 •OFItYC.P, `•• • • '4".Eriidiorent . :, , et, 9;b OTICE is hereby gi - z.v;t Tba . the Comiailsag. (:orer,t I, reccive Preptah for, Sapplying suc6 cf ittiescr's as he in the COUE,te tLI" prevni, Year` 'in the f. , ./lo:ci,g Dirtriqs; tviih• BREAD, FO FUEL, S ili.411 1 •• ; s IJ i'proprasals to be sail ill S 4 Gr 6 N oi e•the loth of th , it .17C ::b, rioith District---:Arth;kWyb'eria,:d, D rha ; Yo - kstfre. Eat Distritt—Norfai, Este,r, South- District , S#LYsox• „ Iste , of Wight: . South , West I)ist i ria -,- 1/ants, Wilts, Dorset; •• • Wcst Disttia —De v4„,Cor/rthati, Sone - oft.' London District-----11M2,1oex,,BerAt, Surrey. Air:lent:it of Lesttaas thy t k;701.UI! 11;p4ing i.6is Office, between the ikurs' of Foe in tht 111c;rtink an.l Four in ilfteritoon. • • • „ • ' - • •• • Printed for J. Debrett, o;)po'site Burlington-House, Pic cadilly. • Of I;thorn may he had, 'the PARLIAMENTARY 1:t Et; IST ER of the, present Session, revised and collated with tit.: Notes of s.:veral Mem bers, Nos. i to 6. *. - _ RAYMOND., Mr. BARkYMORE, •-r-• •-' omot, Mr. SC ETT, Mr..BANNISTER,.jun. 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A' General Meeting will be-called in a' few days, for the purpose •of eleeling a Committee. for the Management and liPisrribution of the Fund. • This Day were , putAildied, I landsomelv printed in One Volume, 8vo.1) rice 7s. inboards, ORIENTAL DIALOGUES : Containing the Conversations of-Etlzenitts and A Iciiihron On the Spirlt and. Beauties of the sacred Poetry of the I tebretvs Selecicd from the Gerthan 'Dialogues and . 11iskrtations of the c.eh:- b rated. iter&r: . • - - P rincpd for T. cagen, Jun. and-W. Davies, 'irand. t AUTOINUTItAITEXIIIBITIPN, SPRING .;a MAILLARDET begs leaveniqst respe,a, fully tp Jaunt his grikteful acknowledlements to'the 7robilityy Gentry,' and Public, for their. approbation, and the - liberal. Patronage and Encouragement with which he7has 'teen honoured, and to inform theth that his r. X Ni will finally closethis Seasdn, ha:iritigltceived -repeated invi tations from P cr4ops of Distintion, to visit several Pro vincial Towns in Grelt Britain and. Ireland. . ' • RIPAUD ON EGYPT. -- This Day was publie.lied, in Quarto and Oaavo, Price 3. 6d. Rllitts:nite4 by a large Map of Egypt ' REPORT of tic COMMISSION of ARTS to the FI RST . C.C*SIII; ...BONAPARTE, - on the R • ANTIQIPIT(ES of UPPEEGY.PT, and the pre State o; all the Teinp?es, ObellskS ' -.Statues, Torribs; Pyra mids, Ice: horn the Catitraelsoftlw Nile•to Cairo; 'with an accurate descr . iption of Pictures wiih .which they ;•:re.iieco rated, and the Alonje&u.res that Flay b - ddra•utli frprif them re swtling the DivinitieS to which they. were consecrated. .Translated from the french, of Citizen Rira co,. Librarian to the InSiiticte Of Egypt. - • Printed fer i. Debretti opposite Burlington HouSe, 4) iCCa. dilly. -.-,. •., • -.• • . . 4 , ,,,*• Whoever Ciinds np :hi; Report with the Quarto• Edi... tion of SonninVs TrireP. in IT:gyrir, will poSsesi the most compreherisiiie - and correct .I I ist..oity c.)4.* 'that Country and its Antiquities Which the Press fia& hitherto produced. • .- •'-. - . : .... 01 .vs• horn ',nay 0.2 hat . • 7 . ,TaAN. 7 4., Ls. in UPPER lakettby ordet;Of tile tilii C;oveiranent of France. By C. S. .''S'Oriiiini, 111i:tithei-of time several Scientific and' Literary So=• eieties, and!4iirirrefly an offiCer„and Engineer in• the French Navy. In ito.. on flue yellor'iwbee pver ; illustrated by .Eilgravirto,•-conting of Portraits, .N. ieWs; Ahtiquities, .Plants, Animals,. Sze. To which is - pn!fiited a Map of the • ,Coqiitly ; : with a Preface and Appendix -l t y ;he T r anslator, anus - a copious • -- .1 ndex.... T.he ...Plates, which are ern raved by • LandSeer,' Milton, •Anker Smith, : Watts; and J. COoke, comprehend all those giv,en 'in the original..Wor., v.