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It must have a Coach-house and Stables, a good Garden, and if a few Acres of Land, the more agreeable. • Apply by Letter to A. A. No. 22, Surrey-street, Strand. I.t a General Half Yearly MEET I NG of. the. SOCIETY for the SUPPORT and ENCOURAGEMENT of SUN DAY SCHOOLS in the different Counties of ENG AN D 'and WALES, held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, on Wednesday the Bth of july, 18oi, THOMAS BODDINGTON, Esq. V. P. in the Chair ; • • THE COMMITTEE reported, That from the commencement of this I nstitution, the Society had ‘n distri „,ued 151,962. Spelling-Books, 35,130 z Testaments, and 6,336 isibles, to ma Schools, containing 172,148 Scholars ; and ghat the Surnof 3.9791 1 4s •5d • had been . given , for the pay_ went of Teachers in the said Schools ; and that within the last hal f -‘'ear, besides support continued to 53 Schodis already establi.,. ie d assistance had been afforded to 4,4 new Schools in •Eogl nil, and many others in the different Counties of North and South Wales. From the Evidence, which the Committee has universally received of the beneficial etfeets resulting from this important Institution, they feel themselves justified in 'congratulating its Friends and Patrons, upon that measure of success with Which a kind Providence has crowned their exertions. They are at the same time bound in duty to observe, that the thirst for Religious Instruaion which prevails among the Poor, particularly in Wales, his become so considerable, as greatly to surpass the means of assistance which their present re • sources atibrd. An improvement of their Funds would cr.. large the sphere of usefulness, and enable the Committee to 4- I , t ,, ..unate demands of many, who seem to be perishing. for lack ge. Tise Committee therefore are not without their hopes, that while this representation will secure the continuance of that support which they have hitherto received, it will also have the etteet of obtaining some additional encouragement. from the great body of the Public. The objetas of the Society baying so manifest a conneclion with the temporal as well as future interests of mankind, will not (it is presumed), want Patrons in those who are the Friends of kehgion, Morality, and Subordination, • A Donation ' o f T en G u i neas constitutes a Governor for Lite ; and a Subscription of One Guinea per annum, a Go irernor during_ the continuance of the Subscripti on . s m u we b s ,t" er r. i . P D ti o ° r ii r s ie a n 7 lv re i c eil eiv o e , d at the following Bankers : Dunn, Thornton, Martin and. Harrison, Finch-lanen o Free and Cornwall, Bartholemew-lane ; monds, Charing- Cross ; Dorsett, Johnson and Co. New Bond -street ; Fuller, Chatteris and Co. Lornbard-street • Hoare Hill and Barnett, Lombard -street ; Martin, -Stone and Foot, Loinbard-strect ; by the Members of the Committee ; ?. .Frel by tne Secr etary, N o, 19, Little' Moorfields, where .a Flan of the Society, au account of the SchoolS, printed Ex trAs of Letters received, &c. may be head. 13y Order of the Committee, THOMAS SMITH, Secretary. SURREY IRON RAILWAY. 'THE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into Execittion the IRON RAILWAY front WANDS NYOR'fti to CROYDON'and CARSHALTON, hereby give Notice, they are ready to receive Propos als for the ItUILDINt, of a LOCK SWIVEL BRIDGE and the Vealls'of a assort, usgetherwith th e di gg i ng o f the Lock. Pit, Canal and Boon at Wandsworth. AncLalse Proposals tor throwing up and fortning the Line of the Road, and Stubbing, Embanking, and -Graveling the Mme. 64.1 as to prepare it for the Person who has 'contraded t o laY !Pe Iron-Railway. Such Persons as arc waling to un ogertake the same, may see Plans, Specifications, and Patti- Culars bi tilt Work to be done by applying to Mr: Luttly, at Wandsworth. to whom Proposals, sealed up, are to be deliver9d on or before the Sth Day of August next. 