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' 4 ‘f Tag. !1 V IS - UmpEit 4266.] THEATRE,ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. For the BENEFIT, of MASTER BETTY, And irSitivel.. the Last Night of his Appearance this Season. A 4AST_ER Sgync respectfully. iiif6rms the Pub th.tr nip i<ENEFI 1 ishxeli t..rTHIS the 15p instant, when will be performcd the Tragedy of TANCRED AND .SIGISIVIIINDA. The - Part c, Tancret by Master BETTY. . 't..l) the Farce of . MISS IN. HER, TEENS. • Captain Flash, by Master BET t Y; And NESS /shim , •by Miss M E LIMN. • Ticleits to be had, ann Places taken, at the Box-Office,. lane: • COVENT-GARD,EN. • • HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 17; will be , „wined HE MAN OF. THE WORLD. . • Lord Lurc:len:owl, r. WA UDY J • •- Sir rertinax Mdcsycoph , un Mr: COQKE ; Egertor., Mr. C 'F:EMBLE ;, . • Sidney, •Mr BRUNTON. Rodoipna Lintioercourt, MrS. GLOVER;. Betty Him, Mrs. MATTOCKS • Niacsycop:fant; Miss I k:SERVE ; And C.:?astantia, BKUI444JIsI , wrra TOM THUMii, THE • GREAT. •. Kin,;krthur, Mr. 111 UN N ; Torn t numn,, Master BENSON . ; • Lord h fizzle Mr. k.ISION ; Queen Dot , Miss TY It R ; C.l4nAtl , :o. Mass LESLRVE. Boxes 6s; 1 . ,s b(t. GAllery 25. Upyer Gallery ts. Places tar tae !!:)acs to be taken Ur' Mr. Brandon, at the Box 0 il:ce in Hart-street. .• The Doors to tie Upped at hall past Fiye, and begin at hag Past Six. • Mrs LITC:iFIELD's NIL:FIT, - - And the Lair Se..sonot her Appearance on this Stage. • TH4. A i itr—ROY .1, COVENT-GARDEN. ON „TUESDAY NEXT, May. go, 1806, will be e t.rro:,,c(i the Trag: , ty of JANE SHORE. 'Glo'ster, MIME ; Hastings, Mr. C, KENItILE.; Dumont, Mr. COOKE. Alicia, Mrs. LiTcrit. I E LD ; lane Shore, MiSs Mrs. LITCHFIELD wilt have the Honour of taking leave ' . 'fiends and. the Public in a EAREW ELL All . 138.6S COOKE will'recite Garrick'S.Ode on Shakspeare.. The IVltisic by Dr. Arno. Singing by Mqsrs. I NCLEDON, MU,NDEN, EMERY; Miss,DA VIES, and Miss TYRE R. • To which. will be added, One. Aa, TUE RIVAL SOLDIERS. Sinclair, Mr. INCL. LIMN ; - • Lennox,, Mr. HI LL • • Nippeikin, Mr. WIN LL-; ; Mary, Mrs ATKINS. • To cimclucie :ith THE , PRISONER AT. LARGE..- Old Dowdle, Nlr. MUNDP N ; • Mnn,thvith the 4...:l;:orated Mick Italian Song), , Mr. FA W "rT. - • tickets and Places to r h 1.7. >t Mrs Lichfield, No. ;6, t‘etlford:-Smet,.Covent-G ,r the Theo: r,. • . . . A ESSAS.....ASHLEY respefully' inform the • tst,Oility, Gentry, .neir ;Ids, and the Yuolie rn general, their L I'l is fixed for HITSUN 'EVE, Satiarday:next;May .24-, tbo6, at the'Theatie Royal, Covent garden,- when will he pei formed a SACRED S E Lli CT' from tire- M ESS I AH, C AT I 0 Isl, and a NIUT ET, coin- Posed by the celebrated MOZART. fart from the Messiah Overture Recit. Mr. Brabant, 44- Contiort'ye my people." Air, " Every vallex." Chnrus,.".And Recit. Mr. Doyle, " Thus sinth the Loid." Air, " But witobtay " unto us." Pastoral Symphony-. Recit. sipti;tr Siorace, "There were Stiepheids." Chorus, ." i .lury to God." Song, Mrs. Uickons, 4 4 Rejitice gleatiy." Soug, Mrs: Bland, "He was despised " So;.g, Signora -Storace, 44 I knoW that my Re.. weenier." Grand Chorus " Hallelujah." - Parr IL—Overture. Aiiarine. iieeit. I'vlissTyrer, " Re lieve.thy Champion." Air, " Ratan, 0 God of Hosts.", Sampson. - Song, Mr. Braham," Gentle AI'S." Athalia •companied on the. Violoncello by Mr. C. Ashley). New tet, "-O tkitl ..when thcaa. appea',st.". Mozart.. Song, Mr.. Vaughan, " 0 come let us worship." Anthems. Recit. Ma *lame Dussek. 