-.i di an additional View, now first publi:thed; of a celebrated Tur- Aish"Mosque i And part. ,Of the 7 Delta : pricoll. t2s. 6d. in boards.. ': • . This -Day was published, - In Qtxlam e Volypr . s. Octavo. board TFfCtiISTORY of FRANCE, Civil mut Mili tary, Ecclesiastical, Pciiitical, Literary, Commercial; &c. 3cc.4rOnt the Thile.of its Conquest by Clovis, A.l) . 4S O • • By ALEXANDER RANKEN, D.D. One of the Ministers of Glasgow. VUlunie the First. - - rrintoct for T. Cadell, jun. antlW. Navies, Strand. • :.. • ..: . CIR4bID - lUNCTION. (LANAI— NOTICE is flue-11y given; That the next GE_ ?4ERAL ASSEMBLY Of the Company oe .Proprie. :ton of the Grand Jurtelio Canal, will be held.g-the Crown • ar.d Anchor 'T'a'vern in the Strand, tondr)n, 041 Tuesd:iy ilic 2d. day of june , next, at Eleven o' Clock in theTotenuon. E. 0. GRAY, 2 Clerks to the said • ACTON CHA.PLIN, 5 Company. , No. 23, Fludyer.street, May 13, 1801. LETTER COPYING t‘IACIIINEs. 1111 Y His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, the 'll newly invented MACI-iFNE for WRITING with TWO PENS, producing at the samainstant Two Originals according to the common mode of writing, is offered to the Commercial, Political, Lei-al, and Literacy World, as well as to all Persons desirous of preserving authentic Records of their - Correspondence, Arc. These Machines will be found, on trial, to be far superior to any . ocher ever offered to 'the Public, for . the dispiteh of business. To be had only of J. ll.. Farthing, No. 43, Cornhill , London, Pocket,book and Porttble Writing -desk Manufaiturcr, fur-Exportation. • • THE FARNIM's MAGAZINE. r. ThiS Day was published', - Handsoinely printed in' One Volume Oetavo, Price. 85.64.1. • in,boarkis, . • The Second 'Edit ion of - THE .FARMER'S MAGAZINE for ) Soo. A. gcriodical Work-exclusively devoted to,Agriiiulttire and Rur4 .A tthirs. • • - ,BOARD AND LODGING WASTED. AYOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes.to be ac commodated with BOA RD'ancl, LODGING in a re putable-Private Family, whose Dinner floor is not earlier than Fuuro'Clook., near or within a quarter of an hour's . walk of the Atiutitaity, fur wjlich.Fifty Pounds a-year will be given. A Line sent free of expellee to T. IL at the Office of this Paper, in the course of ;he plcstuitYkek,will be attended to. Also, No. 5, ot the same liVmk, being the first--Number for !Cot, second edition; and No, 6, con'tposed df original Papers,.;anfit contains an impartial - Account of the State of Markets and husbander, in Great Britain" ' for the last Three Months, price as. each. No. 7, will be publislicyLon the first day of . S..iptember next, and, afterwards regulariy, every the& mpaths. HOTHANITON, n..ir WONUK. R9cg.s, SUSSEX. 'rubel-Err, by tile Ydar, or for a Ter;rn of Six Months, ASpacious READY FURNISHED IVIANSION HOUSE ; containing nine 13e4-chambers two D raw inVronnis, large Dining..rooin, Mt, 'good "-Parlours, and spacious Entrance Hall, urin a scale of unusual convenience and'elegatice.' The Kitclien and'V f t are excEllent, and a Tenant may be aceomtvcidated with , goiiel Garden Ground, , and Grass for a Cow 3n the saintlier season. The Ito se' commands a delighttkil View both of Sea and Land, and is, , in every respect, calculated to form a pleasant Residence'for a Gentleman's'. family. . . N. B. Distance from London .ctnly, 67miles; a Pack of Fox I - taut:braid two Packs of Harriers in 'the neighbour hood. . Letters (por- paid), diref.ted to Mr.'Turner, at Itotharn ton, will be duly attetided to. The Rev. HENRY HARCOURT, of Warbleton, Sussex, Deceased. HOULP any Person whatever have a legal .1j Claim on the Estate or Efreas of the above Mr. Har- . court they arc desired immediately to Send iiittieir Demand; • either to i Glut Hillersdoo, Esq. .NVimpole-street, London, ,orto , Mr. James P hilcox, Attorney , Burwash, Sussex, Exe.. ' cutors. that the same may be directly paid, as no Demand 'whatever, - exce t the:Leiacies, will ; be paid after the 3d of lune toast.. 