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NUMBER 4183.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 10, 1 soG, • wltt he performed THE TRAVELLERS ; • Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. 'With entirely New Music, Scenery. Machinery, prssses,Scc. The Overtige and Nlusic co:nposed by Mr. Corti. • ACt I —Charaders in China: - •r_tijitiunira (Prince of China)', Mr. EL LI STON; Koyan (his Companion), Mr BRAIIAM ; O'Ghllacher, Mr. 101-INSTON E; The Emperor of. China, Mr. POW ELL; Delvo (an old Gari.tener), Mr. MATREWs ; ',finder - a (Mother to Koyap and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ; Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. - • Actu. —Characters in Turkey. J,lustapha (the G rand 'Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY; Chief Aga ot the lanizaries, Mr. DIG N LIM ; -- Sapid, 'Mrs. BLAND; A Dance of Turkish Slaves. Aa 111. and I V.—Charaders in Italy, Duke "I PositePo, I:IOLLAND; Tire Marchioness of Merida, Signora STORAC E. • . A Dance of Lazzaroni. Ad V. —Charaders In England. - • 'Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. ihrw TON; Buratine (an old Sailor), McilAN N sTE R. The Prologue to be•SpLilteri by Mr. BARTLEY. WiTu- 7 THE i l-WMOIJRIST. Dabble, Mr . , BAN N !STE It • Sir Anthony Haltvvit, Mr. WEwITZPR ; Mrs. Mutadore, Mrs. SPARKS ; Diana, Miss BOYCE. To-morioW, 1-larniet; with The Prize. al ILAT,i: r 1(0's1 AL, COVENT-GAL:DEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING,., reb. 10, 1806, wit► he pert rrnett . . -PIZARRO. .. Rolla, Mr. Kt'. MBLE ; , Pizarro, Mr. COOKE. Cora, Mrs. GI 1111 S. Towhich Will be added, a Grand Ronla ilt ic Pantomime, calla • • HARLEQUIN's MAGNET; • - Or, THE SCAN rIN A VIAIsI SORCURER. Harlequin, Mr. BYRN E ; . , Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLO c;N A t Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss SEARLE. • , Pf,xes 6s: Pit is. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Calle?) , is. The Do4rs to be opened at hall . past Five, and. begin.at halt past .-ix. , _ .. . Tn.:norrow, Speed the PlOugh • withEarlegnin's Magnet. On Wednesdie, Macbeth. La dy Macbeth, lrs... Sikldons. With Har,leyniii's M gnet. On l'hurday, , Wild Oats; with We Fly by Night. On Friday; The Gamester. Mrs. Beverley, Airs. Skidons. With We I'ly by Night . On Saturday, The Man o ,the. World; Nviili We . Fly by Night. • . On Monday, Cymbeline ; with Rugantino. WIIITE HAR F INN, GRAVESEND. :SARAII PITT takes the 'liberty to inform her . Vrientis and the Public (in Consequence of the Decease of her late Husband) that she carrieson the Business of the above Tiotise,. it will be her pride, and she:feels it willtit'Ver:in 'West, to conduEt it in such a way as to give satMiitifbn toall who may honourber with their.Chstoin ; she therefore ventures to assure "them that Articles of the first Quality shall be found at the White Hart, 'and that the best AcConi:. =lodation and Attendance will be provided. • MUT AM A MSON's NEXT OF KIN. F the next of Kin of WILLIAM AMSON, who is supposed have been born, and to have served an Ap prer.ticeslitp to a Stocking Weaver, at Nottingham, and who therein the Year t 746 entered as a Trooper into the Royal Regiment ut Horse Guards, commanded by General Con. way, and who served in that Regiment until the Year i7SS, when he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Eosin , tal, and who lately died at Paulswalden, in thelCounty'of 'Hertford, will apply to Messrs. Varier, Steadman, And Wall, Solicitors, Bread street:bill, London, they will heat of something to