'By Order of the Committee, W. B. LUTTLY, Clerk. # BOARD. - LADY or Two may be accommodated with a airy Bed-chamber in a pleasant Situation, a small _distanec from Hyde Park Corner, in a very genteel private Sooloti> 7 . where there are no Gentlemen. Inquire at Mr. Hay's, NQ. 33, Pall-MaII, and at Mr. Crab '4„ the Cornet of Hatton-garden, Holborn. It is hoPed only Persons of unexceptionable Chiraeter wiil answer this. Advertisement, as the most respectable Re ferencis pill be givenand required. A LADY, .aged Thirty-two, agreeable in her 1. erson,• would esteem herself happy' to obtain the Protection of a Single Gentleman a few years older than her self. Particulars may be known by addressing Letters, pgst- Paid,.to'Mrs. Smythe, to be left at the Post-Office, ken: ringtop Cr=oss, Surrey, and fhey will be answered in a few . Days. • .. • . MAGNIFICENT- atid VALUABLE .EFFECTS FON THI LL . _ TO BE SOLD. .BY AUCTION, . By . Mr. PAILLIPS,, On the remises; • On WEDNESDAY, August 19, and Three following Days, .. - at Eleven o'Clock each day, 'or tbe'StJPERIATIvELy ELEGANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Fentb..PlaW;PlEil: tihd C I NIKE . Y GLASS ES of signal, magnitude and iter.ieEtion, eirAnELIERS and LUSTRES ;' aSu putte.Q .RA.A b4in the Mg) built by CR ANG Gobelin Tapesftx "MR BusTs and GROUPS, At4-r r.40.E.8ii6.3;tr.e5„ :Piet tilt ES, Granite. and Tessellated Slabs; mounte Pr-rooluos Co NT ioE Es and PIER TABLES; 47attipT gAIS I NETS, enriched by ; valuable Gems and &IC 'Spe. tirrfri UC'Crle ArTs ; szereib DRAWING-Roam SuiTs in rich .tudheattilliel Silk Damasks and Satin,-, .Cu HT Al NS, Sop has 4nd C,liairs to gotrespond.i a STATE BED, enriched by Crim- , gyp:, and rich Ornaments; the SPLENDID and sumetuous SUItE Of SATIN HANGINGS and FURNITURE, tritnnted-witli B.vt.i..toN :and Silk FR 'Not, designed. with singular Taste and fitted, a la.Turque, and a variety of Rare, Curious, and Valuable Eitl:tts, the g'enuifie Property of • WILLIAM BECKF' ORD, ESQ. -• • Of „FONT:IMF., T • - • Nie Assemblage of DOMES r c EUR TURE is of a superior .Desc i ,:ion,'atid comprises aegant Satin-Wood Bo o ASES, COMMODES, PIER,CARD;DI.NrNa, PENreitokA and DRBSS. 'NG TABLES, formed. ot choice Wnods ; Suites of CHAIRS, covered with D.Fmask, Morocco, Satin and Cotton ; large and. excellent-SiOrtißs,ClintsE LONGS, AuTEIULs, and Bag- BRUSsi,j.s, 'and •g,ARPETS, of large Dimensions; Sets of Window elegant. - CANDELABRAS and "G ra AN DOLES; higiliy-Poihhed- Steel REGISTER S.Tov.zs ; Capital Four-post and Fie/dßinsxeAris, 'with rich COTTON and DivrcyY Hangings-and Window, CUrtains en suite; • prime GposE and' D . o . sAti• BEDS and excellent BED - DING;' WARD ROBES, Chests Of'' DraWers, and. the usual Assortment' of Chamozr Furniture—The whole of which is fin-medwith Taste, and expensively finished. ' • May kieprivat4 yiewed frOm Monday the loth to-Saturday the rgth of - August, by Tickets and Catalog-tees curly-to be now had. of Messrs, Fox }I A LI,. and FR,vxa, Old Cavendish streot,;l.antl ot Mr. PH ILLrrs, New Bohd-street ; —and PUB 'L ickL Y, Two Days'preceding the Sale, by Catalogues only, at 2.5. 6d. each ; 'also to be had on the Premises ; the White Hart, Salisbury; Star, Andover; Mr. CR UTWEIL, Printer, Bath ; ,and at STA cre's;'Weyrikiuth. Dr.