4.1 .Persons indebted to the Estate, of the aboxe ' Rev. ff. liar Litt, are requested iramediati:ly to suid - to `'eithOloTthe.afiovef Eiccatok6. .. .- ,' -.. . Jiurwash, Mai.lit : ISor. . . .• '•;.----;----' 2- f --- CRiftTOONS OF RAPHAE3., .. ' . 11 1- 4 dg r HIS MA] ESTY's Most Gracious Patronage._ ' ' l l HOLLOWAY respe6l.fullyinfi3ims the Sub.! .I i . scribers f o his iniende3 Publication aitit the Patrons of • 7V:the Arts in ge hetal, that his' first Drawing of Paul at Athens is submitted to,their iiiiicetioal, at the Historic Gallery, No. .27, Pall-Mali. w here it will niinain till further notice. •••., 544criptions will beirceived at the Historic Gallery, and i ' . at theßahl t ing Houses described irtlhe Prnpusals, which may. akhad.as abov • .r • • , 7 . Ac e. n u lpanceto Non-Subscribers ts.. t or Arch ib ald Constable, Edinburgh, .and, sold by Longman xt><t Roes, Paters ter-row; London. • Of Vitibrit may be had, lately published, price ts. Arehibglii Constable's Sale Catalogue of Books for 'Sor t ,. consisting4fabove 20,000 Voluinea, and Contains:a n uncom monly etitlons Collsaion of the Ancient e n d Modern litera ttire-of Scrt!intt. ' • - • • " tildependently of 'the grand clz•Siclei-atunfof ficl.:lity, this Edition has a decided sit - pew:366'N over the other, in the infe rior points of size, typograpliy, engravings ; thelatter of which arc 'executed ett •a style V hieh (I?es gri•at.holuittr to the two Artists, and art • touch better, (With the exception only of two) than the Plates annexed; to the' Frtncji edition. , ! • • - Ant:?..jaeobin ReviseW; Sppt tßoo,' .11.0YD's•MONTEILY• SHIPPING LIST, Priec List. of the Commercial - Shippirig T ills - Monthly belonging Or trading to Great Britain and'lreland, will contain corrett Particulars reltftive to upavards of E.LEVEN THOUS4ND Vessels of various descriptions. It will in chide the same - full Particulars respeding every Vessel as the Underwriter's RegiSter Books, •together with the Natuz of the Broker,: and 'the present situation of every Ship. Far the 11%e of Commercial Men, Captains of Vessels, ac. this 1114iitilly Work will bear the same relation to Lloyd's uui the P'Ot-otlice 'List of Arrivals and Departures, as a Ledger beilrs to a 'Dsy-hook. • • ' ' The- . numerous Miscellaneous Tables anti information will be, of 'no less. importance and utility to all persons corineded t;ith Mertantje IllisinOs. and Shipping, than with the List of Ships sal present situation. The wi&i• is addressed to the - Comitiereial,World as a Complete 1 m , oliici sly corrected to the last day of every Month'. , I. l 4 l 4 o ,lvis i ettomai,pll 2 ;t, Sllisbury,square; sold by T. Hurst, and West and 1 - 114;iics, Paternoster-row, and 1w principal Booksellers in every Scat-port.--IPersons who to ad as Agents, &c. are &Sired Aiitantly to make . - ! , 111111t1-11- - cations to the Printer. .