their advantage: :• • , 1,; 17 , "het • "I r r ICKETS 'arid SHARES 'drawn • on 'Thursday 11 next,,the TbirdDay of DraWing, February 13th, vill ' be PRIZES ; ,beskdes, on the Fourth Day of Drawing, the , • First-drawn Ticket will be entbled to ao 0 221. and all drawn on the will be P RIZES. Likewise on the Fifth Day of Drawing, will be all PRIZES. • • All those drawn on the Fir4t.and , Second Days were drawn Prizes. - The Money is now paring for the sable, or ex changed cot tindrAwn. TR:Kt:TS and SHARES', , with ad- '1 vantage to the Purchasers, by HO RN Slry and Co. th 4 Old Established State Lottery (Weis, No: 6,"Cornfiill•, N0.(5 . 2, Charing,cri4s, and St. .I\largaret's porough,ii,where £839, 'Prize of i'o,oil.l.' l Was bold in' Shares the j l'irst • PaY. o kA ) ",lo'lg•? , 7 . moil rUI• --- 1 ,DU it SU AIN li , to 4 . Decree Af .the ,High. Court .of , 1 Chancery, niiaile iti a clause, lenkinscop against Dennett, ' the Creditor's and' 6etilee? ' , Of Eiliiibith Hosieri'fate OP Rieb- 7 anonet-buildings,.'iln:.l4,,Parish.ot i§t.. Ann,,..Sobo, y in, ~,tle 1, CoilutrOl-Middlestit, 'Spinster,"dede3ted; are• forthwith tb l' come in and prove their Depw,4l4.liiiin . :their I.,egnefel be fore lohn Cinpbell, Esq. one of the. Master or the said Court, it:his-01We, ,in"Sguthilinpton.buildi44l Citrt?ery- , laneo, London. pr r in defiinit t i erfof-thel will -be,excliaifd the - biietft orthi-s3id 0e6i.e6.. , " ''' " "' •'• - , ,-, i; i • ••• • 1 ----- ; --.7,...-7-.... ------- 77,r7,-7 -7-- -- K A ill: . BRY AN ititealkillY a&irtints herTriends ANA . andl he' Nig' ie;‘t hat enciin taged Al, the pX t f liPly c , Pa - - tronige she had the Honour to receive for her Astronomy, • ' libels induced to publish, by ,Subscription, }ter-"Cotirst 'iaf • frtmiliar.LeCtures.on t Natural,Plolosopliy„!which were ori tinalry- written . fort he i in provernene oilier P U pits . in 'natural knowledge, and, by unequivocal deduions,,.tu-,streagthin ' AO establish their moral and religious prindipies. Pleplir t ed I, i - by it Timis'. 2, ex perience in the facts she $125 At; ern Ated ito in -1' vestigate, Mrs. Bryan uow ventures to solicit public notice ! and confidence for these Letfures,-whichi•cOntain rinidh-uSii- fut.ana scientific knowledge. divested of such mathematical elheidations as 'require - previous mathernatitalihstruEtion, ': yet sittliCiently aided , bi the Athths of that -subl?nie,=Science, ; for popular reception, and.for clear, accurate, and extensive intoonation, . The Theory yvill.be itlostrated by, a,great va- ; `sietyof amusing and interesting experiments;46comp'anied : .33. z scientific and ornamental Litgraving • Useful 'l',.-apis:3, - a neat number and variety of geographical and astronomical 2 -roblents, and a comprehensive Vocabulary..of the.-Terini of sience. used in the Lectures will form an extensiv e A ppe n- , L t to this Work, which w ill - b e P rinted itt:qttarte;4roiria ~,filer{ Type, woveype, on a tine wove ,leilipin,pape.:4 hotapressed. TheNatnes of Subscribers `Willtt 'received by Mi"."Kears. i Icy, BOokse.ler,. V lect-Atreetl wd:Nlrs', Bryan., i..iLikhei-Ath, i tip the 15th of March, iSo6. • ' No Money to be paid tilt the 'Delivery of the Book, 'which will.bc ready by the 15;4 of April ensinng. •MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. 1 1.,= - I - 1)E it _S ON S' in ' possession . of IneCtries, .....,, arising i from 1 Freehold, Copyhold, or, Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in the F un ds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlementiv Widows' jointiires, An nuities, Pan:l4. Places, Church Livings , o r . any .otlier,cer lain income for Life, rnay be 'supplied with temporary or pei - pklnent S ntns . Of 14,onEy tp : Apy, Amount, by Ny.ing.,,An 'nutty Intel est fotilie same. 