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~~ 4 _ / ~----- ,:- I 'it . V I /.. - .7, t ~, • ‘ re i, '.;:, 7,•: ) ,, ,, ‘ r. , ~.:._ , ',.....•%,' ' , . , - 1 - ....:..!t,..,..,:.:.‘.:_,-..r„ 1 ... ~-:,.........:::„,.?,,,,.„,1-,,,,.::.. L _ " .A.,,,... r ,.... .t.... ~..,.- ~..4 F i --_-. "'ILi -.)fi,c.4':-...•,---1' , . , 4)..-r-eL :::::-.';,-,,,..P.;1,.::•%,..-..,....1, ,-,,,,,c,FA,,,,..: ---;-_,;%,--;-;:i ,:;..10:1,-• \,-• %.;;' , ::,;;!1:1. ~4 ,, , ..,,,, . I ~,, • I J~;'1, ~' OL : i t. )prL m • • NUMBER 4349'.] FRIDAY, A G UST 22, 1806. PRItE SIXPENCE, VAUXHALL. CHAPEL, or ORGAN'S: Under the Patronige of His Royal Highness the P It I NC E of %VALES. • THIS PRESENT EVENING; Aug. 22, will be a SUPERB GALA aort'Fl E-WORKS, in, honour of the BIRTH of His RoyalHighnesi; the DUKE of CLA RENCE: • RODERIP and TII KINSON tie, to infoini , the Nobility and Gentry that -they have just finished a remarkably handsome one; with a Gothic Front,.for a small Church , hi the . Country,: The Organ is made to Wind at the back , by which means the Person grinding it is not exposed to the audience, and from its not being very large, !nay be oc casionally moved into a private honse. Any Ladies or Gentlen'ten wishing to,see it, are requested to . tall , at their Warehouse, No. 13, Haymarket, beti'veen Friday the zzd, and. Wednesday the, 7th, as after that it must be packed up to goinza the Cduntry. .•• This Day were published; Handsomely ptinted in. Quarto, with - rnauy Plates, price • .two guineas ancl.a half in hoards, and dedicated by perrnis. sion to Her 'Royal • Highness the Princth' Charlotte of Wales. • • . T 1. • • • , J ECT: 'MIES oil NATURAL PIIILOSOPHY, ttv result of many Years practical: 1:;-xpericrice of, the Fats elucidated; Witlt an. Appendix :containing . yariety Astronomical and Geogra:thical.Prob,lerns ; also sorne nseltd. Tables, and a cornPrehensive 'Vocabulary. . By 'MARGARET BRYAN. Printed for the Author ; a nd so ld b y G. Kearsley, Fleet street ; and t . Carpenter, 9.1 d lloi4-street. • ' ' ••' .• Mts. Dryan taes. this -oppoitunity of returning .her best thanks to the many SnbScrilieri who, have patronised her Work; and requests they will apply to either of the above Booksellers for their Copies: t'ICT URLGINc_orFIcE, . , , • • Aug. 13,,j806. - .. . . THE CO MIIIISSIGNERSfor PICTUA L LIA G ; - 1 - 'ga m;4,7:Es - TY , g 1V.,".1/Y do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday, the 27th inttant, they will 6e ready to re-- 4:eive Tender:l,. in writing, sealed :.p, and treat for Three Ilan.. tired Chaldrons of PITTS •TAN FIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodness, to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes in the space of three /Peeks front the date of the' Contl4R, Windt aril/ Weather perfnitiing, alongside the What.' of His Mai. jesty's•Fianalling Prerniies at P../ymouth and Soutbdo" , on; and to he paid for 6y Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days afier date. • . Admission Three Shillings. FURTHER REWARD. TOSEPH ELKIN DANIELS. EREAS,the above-named ,TOSE PH ELKIN V V . 'D ANIEL S is charged With having committed a gross, Traud, to a large ariiuunt'; anti a:REWARD of TWO HUNDR - ED 'GUINEAS is offered . for his apprehension, by the Person defrauded : The Society for the Protetion of Property against Fraud,. in tha Stock Exchange ; do hereby offer a FURTH E R RE- NvAto of TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS to any Person or Persons ,who .may apprehend him, so that Ile .may be brougaCto justice ; the said Reward '{o . be' paid by the Trea surerof the Society... , • . , PALL' MALL; . August 19, 1806.: 07. - lEVALIER. ItUSPINI begs .le'aVe to acquaint the, Nobility, Gentry, and the •Putilic, - that to prevent disappgintinent, he attends. at his house„in Pail Mail, every day, except Saturdiy, when he proposes to attend, likewise; at his house, Pena-place, Queen's.Ehrts; BronnptOn ; where' may be ha i 1 his bentifrice Powder,. Tinetute., Styptic,. 