4 _ 4 Eirst and_Cnief.." And Air, " Sweet Bird:" L'Aliegro (Vialin° oblif.tto, Mr. Ashley). Reeit; Drahain• " Arid God said." " lo splendour." Trio, • Mrs. Bland, Mr. Witham, .and Mr. Doyle, and Grand Chorus, *.! Heavens are telling." Creation. Haydn:. •. 11 1 .—Antlicirt, Mrs. Bland and Miss Tvrer, "'Hear p r.y cr ." - Recir; Mr. Brabant ' 44 by foes ihvathri," Air, "'l'o arms ! your Country's Cause." chei- - co- Chorus, "'Gloria lit excelcis." Pergolesi. Air, Mrs. Dickons, " The Soldier tied." Dr. 'Ante.' Coronation An- them, "God Save the King." End of Part I. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Ashley. End of Part 11. Mr. Weolti will perform his celebrated Coticeito of The Calm, on the Grand Piano Forte. - .Principal :Vocal Performers.-- , - Signora Storace, Madame t)ussek, Bland, Miss Tvrei, and Mrs. Diekous ; Mr. Liahain, Mr. -Vaughan, and Mr." Doyle. Leader of'the Land, Mr. Ashley ; and Organ, Mr. Ashley. - _The remainder of, the Band and the Chorusses, which are numerous and complete, by the most approved Per formers.- ' 'Correa Docks of the Performance to-be had at the Theatre. only, price 6d.-Those sold in the Streets are spurious and imperfect.. • Loxes 6s. Pit ;s, 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts. Ticitets to be had of MeA•rs. Ashley ; and . of Mr. gran elon; at the Box Office,. where I' laces tot the Boxes may be taken. A CAU riON TO FAMILI T HE great Reputation *hid) Mr. BURGESS has gained by . the superior Excellence of his ESS EN CE o' AN CI-10V1 ES for PIS!! SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely dif— Aerent. 1011 N BUR C ESS and SON think it a duty they one the rub{ic, to cwiiion'thern against such Impositions ' as several People travel the Eanpire, otiiting Shopkeepers, Iko. an e,i.- .tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti cularly requested, to ask for Bu Rc ES S'S, and to observe none is genuine out what have these words upon the Label— lohn Burgess and Sou's Original- and Superior . Lsi;ence of Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner • of the Savoy Steps, London ARMY AND NAVY EQIIIPAG E. ;THE .PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS , Farni = • tore, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete.; arc very respect fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London t• Marquees, Tents, Tables and 'Chairs, on improved principles;.. Sea - Cots, Sofa Beds, and, Chairs, far on -Board Ship;_•Musquit to Net,Furniture, and Patent lirass,scrow Bedsteads, for - East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN 'and SAND RS's Patent Vedstcad Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, • NO. 16 and 17, Catherine-sheet, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-inveisted Imperial Dining Wes, d to be the most. Complete and Elegant, set of • Tables - ,:ver yes invented; ate very. portable, packing in a Bolt ~ b ut ten deep. • B. The. Sofa-Bed Chair-Ltd-Warehouse. - . FIVE FIRST TICKETS ONE . THOUSAND . POUNDS EACH; • . NEXT •WEDNESI:i.A.Y May 21; will be the THIRD DAY of Drawing, when the first Five Tic kets drawn out of the Whee; will receiveloool. each, over and above any other Prize, from 2,),000l. to 211. which may hap 'pen to be drawn against them. The First.drawri.:on the • next Day, the Fourth, will, in like manner, be entitled to tooool. •, and on the following'Day, the Fifth, to zo,oool. I . and on the Sixth, to 25,0001. • The followir4g is the State of the Wheel : t Prize of - zsooo • -is - - ,C 25,000 2 20,800• - . .40,300 2 - • 10,cs. , es. 20,000 2 - . 