-13LAIR's CEPHALIC .FLUID," or ANODYNE ESSENCE forthe HEAD-ACH;. GIVES imripliate Relief in the most violent cause soever it may proceed; - and.thotigh ,Go the preparation is of snch.a nature, t i liat of its doing the slightest injury in ;Iny c:lse-NrAFlteVee.' r •- • What enhances the va!ue ofihir:-Estence,.is, its agreeable form, most petti.:El safety, and VA - Mediate efficacy ; 'for, be ing an ef(ternal applicSion.of a subtile, penetrating, volatile fluid, it immediately operates on every nerve, at once teliev i,ng'and protetliq them'from future injury, not-by means of any temporary -stimulus or deleterious efiltlila, but by ano doyneand tonic powers peCuliar to itself; 594 d,: by • appointment, at .Cockel ,Nirficine . Warehouse, No. 229, Strand:(7th house from Temple..-Ilar), .price zs. gd. fluty n1'4111(10 ; and sold. retail at all respethible Medicine shops., Observe the signainre, " J. Cockellir, in his bold- Iv without which nom are ;amine. o:i 51. ss. e Sala lams; arra rfolk- yille. WANTED, AN ESTATE ofabout zoool. per Ann. with a MANOR and MANSION suitable to a Gentleman of this fortune ;—distance not more than Severity Miles from London. If the Situation is approved, Thirty Years pur- Ouse wilL be given on a net valuation. Also the Next Presentation to a kedory of from 3001. to caal. per Ann. where an early Possession may be•expeeted. . Apply to Mr, Wyatt, Ro‘Ofonl, near I)::.vizes ; or No. 5, New Inn, London. This bay was published, Price Is. 6d, ADISCUSSION-of the Doctrine of-PHILOSO PHICAL NECESSITY : In a Dialogue between JOSEPH, SAMUEL, and Jk.,COB. : Prima for H. D7Symonds . , Paternoster-row. to tae Press, and shortly will be published, Price 6cl. or is.. per Dozen, 'MORAL REFLECTIONS ON THE TIMES ; or, The Awful Alternative: Pointing out the only 'and certain Means to prevent that inevitable Ruin with which this Country is now threatened. Chestthfield: Printed and sold by J. T. Saxton; sold also by Crosby and Letterman, London ; Jackson, Lancaster ; Walker, Prieston ; Schofield, Liverpool ; Dean and Co. Man chester ; Slator and Bacon, Sheffield ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir mingham ; Burbage and Stretton, Nottinghanv; and by every Bookseller in Town and Country. This Day was published, price as. THE LAKERS ; a ComicOliera in Three Ass; dedicated to Tourists in general, but more particularly to those who have taken, or intend to take, the TOur of the Lakes in Lancashire; Westmorland, and Cumberland. " Each season there delighted myriads thrqng, " To pass their time these charming sceneS'arnong ." For pleasure, knowledge,Jnany thither Me, " For tashidn some, and some—they know not why. " And thesC same visitors,ieen one and all, " The natives by the name of Lakers call." , • The chief novelty in this COmie Opera is the CharaCter of Miss l3eccabunga Veronica, a Lady smitten with the rage_ of botaify and pieluresquirlacauty. We do not perceive why this Drama is not altogether as well worthy of notice as many that ara said to have been aded with t3niversal ap plause. Several of the songs have merit.. We should not omit to add, that the word Laker is- intended to mean Visi tors of the Lakes in Cumberlind.—British Critic for June. Printed for W. Clarke, New Bonn-street.- DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. This Day was published, neatly . printed in a small Pocket Volume, Price is. A CONCISE TREATISE on FEMALE COM / Z PLAINTS, with Remarks on the various Habits and Modes of Living. By E. SENATE, M: D: Sold by J. Ginger, Bookseller, No. 37 , Old Bond-stwet ; at Dedman's Circulating Library, No. 12, Store street Bed ford-square • by R. Barron , Chemist, No. 1 5 8, Strand; and by all Boolacaleril and respectable Medicine - Venders in the United Kingdoms, This Day was published, . In One Volume, Foolscap Svo. Price 6s. in boards, • A DICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre •fixed a Familiar Introduelion to the SCIENCE of HARMONY. . , By THOMAS BUSBY, LL: D.