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NEARLY all the - old Renters 'Shares on this , Theatre halting recently vipired, and the very few remain having but a short time to run, the Pro tir;z!Lots are about to grant some new Shares of Two „kilii rms per Night for every' Night of rerfanrance, with of Free Acinlbeion Int.; saw rrhe.tre fgt. tlao Term ‘ l „.f T Years, ‘ven ty-one commencing on the 14th Day of 'ipternher, i3e E Theßerits.and Privileges of-Admission to be t rans fera W e 411 1 1 011 y, either together or separately. Printed Proposals m a y be had,: and further -Particulars ,s''llDwn ,by applying at the Theatre; -to Mess. stephensons, siatso n and Co. Bankers; Lawbard-street ; anti Mess. Farrer, 1 1 '4cey, Steadman and Wa ll, Solicitors, Bread-street '9zdon.. NEWARK, August st, doz. T a Parade ' of the Ne%kark Volunteer Infantry : 1 - a: this day, it was reported, that Mr: R. Fisher refused pa , ;r the additional-Tine of Five Shillings; for. abscistitg 41 irnself on three successiie Field-days; in consequence of which the Major-Counandant took the Sense of the Corps his conduct ; when- a .very .gteat Majority of the Corps esent-resolved, That his coaduert is unsoldierlike, and that 7.be expelled,. reported to the: Lord Lieutenant of the Cctin and :i.ivcrtiseci in the Nottingham, Lincoln, and iain: of t London PApen: • • 'RICHARD 11A,RSHAL L i Major-Conpsiaadant N. V. I. TO TEA-D4AL.M Sand OTHERS. • • • STEAD'S."' MA . N,Tamiliar with ss , pos. sassing many valuable Coriaecaioas• thi?KinrAoin, ltd now engaged as a-Trovaller-fot-an-014.established Finn 1 4 5 , the a he .Flop. Trade,. ther.ettorn t 0.40 Businps V l ' reskaable Hods'd the" Tia Ti•ade,. - 46r:arly othdr•pe at admits ®f disp , irch.; .who ; triv •13 &nt,410 . 4,i tat.e to equal sh a l e o f, the E T.he; Referenecs lifai w ill .lie as to Character and ClObllify, *fa-such es' cannot fal I to establish De satisfactorv, and will justify its being said, thstrQ ar , Y °llse desirous a good Country CorrfolFoi4coce, or one who flint tlktinareiSikt Pitefiee'of Orapioy . !6g* !eller, have declined the song, the Adv.t*rtgpeu.wohld be found an acquiition, • '' Leiters addressed to A'l4, at NO: 66, High-street, worou g h, Southwark, -vairbt , itnmediately attended to. • , . GENTLEMAN of known Charafter, who may be disposed to embark from - 50491. to aooiel. in a concern whih. i 5 capable of being rendered protttable (without risk, or personal; attention) to a truly important amount, may acquire an Interest in it upon libaral.terms.. 1'ml:1p/1s only will be ci-ted with; -und. thaw alone Ingd -APp v , who are competent to gi4e reference's to rcrsons the respectability. - A Litie may-be left for E. H. .at the Office of 'this Paper, c° ,ntaining . the real name and address of Gentlemen desirous interview on the-stibjed ; an-early meeting shall be ap -I,....v`Jtfaccl and the nature of • the Undertaking fully tirade - SELECT ASSEMBLY AND DANCING ALADEVIIES. ALLEN'respedfuily informs his Subscribers it- and Friends, that his CITY-ASSEMBLIES corn tnence on .-MONDAY, the f4th instant, at No. io;' Great i, 4 4 ) l (l l 3treet, Goodthart's-Fields, and will be every %now f:Ninnday. .None but Ladies otiCharader admittecL tdanung-Room sinoe last,season has been considerably e nlarged w improved. _ri—idies. and Gentlemen who have learned in the old style; are privately completed in all the most adtnired ank t every descrirtion of Dance ',in modern prielice ROoms ab at No: 19, Shertard-street, Gulde n squarJ e Es)reigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of ships, rtz::tdents, and others, who can devote but a short tinel to this acComplishment, may rest assured such pains a,7 ti ;t attention wi ll bc exerted for their improvement, as will ah o L u t heql a knowledge of the, necessary parts of ,Dancing in t o , t a 16 11 - night, during which 'time they may Board and g o e n the House. • • , ur ~ , and Music tanghc.. . . . • TO BE SOLD, . • . A FREE HOLD ESTATE:, within Forty-five k et , i'mes West of I,Oridtin, and "Two Pile s -of a good Mar i own ; c otistinroi . d I , aniily-holise,' Lawn,. Garden, I s l e a, d stt o e u L t a ' l ll l ll. ;' e If indreif ,Acres of Arable, Meadow, and , mei i \vooded and wateild. l -immediate Pos- Plicatibti to 11-1 r: '''°" ;Laid,, he kid - end "further particulars known, 'on ap. ........ _____ Tyndale, 'Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields. . SHROPSHIRE. . - FREEHOLD ,ESTATES, in LAND- and TYTHES. Ti.), BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By RANDLE WALKER, At the jemingllam Arms, m Shitthal, in the. County of Salop, Friday the 2sth- Day of S'epterntier, -Igor, at Three 41 " Clock in the Afternoon (unless sooner disposed of by Pri- Contrad, of which the'earlie4-Notice will be given), together or in Lots; EVER AL very Desirable and Valuable, FREE tnv.,}l, OLD ESTATES, consisting of Messuages, Barns, of Out-buildings, Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, e first quality, and in a high state of cultivation, con : - srockton, is the bY admeasurement 599 Acres and upwards, situate at ' end lieatltton Parish of Sutton Maddock, andeat Aston in the Parish of Claverley, and of the Redo "' ' t "c - s of Part of thc Parish of Shitinal. .. • t . The Estate at Brockton is in the occupation of Mr. Mr 11- ' l4ll R . Ips, Mr. Richard P lips, Mr. John Fowler, the , e presilniativ:-s of Benjamin Bolton ? deceased, Edward Wel .;,;rgs and Thomas Richards, and is 401 A. 3R, and 2 4P • sh a t in Aston and Heathto l i is in the occupation of Mr. John. is value of 197 R., 6P. and together are of the Annual upwards of 5061. rt . Th6se Est a t es are.situated M a sound, beautiful, ancl-clestr hble part .pr the County f Salop, an excellent Neighbour . j i 9 c 4 , •nea'r the Crs:at P.Bads li-orn London anci Bath to Dub the hiige and populous Markets of -Wolverhampton. ,Tfuseley,,Madeley, Bridgnorth, and. Wellington, Nrt ,distance from Lime and. Coal, within Mile of the beautiful, acid cclebrated Terrace at A pley„ the of Titmas`Whitmere, Esq. on the RiFer Severn : and` Dii.gic; - the Seat -of rsaac Hawtins. Browne, ' ,Esq. 'te 17iks iron tl,c iron . Bridge, and the greati Founcie a"Ss oalbrook Dale, and a most desirable Purchase for tutkinairor F-rmer . . Arai . tr.ilrloct in.fgrniation may be obtaitl. - ..q1 faint' the Araineer, 111 NV,...ivtllarliptow, ;or Mr. Lf;otilale, in SlirrAishiwY• ' - ‘,..,Pl;itis ut theEs',atc:-:, ifixi of ,the, L4li;ls ilbt;tlcAlthi ithe ' Yll.e. are payable, ratty 11:; secn„Z4t Alr'..lkiiklalWA - 110 i s '' !utl.or, zu l to treatoibr the same, .."Alld INiir , dp . pOiLlt 3 tirsol , 10 shew the 1' remises. ' • r. C. tit I-1 esd. , ‘lra,l l ' 'akea, ORS, SON, iii Elie Itro Ct. • 03. i) i• rat, to ti 4 e Art ; PII, a t i;~ ill ~;~*, Tuf l C7 ti:at ,iictU~i~. •„ ~- S. S 1 C r4f05,-. ilC~n~ • war : -. Nc4IMY:. , iii I,f• .1 t ~.,~:, ; ;;. t si2.:" Id .:11 i~tei~i' ,:‘, ft _ iu e year. -14 C DtlijiSt ry :1:;): ci cola tt ;-i)1 oqt stlir - !l g . tit% - 111 !lit. .11 ,t tllc 111. - 145 i IC .:^5 v2t. , ,^a!" ~~, ~~ ,:,a: .? .; .~1 :of tir a!!!„'' %iv 1i0,5 ;StellC 11 it jr";,11,,,, r c7ll - 1.) Le• r of t4IF - - -,,, !1::1'' e S 1i , 11 ; flex C& i"" Dies v TO wili, v- to ctir llsii ;ling J ig . is 153' )1 1 o ir 4 tin rifj c s ,i' ,; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1.801. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, "CRUET WINDD4ILLSTREET.„ •. WILSON will begin the WINTER COURSE of his LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY 4 and SURGERY, on THURSDAY, oa.ober r, at Twoo'Clock. • PRACTICAL ANATOMY will be-continued in the Forenoon, - as : usual. under the direction of Mr. WILSON and Mr. THOMAS. 