••• • STATV.' LOTTERYi Regi DOwlitg. Jit $l , 3 , Igo SCREAI E. • of C. 20;00o. ..Soon 300 • • • lod: 6o ISLE OF WIGHT"-CAPITAL MANOR and TARMS. :T( BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 7 1- , • f• By j. YOUNG,. . . On Thursday the igtit Day of June, dot, at the Bugle Inn, Newliotia,.44te•of - Wighr, at Five o`C lock in the Afternoon, unless sooner disposed of by Pliyate Contract, of which Arnmelitaritoticir will , be-given, in the following Lots ; Lot I- ALL that MANOR and FARM called BRIDDLESFORD, situate in the Parish of Arreton, abOtit Otte miles from Ndwport, and three . from Wooton„ consisting of -4,...qp i evenieut ',Vlessuage or Dwelfirig- . House, lately fitted tratit-uniiderahle expence, with suit. , able Barns, Stables and Out-buildings, and about 330 Acres of Arable. MeadOw, PaS . ture; Coppice Wood, and a Corti mon Land thereto belontpig i .. t . t . . - The above Estate is rYthe' ive ; extremely Well i stocked with Timber, the RoyAlty is: veryextensive, an 4 the Manor abounds cvith Game. • ), • 4 s. - 40,0a* ;. 5 ,000 4 0 P0 5090 1500 • 34,:a • PA'RKINSON't IaDICAL•ADIVIONITIOIIS,'. '• ECOMMENDED to such Families who are at a Distance from Medical -Assistance; by the Critical -• • - • • Th i rd Eddion W , as this Day published, price sta. by 1-1. 9. S) montis, Calidw, Uoosey, Cox, 'Murray and High ley. Where may.be had. also by the - same Author,. 2. The Vill4ger's. Friend and physician ' price is. Recom trended-to the attention' of-the Societe for Bettering the Con. dition of the PpOr, by the British Critic... . Z . Dangerous' Sports . ; a Tale, atldressed to. Children, ,priCc 4; Who knows but one of my Stories may one day save t & life of some Child:"—Cild Mill on. 3. :the Chemical Pocket‘Boolt.,-4 edition. • .._ 4. The:Hospital Pupil ; an Essay on, Medical Edvation, price '3s. 6 d. ‘`No Gentleman oughtV to tommence his routine of studies. until,he has carefully perused these Let.' ters."---London Med. Review. 7,9";') • 6o 63;142 8,046 Prize. 23494,131.4114 - 31e)op Tickets. . . ,C.;iso 000 Past uetitc above Capitals will be cleteratinealts . ,follov#l...- First-drawn rst Day - :- t•Soo . Ditto 4th Day ' . Soo Ditto -- . 7th Oak loco . Ditto.' loth Day ' 2 c ,e, Ditto ---13th ay E Soo() --Ditto 17t it Ay ' roco Ditto Isith.Day . 2,604 Ditto .-- 7 , atSt Day to,rro Last-dr:MPrt Ticket - - - ;- .- taco • PICKETS and SLlA,RES).Siadiped pinsiiidi to I Act of Parliament; . iiican Salc . at the 01d6tate tottery Oliice of SW! VTand Co. No. it; Poultry. LondOn (esta'o. lib ilcii 111' the Yeat 1759), and at.their (Alice in the City re Glasgo'‘.v. . - ' Lot 2. About 74 Acres of Arable, MeafioW, and Pasture Land, with a Barn thereon, _adjoining to the above Premises, arid called CULLS. - N. B. Lloyd's Monthly Shipping List, Ontaining Eleven Thousand Vesels, has no eolandiun with,Ta partial List oi; abutit . Three Trio4lsaild . Vive Hundred Ships, called Pocock's List of Merchant-Shiprtlng. Let . 3. About 66 Acreuf Arable, Meado‘x,, Pasture, and Cupptce Land, called - PA CK F 1 E LDS, with two Tene rne,nts and Gardens thereto b&pging. The two last maitioned Lot's are Situate near the, Road leading from hreWporf to Ryde, ire capable of great improve, went, and.possess extensive Cominon Rights, and grOt-part al the Lands are aLo Tythe - Free. To MEDICAL WORLD, and to all STIii)ENTS AIEpICINE., MIDWIFERV„and -SURGERY. TLEMEi r who are disposed to purchase a G . • comprehensive Monthly Review of Medical.' Litera ture (Domestic and Foreign), are respecifully informed that ilia LONDON •MEDICAI. REVIEW, devoted solely to 'the CAtieat - Analysis of New Medical Book,s, continues to be published, priee Iwo Shillings each Number, on•the ist day of every Month, and is circulated* with the other •Reviews, Journals, sad Magazines, by all . Booksellers in the United Kin loth. th-r The London Metlie,4 Review, which 'has accptited a standard reputation in thedepartrnent of Medical- Criticism, has recently established a further claim to Public Patronage, by confining its pages solely