2nd Elikir. • This Pay was published,, Volume It. price 6s. 6d.(or the tw o 'Volumes, 13 . 3. boards), elucidated with . Chart of the Land round the North , Pole, 'by Mr. Arrowsmith, • . , AUFRAGT4 ; or, Historical Memoim of Ship- N,- Wrecks, ,Ind of th Provideritial Delivcrance of Ves sels. bgce. Thi Coaditilas of the Contraa may be seen thr Set-ref.:l7'i , . • N. B. The above Medicines are enti , rely.iirepared by ilia), and he has not suffered; - ed, - at 'any time, the-mode of Pizpara.. lion or CoinpositiOn to.be knowi'n to any person whatsoever. No regard be bad to any Tender in which the Price :ball not he insetted in 'words at length, or that shall not' he deliZ'frf the Board before One o'Clock cn the said Wednesitty the 27th in stant, not• unless the Person who makes the Tendet, or Joni Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when icilled fat , The said j. E. Daniels is a Jew, about 34 year's of age ; 5 feet 6 inches high ; stout, thick set, and well made ; very fair and full face, remarkable for its roundness and smooth_ Tess an aquilind nose ; his voice very soft; with a slight touch of foreign accent. He lately resided at No. 40, Colerrian-ttreet.. , . WARWICKSHIRE.- ,To'be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By JAMES STAN' ER CLARKE, F.R.S. Chaplain of the Prince's Household, and Librarian to Hi's Royal iliAtiness. Volume I. may he lud sepir..itely, and it is the intention of the Author to complete this Work in four Volumes. London: Printcd for I. Nlawsnan, No. az,, Poultry. PIC I Li ALL /Ng- U 1 Etc": , A VAuable and very Elioible FREEHOLD ES:- TATE calledOLD LE Y$ MANOR FARM Tythe tree, sitliats,T in Ihel'arnii of I.liirtoii Daste,:tt; in the County of Warwick, between the two TitriipiVe Roads leading front BaribuTy t Warwick, a - short clistance t"voin each, only eighx` miles froth, Banbury, e!everoroin W4rwick, and thr.'f: from Kinean and a Canal Navigation ; 'containing .`r.w0,,.1-,Nindred and Ninety.fivu'Acrcs' of excellent Meadow, Grazing, and 'Arable 1_ nd, lying,Very comnatt, - and Within a,ithig.Fence' ; a farm House and:Yazd, wiln'Barns, Stabling, ranary', - and ut-building Of:th,- yearly va I ui; of 4301. subject to Land -Tax, and may be enterM upon at Michaelmas For . particulars-tip/A y to • M'essis Me . Yriek B fact:lTN Red Lion square, London; 21 - Messrs; Witiford,,Goiby, and Walford, Banbury, Oxicrdsbire. • . MORE CAPITAL And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. - Tha First:draffniTiekelentitled to • Ag. LS, iBo6. HE 'CO MESS/0 IV:131?Sfor Ull Ll :V 6: ••.- fits '117./IYE.S TY': N..17Y do berrh; give Nrdire, on Monday, :z 2;:t6 inst, t6e:,,. will be ready to rece;vi Tender: in urriting(sealed 'p), a7d tre•-tt for Two Thousa d Sacks B I 5... CULT. sTLJFF, made . front whole rll< a 1 ; he delivered three weeks, by weekly proprionsr, into His Majeyty's 1/iFittal li:ig Store's at Depti,rd :and to be paidfsr 6y A'Sills,plyable, with interest, Ninety d 4.., after date. TEN T HAI US AN D• P O.N D.S ; All other, Capit4l‘Prizes are afltqt. DURCHASER'S of TICKETS and SNARES will .1 have theppportunity4t - obt;ining ail the Capital Prize:, provided they purchase before •the, Drawing commences, which will be on the Qth of P46 . ber• next. The Scheme contains Nue - Advantages of ' • " TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN 'THOUSAND. - POUND PRIZES, • FIVE . THOUSAND - POUND PRIZES;. ere. 