4 si,By_DE_LA_zougu..,A.AL. THE Next GENERAL ASSEMBLY of PRO. -PRiETORS to this 'Undertaking will be held at the QLIEEN's 14EAD; in 'ASI-IliY-DE-LA-4,01;CH. on Monday the sth D.ay,ot Qc - tober next; at the hour or Eleven in the F.Orenoon,• when and where the several Eroprietors are requested•to attend, either by !heutselv4s or proxies. ..Ashby-de.la-Zouch, HENRY SMITH, Sept. I, trot. Attino Clerk. IN3t.TRANC ON FARMING STOCK. BRITISU FIRE OFFICE, London. THIS Qmce is : established for the Insurance of Goods and Mer l. Houses, Buildines, Manufracries, elaa. ,4 ize-- e snius. Vessel'. barges. and other Craft, with their Cargoes, in. Port or used on . Navigate -- Lariats; Farming Stock; and all other Property, against Loss or 'Damage .by • fire 'in any part of Great Britain. The three:tors pf this. Office have, trom the moment of its establienment, con stantly endeavoured to make such arrangements as should •be , more suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire InSurance than thoSe of the old mode. Extended Commerce—enlargeirMs nuiathries—great accumulation of Property, and a Variety of collateral circumstances, rendered it absolutely necessary to make variations in Fire insurance, to avoid the errors winch from time to time had been discovered, bin. never amended,—The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has - Made se veral amendments, and such aniendments as have induced a very considerable number of th,e first Merchants, Traders, and Mantifatturers, to give it a most decided preference. The FARMERSof G RE AT.BRI TAI N met with.much trouble, danger, .and difficulty in placing the particular va luations hitherto required on Stock in different Buildings, and in each Stack-yard, which Stock being removed from' Stacks. into Barns, and from thence into Granaries and other Build ings, frequeinty lett the Farmers almost uninsured,. not withstanding they lied paid for a full Insurance : considering this..4ubjett, the•Diredors of the British Fire p tfice propose • to remedy_ the evil, and by adopting the new mode et insur- . ng•Farrners' Stock, effecivally to secure AO those Farmerk ansuring : with them the full amount ef the . loss on each spe cie:S of their Stock which may be destroyed, as far as the sum insured thereon. - • = A Suns on Wheat Ditto Barley , Ditto Oats, bitto.Hay of kincisS Ditto Live Stocks Ditto Implements of Husbandry S' Dittdother stocks In any Stack-yard oe . Yards; Or other part 'ot the Farm, or in pnyiseileling thereon, at an Annual Premium of 3s. per loot. exclusive of Governmetit Duty. the Office nut, to pay any• Less on Growing Crops kes:eept specially insured), nor GU stich Hay orCom as Snail he. destroyea or damageo by itsnwn flateral• heat. Losses tram Fire by LigittninK will be meds good. NIB. If the •value of Crops; by rotation of husbandry, or other causes, should alter, the same must be notified to the Office, and eadorsernent7thereof made on the Voliq• • Every intelligent Farmer 'Will imm‘iiiately discover the very great superiority of this plan, exclusively idoptetliak the British Fitz Mkt; petwthelessi should any Farmer . , conceive that the old mode Of Insurance is better suited to his ;purpose the'Bririsit Fire Office will readily grant a Policy . sucnCotatitions : the Office has 'given its- opinion as to the best mode, but leaves it to every one to make hiS 104ur arice as he may think profe.. r. The prevent abundettt-Harvese, so happily got. in, renders it ofituportence to every Farmer to lose no time in getting his Property insured, and as the quantity manyinstances is so large as to occasion much Cons to be stacked, which,• in a short time, maybe removed into 'Buildings, the specifica tions 08 tise value to be insured on each description of Grain, in whatever part of the Farm it may be (without an average clause in this Office), is surely the easiest and best plan that can 'be devised for perfett security, and the avidity With which.the Farmers (who arc •the most competent to judge) * in every part of the kingdom embrace the new mode, is a, Pa!Pable proof of its superiority. • Ilia Capital of the British Fire-Office, and the respeelabi -lity of its l'reprictary, renders any oMervationcirits Stability unnecessary ; and the chara4ters of the M.inagers place them above the possibility of their loaning into wild or fanciful scheme.;, in order to obtain basluess ; all the Rules, Regnla .