to the Analyiis of new Medical, Surgical, and Chemical Works, domestic and foreign. By their new arrangement, the Editors tvill be enabled to make the Extraits more copious than in any archer Periodical Work, and the Criticisins and Illustrations more complete and satistlailory than can tie expetted in Critical' Publications which are addressed 'to general Readers, or which arc not solely devoted to the Analysis of Medical Literature. . • 7 - Through theinedium of this Publication, the professional Reader will, cache first day of every Month, •at 'the mode rate expence of Two Shillings; beput,in possession of all the useful fads and conclusions contained in New Works, upon • xubjeds ,!ind. sciences which are . direaly or indirealy con. ncded with the Theory and Praclice of Physic, Midwifery, and Snigery. The first live Volumes of . this esteemed Publication may now be had complete 'in boards, of every Bookseller, price Two Pounds Eight Shillings, .or any single Number may, be had separately, price Two Shillings. Published by 11. D.• S vmoAds, Paternoster-row; - Murray and ilighley, Fleet. street ; Callow , Crown:court ; Cox, BOlT:ugh 3 and all, shltrby Rooklellers. •, • • ••• . . ....--:..---- .., FAS HIONABLE ACADEMIES for DANCING; &c. :,.. g: ALLEN is retnoy-cd• irgm Haydon-square. . IVI to No.. ro, Great Aylitllstreet;Goodinan'i-fields, and: No . . 14, s)icirard-strut, Gorden-Square ; at •both, Ladies and Qentlemen rap have never learlied ; Daneing, or are int : varied, are privately .aceornpliArd in. all„ the, Fashionable. %ups and Dantes, with every, modern requisite fOr Genteel. Corapany. . ..._ These Acadernies—continue -olien all the Summer, that, • .those whc, are ktinig to Whtering I'Meas, and wish to Dance fa:inior.ably• at Alien- ksz.embhcs, may be speedily acconi. Wished; and those. who wean talattend the Winter Usem. _ bli es in 'rui,vh maybe prey iotrly prepaticd.. • F or 6p lu rs; Oltui:eisitCa wain* of ships, rticne who come f ror il ? the Couittryl,9: Icach, and other's' who cannot spare mac. ane w may. Vtvc i,n.the house daring their, tuition, and . . , g i rc. what is necessary iilltbout a fortnight. •- ' s dad s "" t ''' 3l4:;re n c 4 ll Tagght; also • the lctial:liaip, p i lino F oli tp, and VOThi.-5--Schoots4tteuded. ~ - Lot:4. About 76 Acro ul Arable, Meadow, and Pastnre Laiid, and t 5 'Acres of Coppice Land: adjoining the above Prenuses with t wo.Tprwanst and Gardens, and a Barn and Stable ther& , m, called WOO HOUSE. Price of a Ticket 81. Bs. X. s. d. • Half ' - 4 8 o' Eighth - r 2 6 quarter - - a S o Sixteenth 6ti 6 a-r Letters answered, and Schemes gratis. Orders by Coachmen, Onards; or Carriers, .punttually ex ecuted ; and the earliest account of the SIIt.CCS3 of nt.'s tared Numbers,. ' 0n the three - last Lots then are . sercrAi .situations com manding t - ich and extensive views. The Timber oti each Lot to be taken by the Purchaser at a valuation. The : Land-Tax 'charged on the whole -orthe Premises amounts to 191. los. per annum, and the Lots will be sold stibjett to (matt Purchaser's paying a prOportionate part thereof. .The,Poor Rates are remarkably low, and. did not until the last two years amount to tts. in the pound.