'The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may, be accommol.ited_on their personal security ; and.in any instarie.yi}ere the single i secitrisy of an indivi-'' -dintentak.betleemtd,444Sufficlefiti the addition Of another -Krsitar-4a. .PWant`ec lile.-,PMlneflt. of the., interest, will re move the. lemon .;' 'Mid, in all bases; privilege will 'be Igiv,e;T:t9 thc . A' üb/ic to .return -tle P,rincipal" ; #l.tthois' own option, - • personal $P will 'be received, every dal Four &Clock ; and. Letters from Correspondents , in Town or - Country ;post paid)' ill' be immediately asWered,'bj ad -., dressing to the.. Dire aor,of 411e6Knightsbrides Bank,. at his ' Tow - 1-lOitse, lid. V, - Li)wer Idith-strect,. d Olden-ulnae. . . .. a • ! . 11 • • , 4 t s*" - ••• • " , 4 • • • - ' " t • • • : -• M .D-A Y, FEBRUARY 10, 1800. to the GENTLEMEi+I,. CLERGY, and FREE.. • HOLDERS, of the COUNTY of BUCKS. GENTLEMEN. HIS MAJESTY baying been graciously pleased to cooler upon me the Office of joint Paymaster of his Forces, my Seat, as your Representative in Parliament, becomes vacant. The recolledion of the many marks of fa your I have received at your hands, and of the confidence you: have .so long. and so :kindly placed in my Family, en courages me to hope I shall not be supposed to intrude on that kindness, by again offering myself to your choice. • Zeal and Industry in your service were all I had to offer you in return. for, your goodness when you first eleded me ; in case 'you should think it proper to continue that confidence in me, L can venture to engage to you my warmest gratitude" and my unremitted endeavours to merit your favours. hake the.l-lOnour to remain, Gentlemen, Your very obliged and very fai th ful, Servant, gHAN DOS TEMPLE. Lower Giosvener-street, Feb. 5, 1806. ToOFFICERS, MERCHANTS, CA CTA INS ofSl-11 PS, • PRIVATE GENII Ehltiri •Scc , • GAMES, No. 53, St. Paul's Church-yard, bits a Stock to supply any Order 'tor home or toreign de mand, furnished from the only Public Malta - attory in Town, of P 0 RTABLE.'DESKS,' that cortainia display of every Article necessary to Writing . , Dressing, Diawing, bite. ready for use. They_are of seasoned Wood, tried arid approved for Voyag.:S, , and by ' -Foreigners. He has OCAS witli'and whh out Copying Machines. The.Michine, with an.casy turn of a Lever. produces in a moment a Copy. of four Pages of Ma nuscript. which being impressed from the Writiiig,is With its ProttitYpe. It is also . gted in furnitureot taste and utility, tbr Libraries, Studies,.rublic.Offices,. and Counting Houses. • - • . -•:;. COUNTY OF INVERNESS., FIR NtOODSi neat FORT WILLIAM. for SALE. TO be • SOLD a large , quantity. 9f. Fuji-grow n Natural FIR WOOD, ot the best utility, conAsting of many. Thousand Tons, situated in the F orest of G iusach, the property of Mr, Cameron, ot, Locltiel, anti on the south side of Locharkaig, from which it can easily be floated, at a moderate expellee, to the sea,, at Fort William . , near the en. trance orthe-Caledonian Canal. For further particulars application may be made to Alex. ander Fraser Esq. Lincoln's-Inn, London.; Duncan - Ca meron, Esq. \Vriter to the Signet, Edinburgh ; and Alex ander M 4 P-herson r ;Writer, -in Glasgow ; or io Mr: Joseph Hood, at Achnacarey, near Fort William ; and to either of them, or the Proprietor Written offers tray be Made. Mr, Hood Will give the