- tions, Terms, and Gonditiors, have been maturely. weighed and considered, and will be found, on reference to the Printed Proposals, which May be had gratis by applying at the Office, or to the Country Agents, one ot whorit is apppinted 'in every City and large' Town, to contain every thiiig that is fair and equitable. • • p' All Minitel Payments must he'irildewithin fifteen days from the clay they respectively • DIRECTORS, Ta1151:4, &C. The Right Honourable Lord Klimaird, Chairman. 'William Chisholine, Esq. Deputy Chairman; Wear.iam Agnew, Esq. Ralph Leycestere vEsqlun lames Peter Auriol, sq.E WineLushingtee`,l2:sti.l‘ .P Charles Brick; Esq. Neill Malcelrn, i:sq. JamesHenryCasanunjor,Esq: William M,orland, Esq. M.P Samuel PepysCockerell, Esti- 5 101m Soane, Esq. Simeon Droz, Esq. Richard jos. Sulivari, Esq - Francis Freeling, Esq. John Varnhatri, Esq. Maxwell Garthshoee, M.D. Francis Wilson, Esq. Thomas Pliil,Hampson, Esq. George Wye; sti. William Harwood, Esq. John FlOsier,Tsci Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. David 'Thomas; 'Esq. George Johnstone, Eat'. M P . Robert W igram, Esq. John Leach, Esq. ROBERT SKELTON,.'Sec .TO ,BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By . Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Monday the 28th September,. at Twelve o'ClOck, Al,_l`l 'ELIGIBLE, COMPACT, FREEHOLD MANOR FARM called TO LLI MOREY', contain ing by Mensuratlun roi A. 35 P. situate at Newgate-street, in the Parish of Hatfield, in the County of Herts, six Miles from Hertford, and eighteen from London. , The Premises are on Lease to Mrs. Sullivan, for a term of Twenty-one Years, of which only 'bur will remain unexpired at Michaelmas, - 1801, under the yearly Rent of 661, 44 . . rod. but which will then be capable of a great advance; and if a Purchaser should wish for an agreeable situation to form a Residence, he will find this a most desirable spot for that purpose, as it com mands beautiful and extensive prospects. Descriptive -Parti4dars way be had at the Salisbury Arms, at Hatfield ; Red Lion, Barnet ; the Green Dragon, Ches hunt ; of Mr. Squibb, the Auttioneer, Saville-row • at the ,Place of Sale ; an d of Messrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall, where a Map of the Estate may be seen, and further Particulars known. Great Yarmouth,' Sept. 3, 18ot. ' TQRE,SOLD BY AUCTION, By !WILLIAM SEAMAN, .At the King's Head, in Ihe Market Place, on Friday the r lth inst. at Eleven o'C lock the undermentioned Vessels, viz. ' r r HE Good 'Hoy t, the in excellent : .I. condition, bring captured on her first voyage, sails fast, and burthens well at an easy draught of water, and admeasures 169 tons. File Good Hoy VROUW RI CAS, burthens well at an easy drariyht of water, is well calculated for the Corn and Coal Trades, and adwcasures 96 tons. The above Vessels are Prizes to His Majesty's,Sloop of War BuSy, J. A. Ornmanney, Esq. Commander. Also, tlieGood Fishing Dogger WELLVARING, Prize to . His Majesty's Cutter Phoenix, Half) , Pastal, Esq. Com- , mander. Is in a good condition, well found, and would make, at 'a very - easy. expellee, a handy Vessel. for. the Coasting -Trade, - andattrneaSUMi %tons. ..For Inventories and further. Particulars, apply to Mr. Samuel Paget,: jun., At Yarmouth, afortaad s aoy day pre vious to tiu Sale. QCHEME of the IRISH . LOTTERY, begins Drawing NovernOer 16, aot. • No. of Prizes, _ Value of each. 4.10,000 is 5 ,000 2,000 1,000 5 00 100 5 0 9 '8;000 Total Value. .40, 000. 20,000 B,oco 5,00 p 2,500 1,5(42 1,000 72,000 8047 Prizes. , 23,913 Blanks. 32,000 Tickets. i s o,o r Capitals Determinable. 'first drawn Ticket, ist Day, soo Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000 Ditto, 7th Day, - \c,ooo Ditto, - 13th 'Day, - 10,030 ! Ditto - 19th Day, -, to,ooo Ditto, last Day - - ' 2,000 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. - 4. 