-' Printed Particulars may be had, three weeks previous to thosale, at the, Offices of Messrs. Daman and Wortley, Rornsay ; Messrs. Dula and Matthews, inner TimPle, London ; Bugle lnn,.,Newp - ort ; Ceorse and White Hart, Winch ter ,• Crown, 'Portsmouth ; Dolhin, Gosport ; Coachand Horses, Southampton ; White Hart, Salisbury ; Angel, ; Crown, Ringwood; and at the Auc.: Roinsey. GRANBY INN; HARROWGATE. GREEVES respdifully informs the Nobility * j • Gentry, and his Friend in general; that' he has entered to the above Inn; 'lately occupied by Mr. Dinsi&i,,vhere, being wishful to reader every tiling Conifortable and cone. went for their .A.Ccommodation, he-hopes to merit .their Patronage and Support. - -• ARCHER:and HAUGHTON, from Dublin, IRISH POPLIN and TitEfBI24ETAIANUFAC-. TURERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their kOval IllghnesSes the 'Prince and Princeli of Wales, Duke .and Dutthesi of York, Dutchess or Wittenberg, - and thi n PrinceSSes, - No: 8, Henrieita-street, - Covent-garden, London. The elevated patronagu . of Her Majesty, the,.diarent Branches of the - Roval Fairiily, and - LadieS of the first rank and: fashion, it is heiped liar -.sufficiently established, opinion of a discerning Public , the .decided superiority or Archer- and Houghton's Popruis ann. Tabbinets, "gold' , and. silver Charribertrtitr Cotirt Dresses Turbans c. to render it unnecessarrforth4i'House to rep l y' to the Atllicrtisententsi . of others, whose chief vretensiOn to tht.Tr4de is the copyin4 of their Athortisonents, -- • • IVION ItEADY..!I,c.) AI.) , VANCE . LL P of Incomes, • - . arising from - fyeellold -COpyhoitl, br.. Leasehold E s t a tes, in., Land or .9 - jouses; lvloney - in the Funds, Rent , charges, Alar'riage• Settlenfeats-, nultles, patent P144. , 5,, - Chureli 1-iiriAsr, or any other eer.- Incometats • nuiy temporary or - AIItQLIW I by paying , Atinuity • serest for the .saitie. - - The .Nobility atYd lentr!: , of: known Propert y , or their •• to 1y .be - seromirusdatitd4n.%therr. , personal secitrity ; and any, instance ‘ lll h"Ss ingl e sg IY. an "(11Y • " dual niay • deeou.td insight:Jen% the audition f, . 1 f • ailOthC;; pert;cnt Ito ,•tial-antN the. poviuent of the 'lriteresl will • rimy.: the 'obje:tion ; oitd in all . :cases, privi'ege , k‘ ill he siren td the Public, to rcturit . tholfirinejpal At their own i .option. •-• • Persooal amilidatiOns will he 'received everyday tilt Four • 41'.elaizIc; and .Lc.ttOrs• Inv,a Correvondents, to • '.Town or •'• Country 1: 1 5 - ost paid) twill be inintedlotel , answered, a d_ •-• dressed t 4 dui Diredlor of the Kuightsbriage Wink; at his 'Town Hunse; No. 13,'Lovrer John-street, golden;.syn4fty. :fl), Sc ) tit the elegant and appropriate lurniture, ••Ki,,Em3EHoLD, fl f the very first . ensisideration, beautifully sitnated. within Eight Miles iolTown,-in the County of Kent, with - Ferty;five'Acresof . PastureantiMeitsttte - Orollid: - . Further particulars, and l'ickets.fOr viewing, otaxbdhad .exf harsh_ and Tatham, Vphbliterers,..NlOunt-strceti, Gros- . Nestor-square. • • . D. I II4I7SONS' Eiega.nt lerfurne, or EX T RACT.Of ROSE 8 - , 1 - itow.generally used in the most fashionable.Cinles. Dtto, or Odoirr of Roses,. has long 4drriired . fOr its exquisite fragrntfce, but its great 4.earcity.and high price ha.ve prevented a More general use of that elegant Perfnuie. Messrs. Davison have, however, re. . moved those 'difficulties, by producing; an Extractexadly of . the same navour, ,:and;:at, a•very reasonable pco.4, which is esteemed the fintst - audmiost fashionable P4rintne now in use; _both for retaining its ,seentrand Yielding the most deli.. eious ft :vanes:. A few drop artifilial timers,. the hand.: kerChict, drc. wilt sulfiererit•to its at he had in l.ondon, of J. Davison and Spa, .Perluiners and ,Nliiturfac. turers, No. ,50, •Flet-strect, idbottles-,:0t.25. 45.6 d. and y e s. each. Their. Original Talnivrene, or Violet scented' Soap, is'eonsiderabiywliAivetfi, berth in quality and the richness of its perfutne ; „ktrat, I he: snaiencsept ,seal so:ere ,Avipter _h • as estahiishid i4s reputation for softening, .beautitiq ri g, and proveting.4lk, skirl frorii napping. Sold in squares;.