tiecesSary inStrilaions for slietving the Forest, and furnish Guides to such as may be desirous to view and kapett the Woods. TO BE' SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT - ALL that Valuable MANOR, tr ROYALTY, ri and the ESTATE of G REAT'ItARWOOD, situate within tour Miles of the Town 'or Blackburn, in the COunty of Lancaster, and containing about Eleven-Hundred eusto. Mary Acres of Land, of -seven Yards 'to the Pole, orabout One Thousand even liiindrekand Ninety. Statute Acres. This Estate is nearly comprised in a Ring Fence, the Rivers Calder and Henburn running through and ' hounding a great part thereof; the'SVaters of these Rivers are capable of being converted intn any purposes of the most powerful Machine ry, and the fine and numerous Springs of fresh Water which rise in ever) ••part.of the property render .it an ohjed of the highest iinpurtance to . the - Nlanufatturer, or for the purposes of. Irrigation or Beauty. The Estate is welt Timbered, and rich and valuable Mines and Veins of Coal, Stone, antl'Gr,oiel, lie in every, part of it,. and - -are now in work. It abounds alsoin themost beau. tiful and romantic Situations for Building a Mansion or Cot tage Ornee ; has Alm- benefit .of excellent Roads; holds a Cotirt Leet and Court Baron; has a Royal' Grant of a Fair, which is - regularly held.; and the Game having been strictly prestnied, is well stocked therewith. '. - , .. For particulars of this valuable Estate,..applyat the Office of Mess. Wilpn.yrct RaWstorne, Preston, Lancashire, where a Map of the-Estate maybe seen. -- Preston, ,iiittlzs, : •l2.o6. t ... . . ::. ,o'r.; ,- -Lis • ..; . , j,_ - PROVINCE OVAOWEIC;CANADA. - • . VV.I7IEIIE4S the 'LUSE heretofore granted to —Da:Vitt -Ninnruanct tvlatthew Bell, Esqrs. or all thoSe his Majesty's Domain Lands 4 I ron.Worics,.aaid.,-Forges, situ ate near the, Town ot l ittlee Rivers, in the said Province of Lower Canada,'comrnonlY known and called by the name of FORGE of ST. MAI/R.IOE, will expire andend on Tues day the Ist April, 'gel, Public Notice is therefore hereby .given, that the: said Premises, with the unwanted Islands in the River Saint Maurice, lying near the . : Said Forges, and a -further extension Ofthe Waste Lands of the' erown upon the Said River Saint Maurice, upwards from the Lands possessed by the said Lessees, not exceeding ,three leagtAes in treat by ~ , two in depth, and all and every the Appurtenanc es thereunto belongin b , - .. wifl be ,pnt up - at PUBLIC RUC rioN, by 1 'Messrs. BURNS'arrd WOOLSEY, at. their.A.uCtion. Room in the Citrot Quebee,. in the said Province t ion- ,Afednesday the.utli.clu . ot little,: eon; and a Lease thereof, to take elfect from and ste er the Ist day -tif April, -1807, fbillie' Term of 'Twenty Y'eatS', :tad: ge4 n the Conditions , hereunder written, will be , t ile adjii4 rerson who shall bid the highest sv .Annual i.), : ent there. nr. . • : '''''' -- - - .: '''' HERMAN W. RYLAND. "•`. tylorderof His , Excelleney the .. .... • . iltieut e , Gpverper i in Council. Conditions of ine•Sale of the Leaie of the king's Forges at . Saint Maurice, referred to idthe above AdVertisement. ist.•That the Lessees shall be entitled to work tile present Iron Mines; and anV other, which they may find on the Pre mises (Mines of Colder Silver excepted), for their own ad vantage, to tut from the Premises any quantity of Wood Whit:lVA - nay he itocessaryfor carrying on such Works, and any ManufaMorjes,nl.-Articles• to be. _made from such Mines, to e;ect any, pullsti,kcgs on the Soil, and to cultivate it as they Icla.Y think!pici per . -43 ad.,. That the.l.easr shall be for Twenty Years. . . 