7 2 Whole Ticket - 8 o o Eighth - Half ditto - - 4 5 o Sixteenth - Quarter ditto - a 3 0 Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now .on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office, . . . . An early purchase is recommended, aS" the "rickets this are Bs. cheaper than last July, and there is no probabi lity of their being lower. Schemes may be had (gratis) at alLtli'e Licero'c'd. 0 frices; Tin COW PDX. This Day-was published; - A New Edition, Price •Half-a-Crown ._ A CONCISE VIEW of all ' the most Impoitant I'.i. Fads which- have hitherto appeared. concerning the COW PDX, with PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS to be followed •DUIUNG ITS INOCULATION. ' - • ,'... - By C. R. AIKIN, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and Honorary Member of the Medical and - Physical- Society at Guy's llost)ital,, " This is a jtidicious Compendium,. and well calculated to supply the place of the numerous interestin Publica dons that hate appeared on the Subjea 'of the C ow Pox, particularly to,persons who reside at a distance ..from the Metropolis, ortVhb, *froin various circumstances; do not find it convenient to purchase a multiplicity of Books," . • London Mklical . Review. • Printed:for Ehillips,. Ng. Paul's Church.yard ; sold by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; j. Archer, Dublin; and by all other-Booksellcr • - Of whom may be had, just publish: 0, A Praetical trea fist?. on D'iet, by Or. Nisbet, price - 6s.irkboards. • - On the Vergeof the TOWNof CHERTSEY, SURREY. TO BE LETT, or unexpired Term of Lease far Six Years -from Michachnas, •ISoi, to be. disposed ,ot; • THE ABBEY-HOUSE, late the .:Residence of the' Dowager Lady Young, deceased. The:Man:;ian house has bz:en newly fitted up, is in complete Repair, and the scale of Rooms is lofty, handsome, and. commodious;' • with every suitable (Mite fbr Servants;, Double . COach botise, complete Stabling, Kitchen Gardens fully stocked and abounding in Walla-Fruit., and Shrubberies looking de lightfully to the Country over a rich Meadow of about Four Acres, bounded by the River and belonging to the Premis. - :s, the Rent of which is mioderate, am Taxes easy. The Fixtures and sundry Furniture suited to the Rooms. - may be had on a. fair. Appraisement. To be viewed, vith Tickets only, on application ro Mr. Davis, Solicitor, No, za,' ,Essex-;sireet,: Strand; of Mr.. Living,. Linen-!.iraper, &c. Cncrtsey. - SUFFOLK. - HOUSE at EXNINC,. near Newmarket. To BE LE UT, and entered upon at. Michaelmas next, or Sooner - ' if required, - in the Parish of Exning, within one mile of New.market, a Comfortable HOUSE, consisting of two Parlours and a vestibule, a gOod Kitchen, and necessary 0 fliCes also four good Chambers, and Attics over them, together with a Garden; Stable, Coach-house, and five Acres of good -Pasture; adjoining the House and Stables. _ _ . Two Packs Of Harriers are kept within - five miles of Ex . fling, and. a Pack of Fox-hounds, the principal part of tha season, at Newmarket . . • ' • The Parish of Exning, consisting of an exceeding good Common Field, aftbrds an opportunity for Shooting 'and' Coursios. ~ - The House w il l be lett free from. Parochial Charges.. Apply, to Robert Secher, or to Mrs. Hammond; both of Exhiag, who will shevs: , the Premises. S'IsRADEALLY—HALL, IRELAND. rfO E', rLETT,! and entered on - immediately,. ,elegant, legant„ Makon and . Demesne called STRAD BALLY-HALL, the Queen's County, adjoining the Market . - Tti'wrr of Stradbally, 38 Miles Irvin Dublin, 6 from Athy and :6 from Mary borough. , ' • The Hoitse_ is spacious, :completely furnished - , with every accominodation for a large Family, and extensive Offices of every description, " The Demesne consists of t3O Acres, mostly walled in, the .Gardens are large' and well stocked with Fruit, Trees in full bearing, and well cropped with Roots, Vegetables, &c. &c. • The lowest Rent which Will be taken is 380. per annum, exclusive of all Taxes, &c. &c. therefore none need apply. who would niquire the least abatement. There are proper persons constantly attending"to hew the Premises, where 'the term-it is to be let for may bc.