-,at ts taco.- I :y.hesse.liticles :may ;be lta4, 'by the appointment Nof ,ssrS 911 Stan* racier ut, every chief To vat fir ngfxslti, • CALYTICtN. - - - • Whereas, Archer and fiaughton " have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this Kingdom arc now, and 'have been some time past, mann fadurnigAid selling Poplins and Tabbinets, as I nsh, of an inferiOr_quality, tmden the name of'Archee and - 1 - latishnin'S Maitufatiory, with a view, to discredit and injure their House, and 4 gross 4pposi.! tioti on the Public in general.; they are deternilned, as-far as ilia vi their, power, to prosecute -to conviClior4 any. petson or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbiriets under the name of their manufaiture, 'that was not . a6tually bought at their house.. . • 'they 'have the hansatir to acnnaint. the Nobility and Gen-, try, that their Warehouse. is stocked with a greater variety or' Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other ficitise in Town, which they are -enabled. to, sell -(For: ready nionfy) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the whole .beitig . of their iaWn:..ittanolarltire •.—they:copsist of white and black Bombasins, Charnberry. Mullins, Cambric -Saistinets, • RasdirriOn_s 'for Widows, 'Arrnoeines, dresiair celona Serges, Lotestrings, Cyprus . -Sarsenets, ''Mocks, Crapes, - sc-irt - Si lks, Handkerchiefs; Bombazcts for Servants., &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarienets, tbr slight Mourning. English yard-wide Poplins Dia superior quality ? at j,. 6ti. per yard; Values, double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain,. corded, e hiiiw and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen .who always wear black ; they never grow -rusty Or greasirin wearing, beitivof the very best' triple dye. .. -. No s econd. 'price ever asked for any article bought at th e ir HOuse: Y. B. I..adieTbAyn Spinning manufaEturedinto- Poplin; or, Tabhineis Tabherays tbr Furhitnee - of the different hlihion ablz Colours, manufactured on the shorteSt nonce. Alerchants supOied to any aluounga This bay were published, Price 4s. in bards, or 4s. 6d. botuld, - • MHE •-ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOST..; A. • T comainiitk PraCticalinstruCtions.tbt Writing the English Language with perspicuity and Elegance, and - &signed, in the-, progre.:s of Education, ,to suixced tfs the Study of the English.Grtunmar„ and of the Latin and•C'raek Classics. • - _• By DAVID IRVING, A. NI. • 'The Elementary Work here addressed to the Abtice of the Public, is intended for the perusal of Persons whose critical studies are in their cotnmencement, or 'for the young Students in our English and'classical Setninaries, • who, having per teaea themselveS in the Elements of Grammar, :wish to ae... 'quire a•taste' for the Beatifies ol:Coniposition'.': •To Persons engaged in active life, whose occupations do not permit then} to peruse mOre voluminons Treatises, or to those who have not means of access to the various expensive Works existing pn the same suniea, this Cornpertdittni will perhaps he found a.suitable introductio n to the practiceof Writing with Ele glinceand Propriety.: • - Printed tbr R. Phillips, N0..74, St. Paul's Church-)yard;, sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and Pater. nosterorow ; _B Tabart, juvenile ! Library, New /30mi-street ; W;lson and Spence, York ; E. 1341 four, Edinburgh ; Archer, Dublin; andhv all other Booksellers, &c. 01 whom may also bibad, the under-mentioned 'School- bOokS: 1. Dr. Mayor's )3iitish Ntpos, price 4s. 6d. 2. - Natural hiStOry, price .