3d. 'That the Lcssees shall annually pay the atinual, rent at which the Premises shall be struck °din fourequO Quar terlY.Paktrient.. ' ' „ , . . : 4th; . - 1; hat the Lessees shall continue to carry on the works yr the F6rgei during the Tennof their Lease unless prevent ed brfilltreof WoOd or Ore ; that the new Lessees shall be entitle d' tot' riilleges similar.to,thaset rasited to the present Lessees‘bv their ,Lease... . ' sth. That tli4 Shall be bound to keep up the Buildings now on the.Meinlies in fall ' necessary repairs, and deliver Ahem up at the.expirationokheir Lease in as good a condi _tionas they shall receive the s4rue, together with all build kpg's liieli they shall erect thereon,. and shall not be enti llecrier receive from His ;Majesty, his Heirs,- or 'Successors, .114 compensation or indemnification for such Repairs ' nor .for any Buildings or Alterations which they may think pro. , per to make on the Premises. 6111.: That-the Lessees shall pay to the present Lessees, for the movable Property connected with the Forges, . which shall be on hand at the conclusion of the present Lease (the ManufaEline of the Forges andAll - Krtieles belonging to His • Majesty being excepted); a Stun not exceeding 40001. on such terms as to value and. trine of.payment as they may ageee, or, otherwise, as may be settled by Arbitrators chosen by the . parties,,, 44(1_ that such Value shall.be estimated by the Arbh. -tratOrs - according' to the Utility of 'the several articles for car rying on •the!business and the inanufaCtures of the Forges in future. "•Phemew Lessees-sliall.be at liberty to enter upon the PrerniSei leased during five Months next before the expi ration of the-ye Sent Lease, td Wit :' from and - after the m a t Nov. /806, for the.purpose.Of cutting wood in such quanti ties as.they.o4 see fit. . That the new teisees Shall receive - from the present Lessees the Stock of ()re which they. the present Lessees, in pursu ance of their, engagement, shall_ provide in the year tg - 06, fn . the use of the Forges.tturingalie sear - tS4, and shall pay to the present Lessees the Sinn which the collection of 'he Ore so provided Shall have cost. - By Order of His Excellency HERMAN W. KY LAND. the - Lieut. Governor ih Council.' . . On the loth of instant will be published, • In Two - Volumes•Royat Qtrarto, - - Octant I y printed by Ballantyne, THE *ORKS of SALLUST. To-which die pretixed, two Essays on'the Life, LiteraiY CharaCler, and Writings- of the Historian; with Notes, Historical, Bio giaphical, and Critical. By HENRY STEUART, LL.D. F.R.S. and S.A.E. Printed tor C: and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street, Lan don, and sold hi Edinburgh by John Anderson, &c. &c. 'F-he--Work,-besides a Translation of the Historian; is chiefly designed.to illustrate the Civil, and in particular the Literary History of the' Ale of Augustus. and of that which immediately pieceded it. It will be 'embellished by a Head of Salluit; taken from- an - Anfique Bust in the Fameze Pa larrarßorne, thew:ly - orre existing; and bther Plates.-- This Day was published, price 2S. Gd. rr HE TRAVELLERS ';' . ais 'Operatic Drama i . accompanied by the Songs, and by Notes, illustraiive of the,Music - and Scenery•; as the whole is performing at this time to overflowing Houses at 'the Theatre Koyal,. Drury-Lane. By A. CHERRY, Esq. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bride-street, Black friars and sold. by H. 1). Symonds, Paternoster-row ; Bar ker and Son,' - itusSelllstreet ; anti by all Booksellers. Of whom may be :hid, by the sr.re Author, the rjt4 . -Adi. tion of The Soldier's Daughter, price 2s. 6d. LAND-SURVEYING. This Day wtts published, illustrated with a greater variety .of Copper,plates than any other work of the - kind, and also with upwards of roo Wood Cuts, price 7F.,bound, r rHE- ELEMENTS of - LANLSURVEYING,. in all its Branches, 'praCtiCally adapted to the Use of Schools and Students ; and including Praclical Geometry, Trigonoraetry, Land-Measuring by the Chain Plane Table, Theodolite, and other Instruments ; the entire Prattice of IlyG round ; the Division or Land, Plotting, and, Ma pping ; illustrated by highly,tinishecl Engravings, plain and colour ed ; complete Tables of Sines and Tangents,• Logarithms, 4q. Escf•Stc... . By ABRAHAM CROCKER, .....- l.and•Surveyor, of -Frame, in Sinuersetshire. The objett ot the Author of this Work aas heen to produce a practical System of Land-Surveying, corresponding in - scientific; arrangement and perspicuity with Mr. Bonnyeastle's Wet-known System of Mens :ration. Every Rule and Case is illtistrated.twith numerotik Examples and . Exercises for the use of Teachers and Students; and an unusual expense has beehinc-utted to produce such Engravings, plain and-colour , act, as ,sltuuld coippletely instruct the voting Surveyor in the important art of 'correct and elegant Orawing. - Printed fur Richard Phillip,_ No. 6, Britke.street, Black friars;and to be had of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ---- LETTERS from a GENERAL OFFICER to his SONt on ENTERING the ARMY. .', • This Day was published, A New and u nproven Edition, In Two Vols. Foolscap Bvo. l' rice Half-a. Guinea iri hoards, ' • THE MILITARY MENTOR ; be,ing a SERIES . of LE FTE Rs recently written by a GENERAL OFFICER to his SON, • on his Entering the Army ; coin-. prising a Course of elegant InstruCtion, calculated to unite in the same Person the Charaders and Accomplishments of the Gentleman and the Soldier, illustrated by numerous Exain ples and AnecdOtes from Ancient and Modern HiStory. • POBLISHED BY'PERMISSION. The Subjects of these invaluable and elegant Letters are : Health and Bodily Strength, . Anger', . Bravery and Courage, . i : Falsehood, 'Greatness of Soul, ---- • - Prideund Vanity, Love of our Country t.L. • ,l , . - De T t r i ue ll a ii t kill 4: (.;I( , :try t „,, ~ .. Firmness of Mind, ' Intrepidity, .•i) , rr.he Palsioni,.' . - :...: ~. Discipline, . Gaming, . Humanity, -.-, .., :E .:•: .11rilikilig,- :•• --• ...i.... t, •' _ Love M odes y , Prudence, -• : ' r'1 5.1 .' 1 .' 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And l i mproved ,Editions of the ,following interesting, useful, and approved School Books, written purposely for . the:use:Of 'Young Persons, on •theobvioni"and unportant principle that Example is more powerful and more se. du& vethan Precept. - • 4 ' • '-= - 4.' 'PH BRIIkSH, NEPOS, consistipg,pf Selel Lives of those illuStrious Britons who have been the roost distinguished for- theit virtues; taleritt; orretnark able advancement in life, interspersed with Pradical Re. tileetions. By WILLIAM NIA VO R, LL. D. Sm. price•ss. bound ; and containing Accounts of the under-mentioned A 3 tj 04, unshed Personage s 1 Alf re d Bicon NeWton . Bacon Andtews - Sir R.'Walpole Wickliff Coke Stair I Chaucer Stratford Sloane • Wolsey Ilarripden ,Nolte More Harvey' Anson . , T. Cromwell . Blake . ' Barnard Latimer Clarendon Lyttleton ' . Cabot ~. - Milton. • Chatham Jewell Marvel Garrick Gresham ‘'. • • Sydney Cook • Walsingliam Tillotson Blackstone Crichton Locke