'fib:former Lotteries of double the Number of Tickets. Twenty :T.tiousand Tickets.pnly,,and.no other Stale Lottery to be draVrt this Year._ . • The Candits•itts of the Cantrael may he teen al the reta+,y's. Office. No-regord'ktill \ Se had to any Tender' in zah;cl; the Price shall not Ocinserted words . ,at length, or that shal/ stub be 'delivered to the7.4oad before One o'clock on the said. MOnd.iy f the inst. or unless the Perron who makes the Tender, or scal J:erson on his behalf, attends, to ansealer, when cared for. No. of Prizes. 3r- - - - Value of each. Total Value. 7, 20,000 -, - -.- k60,00n 3 ~. . - - - - - - 30;000 3 _ Low - . - - - 5,000 500 - - - - - 4toco to • 100 4.7 ' - - - -•- ‘ - 5 0 4 4 ico - 20, 00 . 0 tickets 7. t:, 200,000 'tickets aka: Shares are on .Sale at every Lottery ORiee, Ticket rs o Half io 3 e Eighth - - - 2 1 t 6 QUarte,T - .. - c z l O Sixieenth 6 Q LESS TICKETS.AND.MORE".'P,RIZES 4, CO R N I. L., and Fl A RINO , C.ROS:S, L NOP N T B ISH respeafitlly. acc i tl4intS thQ I'u lic, that • the. proem LOTTERY contains tile fewest Tickets . ever known in a Lpttery, aria the most Capital Prizes. The last 30,;04. - Prize, the last zo,oool. blank, and the last to,ooof. "Prize, 'evei . shared, were all Sold at the ate;%"e Offices: where Tickets,-Sbares, and. Chances,: are selling in great variety, and where all out6tandipg Prizes are paying:in full, without any deduCtion. - • . G - .'r Persons-in the Country may be supplied, by sencii•nir, their Qrders, Post or Carriage paid; accompanied with' good Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post.A)bice Orders. The Lottery begins the' 13th of Oaoher lie ty INSTANT MONEY LOANS. clOME:Gentlpm On ...of the first Re4peaability.. and independent Fortunes haylng formed a priVate plent of National Advantage, the Nobility, Clergy,i 1,-Vi s of 4nd other-Pets,onslaio§sesseil of 'incomes Lite ' or otherWiSe; arising 'from .Land, - of stocks ; Ilarriage Setiliments; - • Church Pieferments. v or other efficient Property, may now, without being subjeit, as in the ordinary cases, to exposure and delay, be accOin. 31lodated with Money to any amount, oil Terms nearly equal to Mortgage. • - Letters (post-paid) ro.l47essrs: Cox and to. 2'ariiy, -Agents, No: B,•Warwick . -street, "flaring-cross,. or PersiAtil • Applicatiohsarem Twelve•till Twd o'clock, will be at- • tended to. • 4 N.B. Commissions in the Army bought and sold. , „ARMY. AND' NAV,Y liQU PAGE,• THE PATENT• CA.I.NIP. BE I.SSTEADS; turc,Altisses, anti Bestdittgoorripleti, ire;very. fully recoininended to gt-ntlemen„.as beyi the most post:ll,le and superior tb any lithe - es made in London; Niiirquoes, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on- improved' prineipiers Sea Cots,. Sofa Beds, and Chairs,, for on Board Ship; Net Furniture, and Parent iirasstScrew'Bedseads ,tpr.k.ast Qua West lildies,..arvialt Fi'lreign:Climates, at .. , M()KC;AINi ;nil . .SANLYF,RS's PaterftriedsOarf Nfanufadory and Ware-Roomsi Kos. i 6 Ard r 7, Catherine:street, Strand.. _ _ , . Morgan and Sandtrs's. New-invented Inaperial Pining ables, ,allowed to be the most coutiliele ant i tegaut. set of Tables ever yet invented, Are, very .portable, packh r ig ift 13px but ten Inches deep. N t 8.. The - . Fashionable Sofa-Bed' and Chair-'lard . - bey se: • • . • 7 , , A-runnel:street,' Sept. r 3, VOW Eleven Years I hve relinquished. all,otiler Pradice for the Treatment of Venereal Comp faints, itnd the cure,of those deficiencies which are the conscquenc:cs of a destruthye habit. . The undotibted qualifications Which 1 possess; as a Meni ber of the Royal College of Surgeons - , formerly.a Surgeon in the Army, and the-extent of my experience in this peculiar line, constitute my claim to that superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even hy..the most. respectable, general Praetitioner; whose mind is harassed tiy,atlention to an immense vatiety of.lliSordeis. 