• The present Work is offered to the Public as a -complete and comprehensive MnSical Dictionary,' and as- likely to su persede theimperfea and incomplete lifiusital Dietionaries which exist at present in the English Language. The want of such a work has long been felt by students, amateurs, and professors. In boarding-schools and private families, the author believes it will be found of indispensible use to every young lady beginning to pradise; and he hopes it will be no less generally received as a necessary appendage to every Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient in the . Theory and Practice of Music. Priiited for R. Phillips, No: 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by Thomas Hurst, Paternoster- row ; C lementi and Co. Cheappside; Golding, Phipps and Co..Pall-Mall ; Broderip and Wilkinson, Haymarket; Preston, Strand; Smart, Dale, and Bland and Weller, Oxford-street ; Burchell, New Bond street; SkiFlern , St. Martin's—lane; Cahusac and Riley,, Strand; Astor and. Co. and Dale, Cornhiil ; and by all other. Music-sellers and Booksellers i n the * Linited Kingdom. N.B. Music-sellers or Bookselleri, in town ,or may be supplied with complete colledtions of the' admired Pieces contained in "Dr. Busby'S Musical Journal, for six months, upon sale or return, by addressing Their orders to the Publisher. FRENCH, ITALIAN, and SPANISH BOOKS, For the Use of SCHOOLS, Published, Imported, and Sold, by A. DULAU and Co Soho-square: r. A BREGE DE LA BIBLIOTHEQUE POR TATI V E des Ecrivains Francois, a !'usage des Ecoies, an Epitome ?stale French Elegant Ex tra d s i n P ros e and Verse. 13y Mr. Moysant. s. z. This: French and English Idioms compared, wherein Idiomatical difficulties of the French are introduced in a sentence, and elucidated in a manner entirely new. By W. A. Bellenger. 3. Les Saisons pour l'Enfance et Is premiere Jeunesse, ou Dialogues amusans, moraux et instructifs, entre une Mere et set Enfans. • Par Mde. de Fouclset.ourt. 2s. 6d. 4.• The Grammatical Concord; exhibiting under the same point of view the reciprocal Correspondepce of the var i able Parts . of 'Speech, in the French, I talian, Spanish, Portu guese, 'German, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, English, esta blishing a uniform mode of declining and conjugatin• hens; an Arrangement resembling . the plan for eq ua li z in g W eights and Measures. By Mr. Dumitant. 6s. ~ • s. Tableau d'Histoire Naturelle, ou ProduCtions les plus utiles des trois Itegnes,tle l t NaisVe, avcc les Mots les plus essentiels en Angl. - - Par Mr. cte c tldri.: taigu. 3s. 'b. Lettres .choisies de Sevigne et de Maintenon, Notes par Lcvizac. 2 ed. 4s. 7. Pieces choisies de l'Amie des Enfans, par Bcrquin, a !'usage des Ecoles. 3 ed. 3s. 6d. 8. PoEsies de Boileau, avec des Notes historiques et gram maticales, par Levizac, 45. 6d. ' 9. Numa Pompilius, Galatee, Paul et Virginie, Fables de La Fontaine, and the Stereotype Editions of Virgil, Ho ratius, Sallustius, Cornelius Nepos, Phedrus, &c. &c. to. Grammaire Philosophique er Litter - Aire de la Lanue Franccoise, a l'usage des Etrangers qui veulent' en connostre a fond les Principes, les Bcautes, et le Genie.- Par Mr. de Levizac. Bvo. nouv. ed. augmente.e. 63.- 11.' theoretical and Pradical Grammar of the French Tongue, in which all the'grrat difficulties are cleared:. up, According to the decisions of the French Academy, with Ex ercises to each Rule of Syntax. By Mr. de.Levizac. , It. La Compagne de la leunesse by Miss le'N'oire, 2 vols. 6s. L'lnstitutriee etssoo.Eleve, .by.. the same, z viols. • 6s. 13. Vies des Enfans celebreS, z vols. 6s. Abrege du Court dela Litteratute de. La:Harpc, a Pusage des Ecoles, par le meme, 6s. Histoire des Cluens celebres, 2 viols. ss. Atlas des ;Enfans, avec cartes colorises, ss.' 14. Les. Jardins, par l'Abbe Define, nouv. ed. 35.,6d. L'Hornthe des Champs, par le neme, 6d. • rs. Usage des Globes, .par Despiau, za: 6d. Amusemens Physiques et Mathemanques, a l'usage des Ecoles, par le manse, 2 vols. • • . . • • 36. Le Moraliste de la Jeunesse, ou Maximes, tirees de Bossuet Massill on, & c. : Par PAbbeGirot. 