5003 • - • - . 30,006 5 - tool - 5000 to 503 • 5100 1 9 - - ' 100 -•— ' '1903 . . 5 1 . - - - 5 0. - - • 2 55 0 And a full proportion of the all, Prizes. , w A kKANTED'uNbRA'Aiisr:. ,- . -- , SNVIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry,.4l - e selling the TI and9 • H4lt ES of the 'present Lottery, \var_ ranted undtawn.- • - " • NEXT WEDNESDAY will be the THIRD DAY nk: Drawing. 'The following is the State of the Wheel: - • - Prize•of . ,C 25,0041 is £2(,0,0 2 - - • . - 40,000 z . - - 10,000 ' 7 . 20,0 , 50 2 - - - poo - • - le,boo 5 - 10.00 Soso to - - soo - - Soot With the . full proportion Orteol, 501. and 211. Prizes. SNAL.ES'iONE, LEICESTERSH.Iftf, May_ s, 4 , - ~t A -- T(# - • • <6. • ; - , r 4, ;‘,t4 , • f _ I „. r 1 ( 1 • :;r: .4 4 1 ! : •- • 4ij . IPRICE SIXOENCZ, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, - . . March to, 18,-.;6: . . IHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING' HIS MAyESTY'i NAk I' dc he' reby give Mute; 7 ha' on, Friday. the loth Tune next, they will be ready 10, receive- Tenders inu;riting (sealea up), stab luaitities of !be following de.. AO iptv:ox of Staves--+- • • • '. , , CroWn Dantzic Pipe - 1 Brandy Hogshead Brack Dantzic , iSt3VCS. Honbro' , i • . • Pipe. Stettin . . Quebec lb the respet - ii.iii Persons lac nwy make, Propo rah thereof nt.. , %/1 "contrail to deliver into the , Via:wiling Stores, at Deptford _and P 1:P11.91/0, :fah riroportiwu as shall hot-atter fitdeterotinei upon, one-half we 3oth of Nov. next, ina the •rentaintier-by the 3 Is/ of yanuaty next t to. he • paid for b .s • Bills, p a y - a bl e ,. with interest, ninety. days after date. • • • • The Conditi , ms of the anima may be seen' a: the Secretary's N. B. No Tender for a rest quantity thdti Fi/tj Thousand Crown . Dantzic : Pipes, Ten Thousa;rd crown Dairzic Brandy, Ttoenty Thailand Grown Dantzie Hogshead, or Twenty-ftve •Thousand Brack Dantx.ic, Ilantbnrgb,.Stettir; nr I,2nebec Pipe ve: 3 .,y - i4 be ddinittest. • . - • • regard will be had to any Tent& in nvh.ch The Priti not be inserted in words at length,' or. that shat.' not be deli 7 , 0 .i; to the Board before One o'Clock •on the' said :Friday, the next, nor unless s tbe l'erson noho makes the Teilder, ot some l'erson on his &hall; attends,. to an. 174,7, whet called for: , S'4 1 U 1 DA 1, MAy 17, 4806. . . • GREAT ... ROOMS, KING's THEATRE, HAY MARK. ET. ._ MR.- SALOMON's ANNUAL CONCEItT, WEDNESDAY, May 2r, iBo6. PART 1. " . 'New Overture-L-Woelfl, - - Aria, Sig. RIGIII.- Concerto Clarin6t, Mr. KRAMER. Cavatina, •Signora:GßlG LI ETTI. , . Concerto Violin, Mr. SA LO MOlsr.--Salorrion. Duetto, Madame EIANCH I and Sig. "N A LDI. ''' ' '" ' ' PART' 11. Grand Symphony.- - --Havdn. Scena, Madame D-USSEK. —Mozart. - Duo, Piano-forte and Pedal Harp, "Mi. WOE LFL and Mt. DlZl.—Woelii. Song, Mr. BRAHAM. • , Quintetto, Madame DusstK, . Signora GRIGLIE'TTI, • Sii. RIG,HI,' Sig: ROVE DINO, and'Sig. MORELLI. Finale. . - Doors to open at Seven,. and the Concert to begin at'Eight o'Clock. .. . Ticket, at, ios. 6d. each,' to .be had of Mr. Salomon, No.' 4, ' New• • Cavendish-street, Port land-p Lice ; at the Opera-Office; and at the principal - Music Shops. HUME AND BELSHAM's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, From the earliest Records to the present Time, complete. .N 4 R. PHILLIPS has:the. Honour to offer to the I.V.fg. Public the only complke; respeClahle, and uniform Series of English History which has ever ueen produced. Mr: . 