4 . The very singular complaints of. Disease . andbel)ility, in which from . every part of the World :1 hive been Consulted, must have considerably conthiecd to my perfeti comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. • • . • _lf Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo - went, and 11 such Cases of distressful disarrangement do exist, as those which are the consegtiences of atiliabitual vice, can any Man assurrie - a better title to treat thein than a regular,Surgeon, 'resigning all other Practice for theTreat meat of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to thiA particular point ? • . . In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, Danker, and Dis. tress may be avoided, and in 'the first sensations of local Weakness, Much, future misery may 'be prevented, by sdch. means or re-animation as will restore:•lrealth and strengt,hjo. 'the Constitution. . . Through inconsiderate neglect the slightest cases become important, hut it is the aequkrement of exclusive experience in this line tb give a• safe and, permanent .restoration; even when other Praditioners have tailed,. 'The terms of remuneration, are prectsely stated on the first interview, nut no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed.' . MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal, College of Surgeons in London. No. i 9, Arundel -street, Strand, near Temp . - There its an erarAucc iD W4er.strect, HIGII:STItEET, NEWPORT, ISLE of TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, By . MEW aid 'PORTER, 13y order of the - Assigliees of Edw. Water Worth, 'S6tioner, . Druggist, Oil and. Colbur-nian, Sre. a Bankrupt; Op the Premises, fli6h-street, Newport, on ;Tuesday, z6th Inst. 'at Five (9'clock in the Attemoon; T'LEASE of the ,D.WELLING HOUSE , , o which Three Years are the Decetri r- -I:rr, The House comprrzef.a Law. commodious Shop, two Parlours,, Kitehtn, hott. and eel tars; hariikoine Drawing-room, sik;:,ood lied-roo - u!s; large Yard,- a - suppiy good 'Water wi'th tuinCrotis Stores, syq , dolt exception ;his Situation is equal to any iii Newpint, fOr 'obi= tress of any kind. lininediaii'ly i:iter the sale of the House, trill begin selling the "rock in 1 rade ia tile said Bankrupt,. and svill continue every da:: i the whole.is The Stock consists of Stationary, Patent Medicints, Oils, Piititg, 41;. VOTES for the COUNTY of MIDIAESEX.--:-Pd.EE . HOLDS, IIUCKINGII.A.v.I-STREIi.T, STRAND. TO 13 i'. SOL.D . Li I A,11(..' ',T-1 , 0,N, . , .. By Mr. .1.101:31.N5,. . . . A ‘ t Qarrzway's ..cpae.ho k ts.,:, "Chah,e,Alley, Cornhill, on Friciay the 2.§111:11ISI. at T‘k;k:ive-, in Filter,- Lots, AVALUAI.',LE FREEHOLD ESTATE .' OM- L. , / • prising `thi•ee desirable l'. re_Llltord f•louses, threc, stories high, one rO ,-, ro - and a Closet On-each rlooe. Situate on the East side of George's -court, lfutkinghim•str*:er, Strand, and Nos. 3,4, anti 53 in possession -of Mr. PIIICiIt:Ck• and Mr. Patterson, 'Penantsat Will. The "ti:rmte. is very eligi bly Sitoatein an :improveable'neighbOtirliciod, and worth the, attention of : perpns \visiting to invest IVIOneY iii Freehold' Property. ,May be viewed by leave cf . the '..t s enami. Partic.ular's at GarrawAy's ;•• on the Premises ;•of illessr,s.' jEwsings,'So-lieitors, Shire-tang, Temple' Bzir ; and of Alr: ItObins,'Warwick-street, C:olhen-tial'e.- ' • '' , . IIIDEFQ111), I)EVON. ' VALUABLE RECTORY, with PAI:SONAG ;yid- FIFTYLFIV ACRES • of GLEI34. •..