Johuso:n Drake }tots Lowrh Burleigh Burnet Howard . •,S hak4peare Penn. Alanstield Raleigh Addison Sir I. Reynolds , • - • Marlborough z. A SELECTION Of the LIVES of PLUTARCH, abridged for the use of Schools, by WM, MAVO R, LL. D. am, price Ss. bound, and containing AccOutits of the un _dermentioned Personages, the most illustrious and estimable Charaders of Antignity - : • ' * ' : Romulus Pericles Eumenes Lycurgus Alcibiades - Pompey • Solon - Timoleon Alexander : ' Numa , Aristides Julius Caesar . Themistocles Cato the Censor Demosthenes _.. . Camillus „ Pyrrhus Cicero 3. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY ;, or; The Lives and Charaders of the Principal Personages recorded in the Sacred Writings, pradically adapted to the Instruelion and lm. proVement of Youth. By the Rev. JOHN •W ATKIN S, :LL. D. price Ss. bound., . . . This important Work, ' which teaches and applies the . Principles of Religion under the agreeable formtif Biographi ' cal Narrativas,centains accounts of the following scripture Characlers Adam - ' Joseph • Solomon Cain lob Elijah Abel Moses - Elisha- • Enoch - • Balsam Daniel Noah' ' Joshua. Esther - • - Abraliarn • Ruth ' :Mordecai Isaac Samuel St. john Jacob David Jesus Christ ' Printed for Richard Phillips, Nib. 6, Bridge-street, Black. frllts : and to be had of all Booksellers and IJealers in livok.s, with thtliall atlowauce to Schobls. ~ ! VT( ' $1,..41i I ;/ /:.... e > .. l 4 f 4 ' '. ,-,:..../. ..‘• 1 .4! , i 0.1-4,it4W.„; fit 41 i ' s :41 ..ir-'--.-er )..if I ~..f.,,,,. : t ;,.. l 4.5,..- s'. 7l, ‘;''' , 4,-,,,:, ~t;.- % . ' i. : , .~. • ~-.` PRICE §ixtiikfi; ADAIIRALTY-OFFICS, ymmary ii; igo6. 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'This Day Was publiihed, Neatly done up in coloured Paper, in a small Po-rket situ `Price is. • TODD's BOOK of. the GREAT ROAD bt. tween - LONDON and HOLYHEAD, througn LI PcH.- r 1 41, and C._PLES'TER ; compiled from Actual Snivels; and trout other the latest and beSt Authorities ; and contain ing all, the various Information given in the-different Road Books. Alp the Road to Holyhead, through Oxford, Birmingham, and Shrewsbury, price Is. And the Road from Holyhead. to London, with the dis tances reversed, price ts. The following area t Roads haire also been prepared on the same principle, and may be had separat.2ly, viz. 4. Between 'parkgate, Chester, Shrewsbury, Bath, and Bristol, price is. S. Between London and Edinburgh, through Stamford, York, Durham, Newcastle, &c. price is. 6. liet%xeen London and Carlisle, tnrough Leicester, Man chester, and Lancaster, price Is: 7. Between London, Carlisle and York, through niggles. wade and Newark, price is. S. 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NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's .1' • Church-yatd, 'London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public. that in consequence of the New. Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future 25. 91. per Packet, or 11. Is. 6d.-per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Atmy and Navy) may be had for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the wards," F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved, anti as it is presumed that this w ill be a sufficient security against. Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. • • ' The following are the Prices 'of 'their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but those who purchate six or more, at a time, will be.al lowed the Stamps gratit'. .• • d. s. d. 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