11U M E's• !listiary was bmilzhi by tII it W titer down to the period of the Revolution, and. Mr. RE LS HA tvi. has taken up the Narrative from the Revolution and brought it down tothe Peace of Amiens: " Both Works fain ititilliifbrin Series of Twenty Volumes, and they may be had of every bookseller in Town and Coun try, price EIGIir pouN-D! , ,,, in boards. Persons already possessing Mr. llurne i s History may have Mr. 13Mstialn's entire Work by itself, in Twelve Volumes, for FIVE GUINEAS, inboards. •• • • ' ' • And as the latter part of 'Smollet's General History was frequently sold previously to the -appearance of Mr. Bel_ sham's Work, as a Continuation of fitime to the Death 'of • George the Second-,,Mr..Pflill•ips'thinks it proper to o!,serve, that Mr. lielsharres History of the Reign of George the Third may be had'separately, to complete Hume and Smollett, in Eight Volumes, . price THREE POUNDS w gt.v E sun LLINGS,•in boards. • Bridge-street, Jan. g, iBo6. This Day:were published, in One Elegant ;Volume, Post , • Oetavo, price 7s.,fnlL in buiris. rirRANSLATIONS from the GREEK AN ...1. THOLOGY viritli s Tales and other Miscellaneous • • • • - Poems. • Printed for Richard lahillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, - Black friars ; and sold by W. Deighton, Cambridge ; and r:itker, 'and Hanwell, Oxford. - • IIZELAND. • In the Press, and speedily will be published, In One ele-ant• Volume, Quarto, illustrated with,numrous • s 'Plates, price 'I wo:Guiness, in boards, THE,STRANG,P I in IRELAND --, or, Travels sin that Country curing the Autumn and . Winter of the YeaftBos. 4 1 REWARD.. WHEREAS JOYNER , servitot •to Mr. . vy. ' Bit:I - aid Spencer ,•1 Snarestolie; on Wednoday tlie•••: . 3rith of April last, received trout mis Master a Letter, dircded t •-• By fORN-'CARR, Esq. to• Mr. Oakden, of ifil , tlisborough,' containing the' under--1 Author of the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer, mentioned Bills, value Twenty ; live 'Pounds, the price of I &c. isec.: two Cows, which Joyner was sent for, but for which he 1. Printed for Richard Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black. netrer:wene to Mr. Oakden; nor is he returned to his Mastd, 'i friars; antl - to bellacl or Nreher,'Dugdale, .Mahon,. Keene, but has abscondtA with the Property. • • •• Colbert and' Mercier. Dublin.; of Edwartbiand C0,,,' and Sul loYiler is aou . tit As Years of Age, of a fair Complexion, about I livan, Cork ; of Magpe, Belfast ; BLit!, Waterford ; and all five Feet five Inches high, avt elLproportioned active Man; 1 other Booksellers. - . , his 'Head' rather small, his Hairli4ft - colotirett, and cut very' i - • • '•• Of whom mdy,be had, . . short; he has rather a heavy look-with his i'. es, anda dimple I The Northern •Sum Mer.; or, Travels round the Baltic; of mote than ordniary size- in usi Chat ; he had on when hb , price . 1 , No Guineas, in-boards. ' • went away a dark thickset Waistcoat, with Sleeves, • Cordu- 1 roy Breec;hcs,,and a round Hat; he is a Native of Brandon, -1 near Coventry. Whoever will apprehend the said Jo 1 'Opfer shall, on 'his conviction, _ receive a Rewa rd of I L N GUIN EAS, over and above what is allowed by the I bstock • I AsSociation, on application to Mr. Spencer'. or 'to Messrs. 1 l'estell and Websters , Solicitors, inAshby-de-la-Zouch; or Messrs. Ktodertcy, 4011'8, and Ines, Sy tnondisl nu, Chancery-' lane, London.' •- • • -, .