•. • • • • 'TO IA SOLD 11Y AUCTION, By PETER . • • • A't GarraWay;', on uesda} the'26thbf Au , rdst it Twelve . • . . ‘rirliE 'NEXT PRESENTATION to the - VA LU RECVORY of * RI D BFO RD", proilticinq a preselt Income•ot 56 , per-A nomn,.'at a yearly - Composition mIAV . ;I ot . "l;ythet;, taken at rho very moderate. I: , .air in - the Pound, . the keat . of the Glehu .:91(1 Feefi, but is presumed the IZetlory is . higtil;y:improvahle ; the present incumbent,ig-aoti .:ThOrParsonage beatiti, fix& situate. with Lawn, stud P.dant.aiitaits ;' coin. mands extensive Views of the River,Torritig,.. neighho..or, ing'Country ; contains a Pri r.). -In, - I)iilt.;g- par! o:ir, and Study, eight liedcharnbee6,-ixitiVaiiient Otfic.:eS of every - de... sctiption, Coach-house, alit two Seables.-. Glebe'eiin. •sists , of Fifty-five Beresri . ch Pasture 'Birk:for:l is . ..a pleasant Sea -Port an:4 , 64d rslArket Totv.n, a few 11/41X:s distant from .Bar.'w.iii!e "Forthrgttin, the Neigif 'bO'o,llcod genteel,and soon 1, .r.eKoatis mod, and the. Coon try' y pleasant. I.:!te preiient.,Keaor, the. Re.verend Itiehar,t Keats, on applicatiOn; will shew the Farsonw , ;e and Particulars may be.hitti on^ rtin,itil'ilre;:erling the sale, the Pope's lie:4cl,, the. Li o:Apn Lien..l.3ara4ra.:o ; th; . New Londo Inn, 'Exeter; the Slew Inn; ; of Mr. .No.•33,•Tnroginortoir4;:r6a at'Lloyd's and Cana way's. • . - • - MARINE VI LLA, ,lA. , itli 3; Acres Copyhold,s and 63 At.. - res Leasehold, arc. ileaii - - I - I IC II FIE EiY i lIAN-1 , .. ' ..• TO BE St'Ll).. l ),Y AUCTIION, - '. By PETER cOXE • , .. - ~ .. At Garraway's, on "Fitursday, Sept. 4; at . Twelve O'Clocis latethe Property of taili-S Mill, EN_ deceased- - - - • • ..'7I7IIAT Elegant, iViedern., Well- . cimlstrneled Ca -1 PYiIt)LD vi LLA, known ; ai CItt)FTON HOUSE; mist delightftilly situate on an •Eihinenee, within one mile an 4 a half of the Sea, one mile, froin Titchtield t !nine of South ampton, three_of the Market Towlitif FarehaLn; and 76 inileA .• from London, in .a beautiztil ant much-Admired part of the County of Hants, comnliilditig interesting Marine Views, ,•extendilig ro•the Isle of Wight, the Needles, &c. and diver ! 'ifj'ed • V rospe6ts of Jite.! ric‘lt . surniunding Country, which ~ 4 l: with Caine; ti!e,Roatts ;2,,00d; nut- the Neigtiboitr iiksit selia and social ;•witll l-' teas u re,- gtAtind , . enibellished with •filll-grdwri For;st Tr::es; and TdUitatiorr; ; Green . house ; walled,. G ar4 en , in pet foetion ;, ' Co:fch- ho it s es, Sta . bring, and all'suitable Ogolices; ..Farin-littirse at' a short dit-: timer, with capital , Barhsc:Siatilnuz ' Cravaty,aiid Iluili.igs, and att.icliM Pasture •and Arable Land; tontainim;,, in the Whole, .3 . 3 Acres, with t 9- Acres Leasenold,•lield Tin mi chaelmas, i5ii,..4nd.49 Acres till_Miehaelthis, 15 , .)7, in :id ad-' diriiin. ' - The vii la presents twerlrandsbnie Elevations;' and cant:tins a lofty cheerfitl lintrone- hail, with admirable, Stair-ease,.fi n excellent -well-ished Diniiii;aild Drawing.li.obw; 'cash •zl3• 'diet l)); . 2 . .o ; a Breakfast-parkur, Library, 13oucrbir, numerous -.Family Bed-eliainher, Dressing and I'bWileting Rooms, Wa ' ter,el9sets; and Servants' . Apartments...-The Domestic Of flees:are of the best description, with good. Cellaring, and the wlible ivell supplied with Water. The Purchaser may be accommodyed with the appropriate Fiirniture, t'arming Stock, &c:at a valuation. -- 11 - ' : • • • ! jay he i:icwe4, 24 days 'prr;::eding the Sale, when Partieu -: hits 'iniCy he had at the Dolphins; Scintliiiniptlti; George, 'Winchester;, Crown, Lyiningron ; Crown, !Por6ttp,oli ; f'Bue!e, Newport, Isle of W kght ; at Lloyd's and Garr., way 'a; and' of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, Throginonon-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. . . DR. FRANKLIN's WORKS COMPLETE. - Day were published, .In Three 'far& Volutrtes, Oetivo, with Sixteen Engravhigs,, and a Portrait of the Author, 16s. in bonds. THE COMPLETE - WORKS, .iii P[IILQSO - POLITICS, and MORALS, of Dr: BENI A MIN FRANKLIN, with. Memoirs of his early ,Life;• - Written by HI SNP: Printed. tot .'f.