{s. 6d. 3. - - Abridgrnzitt of Plutarch's Lives, 4s. 6.1 4. - - • Universal Short-Find, price - 7s. 6d. 5, Dr. Mayor's and Mr, Pratt's Seicei.ion of Classical English Poetry, price ss. bound, or 4s. 6d. in beards. 6. Dr. Gregory's Elements o f a Polite Education, price 45.. 6d. 7.. Dr. Watkins's .Universal Biographical and Historical Dictionary, One large Vol.. Bvo.. price lialf.a..guittea. N. B. As Mr. Phillips engages at any tit= to exchange new and perfed Copies of any of these eight Scheol-hookt for any orbs Books of his publication, the arc, of.cotirse kept upon s a le i n ' t he Shop, of .every tespeaable Bookstlls#, And may Lc iitsPeCled'hy the Public free - el experst. . PALM SOAP, . ri A New Discovery, • now in the greatest perarition, man i factured from thatitighly-tsteemed article, kalui 0i1... BERRY and MAIN_ having been repeatedly solicited.by their numerous and. respectable Friends, to make their Palm Soap more generally known:wit:6%st a dis criminating Public and extensive Cenneetioni and they, ever anxious to supply them .with,such Goods oily as are of the first quality, take the liberty. of recommending their Falai Soap, with the greatest confilAce,_ to the,nOtice of the Nb.. hility and Gentry, for their peculiar 'use, many having adopt ed it exclusively. The pleasantness and utility, ot' the Fault Soap has merited their-attention.. and patr onage; and is held in the highest estinErtion, for softening and braci9g the 'kin .against,the heat of the sun,q.ke. ; and its constant use; iii the winter-season, is found an excellent defence against cold windl, and shary.frosty air. Sold in Squares -or Balls,. Is. each, with, the ftgureof a Palm• Tree un tile outside:wrapp;tr, ‘NLith the words. 'Berry and Main's Palm Strip," in a -circle, and d Bill with each; descriptive of its virtues, • As inatir Gentlemen find great difficulty in procuring good . 3‘;kap for Shaving, it is recommended as . the 'best thing for nialcing a.fine soft-lather;' in round Cakes, ts. each. • P-r pared and sold by Berry-and , Main, " Wholesale Per» fumes No. 17, Gr.zek- street,. Soh o; ata by their appoint ment, arsthe principN; Perfumers in London, and different Towns in tit 4 t hrae Kingdoms. . . • XPERILNCE his , ,(l)y rna9..y .of- the Pcr . . s . onaOs in (3 i',"itt Ireland, - 4te.) so..uiVersally CCitbllsllo GOPBOLD's VtQETABLE: BALS'AM, - in the:ReStoration t)ersons'aftlidtcqs..With that dreadful rnAlady the 'Consumption, that the-P rOpriCt.ors, conceiving repett. don of the numerous, and, indeed.,l/4iNi-priting CuresiDitcady laid before the Public,. tnlglit ocenNd an eneroachinent on the. Re.ader!s tifinc, think it suilicitiitto .observe, that its superiority over all other Medicines.' in Ne Cute .dsf Coughs, Colds, Asthinas, Consnit . iptions, and cv - So. the Scraphula, is not only admitted by nativlduals 'in grid rat, bnt" by the most skilful of the Faculty; who, in many \litotes, when their . ovin prescriptions have not suCceaded, .hive had r 0..." course to thii esturially: Medicine, which h4a.ainstilv satistim-1 them of its. virtues, it having testbred many Pati2nts who have been pronounced irrceoletable. .The re.:cnt etrtiticatti of Lord .I)unt, s x and WARN and others ; ' ard sutrtient to prOve . this Medicine the first mthe wprld 'in the above-inentiOned disorde.rs. Nunierons t4ates. atY darts. received, and may be ,seen tl , —Popriertotiii I.l4c.ssrs. N. anti S. Godbold, IkTd;-4, sl,:nint:bury4quarei W.tIPN it may he had; Wholesali tin j . retail . , as usual ;...and retail ; .Mr. And Mrs. Newb er v. t Patirs Clinichlard; Mr. 'tact, • Royal •Eitchange;MCSSTS. JCWiule and • co. (late Bacon), Oitford;street.; and Uy"ont of nuke" in every .city and Town in Gitat Bridit. • -