- • • s.. Inc Bills incloiecl were drawn by :Messrs: Harding, Oakes, and Co. of Tan:morn - 1 Bank, on Messrs. Dorriens, Magens,' and .C 0.,, London, and were of the Numbers and Value fol lowing :-- • - . ' _No: 436 z, - ... , . - 4' to o o .• -.• ..• .: 43 - - 9.. ' .. ~- lo • o o 74 - - • - 5d 0 , . N. B. Paymen,t of the Bills is stopped. ONE THOUSAND EPIGRAMS! 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Foolscap Bvp. • - Price Half-a-Guinea in bonds, r rHE MILITARY MENTOR ; being a SERIES AI, of LETTERS recently written by ..i' GENERAL. 0 E FIeER. to' his SON, on his Entering the Army •; 'com prising a Cottrse of elegant Instritaion,catculatedlp.unite in the same Person the Characters and Accomplishments of the Gentleman and the Soldier, illustrated by nuni4Ons Exam ples and Anecdotes from Ancient and N'lodern 'Hist ry. • - i. • .• . P U RE I S 1-1 E D 1W PERMISSION. The Subjeas of these invaluable and elitgant I.etters are : . . Healthand Bodily Strength, Anger,: Bravery and Courage., - Falstiioncl, - - • Greatness of • SOU!, • Pride and Vanity, Love of our Country, True and False Glory, .• -Firmness of Mind, Duelling, Intrepidity, The Passions, • DisCipline,- - - • - • Gaming, - ~-• • . Humanity, - . Drinking,Modesty,. . - Love, Prudence, - ,Friend;hip; Secrecy, • Science of War, Foresight, • ' Tactics, Guides, Spies, and Deserters, Acquiring the Art of War. . Councils of War," - • Geometry, Geography, and • Daring ACtions, Design, - Confidence of the Soldiers, , The Languages, Means of Insuring their Cou- IlistorY, • rage, Military Studies, Distrust, 'rite Coup d'(Eil, Honour, Reading . - . • False Honour, Qualihcations ofa General, Discretion, . ~ &c. &c. 'Scc. Raillery. and Slander, . . ._ ..., With a Table at Contents, and an Indem to the Examples, Anecdotes and principal SubjeCts. • ~ . • . - Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge -street, Blackfriars; , and to be hada all• Booksellers in the British Dominions. • • ----- 'CURIOUS 11ELLY•MOULDS.— -- • ---• IMN GRIFFITHS; at . his Manufactory, No. 15, New-street, Covent-goded, one Door from - King:street, begs leave to returns his gfateful Thanks •to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the great EnCouragenient experi enced, and res . peatully informs them that he has Made con siderable additions to his termer extensive and curiens As sortment of jelly, Blanehmange,. and Curd Moulds; Boards for Gum and Almond Paste, - Lard,' and Butter; &c. tzc". , Paste, ri read, and Vegetable Cutters of the greatest variety.' • Arms, CreXts, Military Tropes,' &c. made to 'order, and every curious and useful Article in 'tin minufadured in .4 sunerior , stile, and with,dispatch. • WELCII's FEMALE .-•--- For the Green Sicknes and other Disorders,iiiCident to young Females. "- • THE following °lnstance of their uncommon. Efli - 1 my is worthy the attention of the Attlided. -; •- TO KE'ARSLEY, Elzet-trcet 'London. MADAM, 1 am th,:,unfortunate Daughter of an Officer in the Army, whO 4311 in his Country's Cause bc'Willieltmeans his Family • are left in a situation that it IS necessary' each should endea vour to proVide for themselves, winch, from indisposition, I was entirely incapaCitated from,' till an intimate friend re-' commended your PILLS, which have in a wonderful man lier restaed me ici•healih, having removed the obstruction , complained of, and in consequence my conipiexion; Which' was exceedingly yellow, i resumed its Wanted colour; My health is quite recovered, and the• pains in my head and sto mach, with numberless other complaints, too numerous to mention, which have now ail subsided, and sin onee . MOre . in full health and spirits, able to encounter every difficulty. I beg you•will make my case public, as inany young Women, from a sedentary lite; have similar complaints, winch they are r unwilliug to attribute to the real cause — want of exe rtion. Permit ine to return you . my tw.st grateful thanks for all favours, thfough the medium of Mrs. Smith, and believe me, • - ' i On the igth instant will be published, in Three Vcls. Svc,. • boards,. price 11. 