• 'Johnson . , St. Paul's 'Clitirch-yard ;- and 'Longman, HUrst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. is not very creditable to the liberal curiosity of the Pngliih public, that there si, iii have been. no complete' Edition of the Works of . Dr. Franklin till the'year The public is very much . indebted to the _Editor of the pre- S'ent'Colle4tion. It is presentedirta- claertp and unostentatious forat,'atici seems to have been compiled with - sufficient .genee, and arranged With consitierable judgment.- Dr. Frank lin was the most rational Perhaps of all Pnilosophers-.!' Edinburgh Rev. No. i 6.. As iibaye may be had, just publisited, A new and imprived Edition, elegantly printed in z Yols. fOok . r.-rip Bvo. with a Portrait', Price 85.., boards, of the Life said .E.,says of Benjamin Franklin, LL. D. Tiiis Day was published, . In Four VblumeS ' 12.in0: price Qne Guinea, in boards; The SECOND EurnoN or ,S IMPLE - 1 7 ALB S. • By Mfs. 0 P I'E. • Printed ibt Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ortni, Pater noster-row. • I n the Tales now before us we find much the same me rits as in 11. - beautiful stp - ry of Adeline Mowbray; the same truth and delicacy of sentiment, the same graceful simplicity in the dialogue parts of the Work, and the same happy art of presentnr - ordinary feelings . andoccurrences in a manner that irresistibly commands our sympathy and aff.l6tion." EDTNtURGtf REVIEW, O. xvi. A 4 :shove may be had, by the same Author, , • 1. Adeli're•Mov,;br:ry, 2d F...!ition, 3 vols. i3s. 6d. hoards. -Farber and Laughter, sth Edition, 4s. 6d. boards. . Poems, the 4th Edition, 6s. boards.. . TO SPORTSMT.N. Primed for Longtnao, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. row. --• t• D URAL SPORTS. — • By W. B. - DAYEEL, The Second Edition. In 3 Vols. Odavo, en-thei st I, lished with 70 beautiful Engravings, by Scott. Price 41, 43. in boards. , . . • a: The Sportsman's Calsinet ; or, 'A Correa' Delineation of the. various Dogs used in the Sports of the Field; includ ing the Canine Race in general ;. consisting of a Series of En graV.ings ,Se , ",tt, of every - clEstind Breed, from otiginat Paintings, taken front Life; by Reinagle • interspersed with beautiful Vigiv.Ates eng . raveti on Wool. By a Veteran SpsOrtsman, in.a Voss. price 71. 75. in boards. , •3, The Shooting-Fs' • ed3ry. By_ R. B. `Thornhill, Esq. In r V01..4t0. 'N-s.itti elegant 'Engravings by' Medland.— Price 11. tta..6d, inboards. Also a superior Edition, with the Plates coloured after Life, pricr 31. 3s. in boards. 4. A:.compendium of the Vc!e,ruiary•Art ; containing . an acctratt Descripfion ' , fall the Diseases 'to - which the Horse is: liable'; their Symptoms and Treatment; the sAnatorny .and. 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This Day was palicightA , In One Vol. - 4to, wi t h Etigravi:igs aft - et Drawings by the .A tithor, /price al. as. itt !;'hards, IF,SBAYS• on the ANATOMY o f EXPRES- A • • SION in PAINTING. . . - • By CHARLIiS BELL. CONTAINING, I. Of the Uses of Anatorny to . the Painter.. Of the Study of - the. rlntique, and of the, Academy, Figtire.-2. Of the. Skill. Of the, Disrindions of Char,kter in different Cotnparison of the Antique with Natural Character: —3 & Of the Muscles of the Face in Man and Animals.--5. Of the ExpreLsion of Passion as illustrated by a Comparison of the Muscles of the Face in Man and Animals. Of the Muscles peculiar to Man, sad their Einds -in bestowing Iluman pression. —6. Of the individual Passions, And_ of the A. toot; of the, Muscles expressive of these PasSions,=-7. Gene ral' View of the Economy atilt Human Body as it relates to Expression in Painting. • , The Subjeds are illustrated by Sketches of the Bones, and of the Forms of the /lei& Of the Muscles. 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