‘• known, as also by enquir ing •of John Leeson, Eiti. No. 6, Mecklenburih•street, • RINGWOOD, HANTS • .TO BE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRACT, rr HE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE 1 of all that, capital, MANSION HOUSE,' delightfully situate near the Town of Ringwood, within view of the River Avon, with a pleasant prosped of the adjacent Coun try. A Lawn in front of the House, containing about Eight Atres of rich Pasture Land, and a good Garden, partly walled in, well stocked with youns Fruit Trees. The Offices at tached and detached, consisting of a Four-stall Stable, Coach house, &c. are useful and convenient. The House consists of a Parlour, 17 feet S inches, by 14 feet 6 inches ; Breakfast room, 14 feet 6 inches, by 13 feet 8 inches; Drawing-room, nearly iS feet square; eight Bed-rooms; large Kitchen, Back. Kitchen, Laundry, Servants-hall, Butler's-pantry, Under ground Cellars, &c. &c. For Particulars, apply to 'the Rev. Richard Ness, Han well, near Banbury, - Oxfordshire, and to Messts. Harbin and Hooper, .Ringwood, (if by Letter) post-paid. TO the Nobility, Gentry, '&c.--=-At Mr. G01d . .. ings, Perfumer to Her:Majesty, Cornhill, may be seen, several specimens of Red and Grey Hair changed to va- ' rious beautiful and natural Shades of Flaxen, Brown, and Black. AA many Ladies are compelled, froth their hair ing grey at an early period, to adopt the disagreeable custom of wearing wigs; the Proprietor of the Tricosian Fluid, re- - spettfully acquaints such Ladies, that by "the use of this ex cellent preparation, their own Hair may be changed to . any shade :they please, ir,the course of a few hours • aml,such is the permanency ofthis Composition, that neither the appli cation of powder, pornatum, nor even washing, will cause the least alteration in the colour. Its genial virtues are also estimable, as it' Strengthens the weakest hair, prevents its- falling oft', and increases the growth to a degree or luxurianoe . that rivals every thing yet °tiered for similar purposes. It is perfectly easy in the applicaión, and may be used at any sea ' son of the year without the least danger of taking cold.. Any ' -Lady sending a lock of hair (pust-paid) sealed with ha own arras, so as to prevent deception, may have it returned the next day, changed to any colour shown at the placs'..s of salt., Sold by Order of the Proprietor, in bottles tl. as.. each,; at Overton's, New Bond-street ; Mr. Wright's, Wide ,pissage, Bath, and n where do is this )singdara. • [PRICE SIX PENCE. BOOKS printed fur T. bEBRETT, oppoise B trlingtons House; Pion dilly; • - • AN ACCOUN'r oi an EVi tiAsSY to the KING: .= I)OM of AVA, sent by the Gov morsCerieral•of in.: dia in the Year teos. to negotiate a Treaty of Amity and Commerce with the Flovereign of that extensive EinOire. By Michael•Symes, Esq. Lieutenant-Colopel hi His Majesty, 76th Regiment. By Auto :idly of the lion. Court of Din rectors of the East-India f..n;rapany. A New, Edition, id 3 vols . . 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To which is prefixed, a Map or7thO Country ; with a Preface and Appendix by the Translator, and a Copious Index.-The Plates, which are engraved by Landsecr, iVliliah, Anher Smith, Watts, and J.. Cooke, compreneod all those given in the oneinal Work, with aid additiOnitl Vi&w, -wive, first published, of a celebrated Turkish ;Mosque, "and part of the Deitan ; price al: res..6a. in boards. , " Independently of the grand desideratnui of.ridelity,. thii ‘‘ Edition.hai a decided superisrizy over the other, in the in. • " ferior points of size, typography, and engravings; the " latter of which are extenned in a style which.does honour " to the two - Artists, and areniueh,better (with the excepa - " non only of two) thins the plates annexed to Ate French . " Edition. ''--Anti-jacobind:eview, Sept. 'Sea. REPORT ofthe COMM - ISSIONofARTS tothe.FIRST 'CONSUL BONA?iiRTE, .on the ANTIQUITIES. 0f.,;. UPPER EGYVT, and the present State of all the Tern. pies,. 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