3s. 6d. 17. Avis d'unc Mere a son Fils, par Mde. de Lambert, is. 3d. Ditto asa Fate, ts. 3d. par la nterne., 13. Nouveau Syllabaire FranFois instructif et amusant, 'fig. is. • Bibliotheque Portative des Ecrivains Francois, or rench Elegant Lxtrads, in Prose and Verse, 4 vols. in 4to. ' - 20. .Elerriens de Fa Grammaire Espagriole, avec un Cours de Themes et des iteglcs sur la PrononciatiOn d'apres l'Aca demie de. Madrid. Par Mr. Josse, Protesscur. de ',mime. I Bvo. Press, Il Tesoro Espinol, or SpaniSh'Efi gant Extrads, in Prose and Verse. By the same. 2i. Viridarium Latinum, ou Recued del,PenSees et I3on Mots les plus remarquahles, tires des - :plus.i3lustres A atours Grec. et Lat. trad. en It. et Fr. avec l'Origitial P4r Mr. Ravvizzotti, Auteur d'ime Grammaire I talierine. 7s. zz. The following Italian Books have beeri published un- . der the direction of L. Nardini, -and all highly spoken of by the Review, viz. Scelta di Lettere, 3s. Scelta di Favole; • Scelta di Metastasio; 2 vols. Bs. Scelta di Novelle, Teatro Italian°, ossia Commedie eTragedie degli Atitori pi 4 celebri, 3 tom...limo. r‘)s. 6d. Gerusalemine Liberata, a vols. in Bvo. Petrarca, 2 tom. 95. AriOsto, 4 tom. il. rs.—Dante, with Notes, 3 tom. in the Prcss, • and severatother Fr. 1t... Sp. Portuguese, and German Books, of which the Catalogue teas just been printed, and ( sitall be delivered gratis. BARRINGTON's HISTORY OF BOTANY BAY. This Day was published ; In one Vol. mino. embellished with an interesting Fiontis piece and Vignette Title-page, price 3s. 6d. in boards, ACOMPLETE HISTORY of NEW SOUTH . WALES, 'divided into TWO PARTS. - . • ' Tho , first contains a Voyage to Botany Bay, with a De scription.of the Country; Manners;. Customs, Religion, &c. of the 'Natives. Inter s p erse d w i t h li ve l y Anecdotes; in cluding a Description of the ludicrous ceremony of Ducking and Shaving, which is very punctually observed by all Sea men on Crossing the Equinodial Line. To which is added, The LIFEand•TRIAL of THE AUTHOR: . The Second Part comprises an Interesting Narrative of the Transadions and Behaviour. of the ,Convids i • the Progress of the Colony.; .and Official Register of the Crimes, Trials, Sentences, and Exectitiona.Thau :have taken place; a Topo graphical, Physical and MOraVAcconnt of the :Country. Asilikewise Authentic Anecdotes• of the most distinguished Charaders, and Notorious Convids!,tbat have been Tran sported to the Settlement at N E,..Ik4(?UTH • By the celebrated GBORGE.BA R RI NG TON, Principal , Superintenclant of the Convids, London, printed by C. Lowndes, and sold by W. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-row. , , • We have here a well written account of this very sin- Plar Colony ; an amusing Sketch of the Count r y, it s S o il, roduce, Native Inhabitants, Natural History,' Ike: - This produdion certainly carries with it a sufficiehcy of internal evidence that it is really the performance of that ingenious Adventurer." Vide Monthly Review, '1 VESSELS , 7 HE MASTERS of arrived at th e I. • Port of LIVERPOOL, in the late FLEET, under Convoy of J. FF.RRI Eg, Esq. Commander of His Ma jesty's Ship YORK, from JAMAICA, injustice to the :merits of Capta i lA Fercir, feel it in,:nirnbent on them thus publicly to aKtnbwiedge his Servides, by returning him R SINCERE THANKS for his unremittingVigilaUce and Attention to the Welfare and Safety of so large a Fleet ;• ind particularly for his Care in seeing them safe into the alouth of St. George's Channel, b e f ore h e parte d , hav i ng not fallen in with any of His Majesty's Ships to whom they might have been entrusted. TO THE OFFICERS OF THE NAVY. THF- OFFICERS