4s. A / r EMOIRES D'UN VOYAGEUR QUI SE . ../Vl.' REPOSE, eontenant des AneedOtel 1-fistoriqUeS, Po litiques, et Literaires, relatives aux printipaux Personnages du Steele. ' ':' • - -• •, -• . N. B. An English TranSlation of the same Work will be publiShed on the 4th of lune Alicia ; to be had of B,.llulau ' and Co. Soho-square. „ • Of whom may be had also, by the same Author, . t. auvres coMplette.s, contenant Porigine des decouyertes al t ribuees aux Modernes, I' E x p licatioit de qUelques mt.idailles Gr,N;ques et Pheniciennes, avec une•pale,,grappie nuinisma tique, l'appel au bon secs, ez.c. 3.•voi. 4to. 31. 3s. boards.- • 2. Recherches;sur - Porigine des Voiltes, '2d edit. 4to. Is. Bd.. . sewed. —3. B ibl ibi heqne choisie; Bvo. zil edit.: is. 6.a. seWed.- 4.• 1 tineralt4 des routes les plus frquentes en Europe, I vol. Svo. ' All the above Works may be had separate from B.- t)ulau and to'; who - have just published their Catialegue-General et Rfraisonne des- livres ,I. rancdS, ltalien, EFpagiiblS, et Portu gals ; with the .Lists of their Nloniiity ' lin portations Up to , . this day, forming -the-most complete Collvzii.on of Foreign Books, in.Antimt land Modern Literature,' ever published in this•Countri„ - . . .: .. . Your much obliged, and very humble Servant, Exeter.'Atig. 4, 180 . 5: . CAROLIN ti• WALKER. WeltWS' 'Female - Pills, with Dieettions. price. zs. 9d. a 'Box, 'are sold wholesale by G. Kearsley, Hcet-street, Lon don ; Qicey'and Co. Bow Church-y.ard,Clkapside';.F.'New berry, • No. 45, St. 'Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co: No 453, Oxtord-street ; Butler. Cheapside; and Barclay and Sou, Fleet Market. trr As another Medicine is sold under the name of Welch's ...Female tills, wnich is spurious, Purchasers' are requested to remark, as the sorest testimony of authenticity, that each Bill of DireCtions is signed with the dame of C. Kearsley in hand-writing ; and on the outside, whereby Servants cannot be unpo s ed on, the Stamp is printed, by permission of His • Majesty's •Honourable CorninfssiOners of Stamps, thus t 'C.' Kearsley, N 0.46, Fleet-street. None other.; aseiienuirle. • - • - - - - -'-'- ---...- . 7 . . • , sild 1 - UAL L I P,' G. 0 FFICE, . MEMOIRS of the LIFE and THEATRICAL CAREER • . .:. ~- .M. 4 1, lA, IEO6. . of SAMUEL FOOT E. 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Lately published, price fns. printed.- unitorinly . with the ab •vc", An Essay on the • Art of Ingcnioublk:7l7otlncritini ; v ith an E gravmg,' designed by Gilray.: On Monday, the atith of May, will be published,-spleadrdly printed . , in two thick. Volumes Royal Quarto,. and a tea Copies on Imperial Paper, with Proof 1 mpresSions of the plates. ,• HE 'PROGRESS. of ARCHBISHOP BALD . \YIN through , WALLS, on the ;SI>RVICE of tiic HOLY C ROSS,. A D. -t tS3 , and the DE S•C RIPTI IN; WALES, writtenin Latin, by GIRALDUS• I) E . BA RRI , translated into. English, and' illustrated with Mapsi , Views, and Annotations. • • • • , • . 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