of th e NAVY are respedfully informed, that in LLOYD' s MON THLY SHIP PING LIST wil 1 be contained a more complete and more correct List of the Royal Navy ;!ian has ever been before published, containing, b e sid es t he usua l P art i culars, the First " Lieutenant of every Ship, and the Agent of every Captain. It is presumed that an Official List of all the Merchant Shipping belonging to Great Britain, will possess many Claims to the notice of Commanders in His Majesty's . . Ser vice, and other Officers in the Navy ; the addition, however, of a Complete and Improved Navy List, including the First Lieutenant and the Captain's Agent _of every King's Ship, will doubtless be a means of recommending Lloyd's Ship ping List to their espeCial patronage and preference. Lloyd's _Monthly - Shipping List, :including the.. Royal 'Navy, will be- published the Ist- Day of August . ne,ct, .price ts. 6d. It will be regularly published, with Corxe_ tions, on the. First Day of every ensuing Month, and may al ways be had of the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Deal, Chatham, Falmouth, Cork, Liverpool,yarmouth, and otheeSea-Ports. - Communications should be addressed to the Publisher, ,Mr. Thom; Hurst, Paternoster-row •or to the Printer, Mr. Thomas Gillet, Salisbury-square, London.- . LLOYD's MONTHLY SHIPPING LIST, including Correa Particulari relative to. Teo Thousand Merchant Vessels, and containing also a Complete And Improved List of the Royal Navy, price is. 6d. THE COmrnercial World,: and all Persons con netted with the Mercantile . Shipping and the Navy 'ot Great Britain, are respedfully assured that this Work Will positively make its appearance on the First Day of August, thict . .be regularly re-published, with Corredions and Addi -riorts; on the First Day of every Pis-wink Month. The:xespedable and intelligeurAgents of this Work resid ing in :.every Sea-Port, will be fable': to convince•the Public, from the expensive and effedttai . Arrangements which have. every where been made, that I.loy(Ps Monthly, ,Shipping List is not an ephemeral att em p t to take.advantage of the Public Curiosity, but -an . well-founded,. and long-projeded Work which offers itself to Public Patronage, as an infallibl e authority in whatever concerns the .Shipping And Naval In te res ts of Great Britain. • . - • • The Booksellers throughout Great Britain, instead of ad. dressing their Orders to the Proprietors, are requested to or der it with theirother Periodical Publications of the regular I.:Orrespondents ; and to guarantee them from loss by the possibility of any Number s bei ng . left • upon their hands, the Proprietors eng a ge t o exc h ange any ' o f t h e Numbers which' are published during-the first Six MonthS. Communications and Corre&ions should_ be, addressed to Mr. Thomas Hurst, No. 32 , Paternoster - row, London. • - This Day Was published, A New Edition,,greatly,enlarged, with Fourteen New - Maps, • Price los. 6d. boards, or ilsr .hound,. A N UNIVERSAL _bein g a EX: Concise Description, -alpliidOleielki - iti!ringinii, of the - ,;rofattons, Empires, Nofieas: 4 l ;I.c: .Canaisiu. • Ei.mtingdorns, Provinces, „Diqklareft:-.40 Mptintains, . pcStates, _ Cities, , •gizilvar,sfir ToWns, Oceans, f, , in the known World; the Government, Manners, and Reli gion of the. Inhabitants, with the Extent, .13oundaries, and Natural PrOdUctons, ,Manufaelures, and Cui - iosities of the diderent•Countties. • Containing Sevcral.thousand Place's not to be met with in any similar Gazetteer. • By JOHN WALKER. Revised, considerably enlarged, and improved, • By ARTHUR KERSHAW. .. London : Printed for Vernor and Hood, Darton and Harvey, H. D. Symonds, Longman and Rees, Cuthell, J:Walker, Wynne and Scholey, W. 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