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4 I - , _ - • tg-kvial.S.l9Yet ', 1 ' , t , ., ' ! .il(r.vir" • • . ,‘ 1 , .'.il , • .; , .t,1;k,111::.1.i , .4::', :. ,:-. .. _ ..,„ .. , 1 ~ r' -.. . ~.- ... .. -..1 t ..• e 4. ~/ ..:- -• , ...i.,;.;,/,,:ait...;‘-g ',!--, ."-- - , .Fl : M,„ r a #4 l l 7. ' ' it '''' I -.iP` 1 . •7f,'-' 44.1. I , P4P, -:. - .,1 Ii.;•,;:io 'frig- , *-' - ~ • c_ •\.. _,,,_ A , . . • 4 1 ri 4 . -:- ~' - 44, 145 o • , . . , tt ::,110 , AS et! ,-..- ~... r 4. .., , .. \„.\..* \,_ . -.. : r,, ,- -3:-.,, , p„,v4........ ~, ,,_--.v , 'SC „ - 5 ,, , • C • ~.r , , . ' • ---; s .'0 - !, i 7 ; '2l/7",*l'7;k:**'..4''' .`-'' ....•._...,, . 1 / 4 - -, _-_,.., I 1 , ' . .4l‘ , 'S tit i -_(-E9T , PRICE SI X PENCZ NUMBER 415 7:1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE‘ T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. to, 1.806, • wi ll be performed THE SOLDIER'& DAUGHTER. Gbvernor Hdartall. 'Mr. DO w:roN ; frank. Heartall, Mr. ELL.IsTON ; Mr. Maltort, Mr. VOW ELL ; - hlalfort, jun. Mr. H. SIL)DO NS. The Widow c'hee?ly', Mrs. 10 R DAN ; Mrs, Malfort, Akrs. it, SIDDONS. .• • - WITH THE SLEEPING' BEAUTY. . • With entirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &C. The Overture and New Music composed by Mr. Addison. Alilibert (a Knight Errant), Mr. , DE CAMP ;_ Lau - ncelot Lsquire to Aldiberi), Mr. MA THEWS ; Etlielred-(the Usurper),' Mr. G. D'BG VILLE. 'Ethelinde (the Sleeping Beauty), By a YOUNG- LADY ; Ellen (a very old lager), Miss DE CAMP ; Erni f ria (a Village Girl), • Mrs, BLAND ; And Atelzarina (tne Good miry), Mrs. SHARP. toxes 6s. Second'Price - v.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. .Callery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second trice 6d.—No Moiwy to be returned. Tne Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play. begin at. liall-past Six. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the uttx.-oiiiccinLittleltussell-street, . . . , • • THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 10, -1806, be7pertormed, TANCRED AND SIGISMUNDA. •• Tattered, .Master BETTY ; . Siffredi, Mr. MURRAY ' • • ' Osmond, Mr. CHAPMAN. -Sigisnlunda, Miss SMITH.. • • to which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called • HARLEQUIN's •MAGNET ;-• • - • Or, 'filL SCAN ANAVIA,N SORCERER. • Harlequin, Mr. BY RN E ; - - Pantaloon. Mr. L. BO LOG NA ; Fylla, a Scandinavian - Princess (afterwards Columbine), bliss SEARLE: With entirely new Scenes, Music, Machinery, and DresseS. The Overture and Music. com av poseed by Messrs. Ware and Dy. ~ • ' Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. - 'Gallery ts: The Doors to be opened al half past- Five, and begin at halt Vast Six. - Places for the Boxes to 'be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Lox Office in Hart-street. • • The New Pantomime ,of .Harlequin's Nlac.net ; or The Scandinavian. Sorceier; continuing to try received by- over- , -flowing audiences, with unbounded gpplause and admiration, - will be repeated every Evening, till further notice. T o -rnorrow will be produced , . tot the first time, a.new Co medy, called The Roil:antic Lover ; or, I.Ost and Found. --= s -...-- '' GRAND LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1 sob. SCHEMF • .' • 3 . - " of 4,:•.0,,..... _ ' ' - 3 . - - .• lo,coo. -,_, , - - - 50,0,0 3 - - - 1 5,a 0 a •' .-3-. • . . sock, .• -- - - - ftwoct IS - - - - . J.•(:).) • SP".) . 6cice rzo - - - - V> - - • - .• _ 40=,0 2z - s - - - - , t t.,000 IS,oco Tickets ~ are - - ,C 69,000. 25,,006 • ' Par of the above • First-dra•:+t: Ticket, ist Day - £ to,oop Ditfcr - • - 4tb Day . zo,bco Ditto - - - 6th Day - - Ditto . - - Sth Day - _ • Difto - 104{14.)4y - . 20..0 TICKETS and SIL.IRES. ars selling at every I..icenced tottery-011ica. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - 19 t)" o flalf - ,C, LO 20 l Eighth - ‘2. I% 9 Quarter - 2 al Sixteenth ' - , .1, G. o • 3",..* An early•Purchase.is.advised,' as the.first s.3oo:rickets will be entitled to z2l. each, besides their chance of t tie La. 101tiS. --------- _ STATE LOTTER-Y, ~• - • To begin Drawing February 3. SWIFT and Co. No. ti, Poultry, Londori, and. at their :)llices in most of the principal Towns, are sell.: iriK the. • 1 I CI( El's and - SHARES ot , the ,present LOT ERY,. in which the sOOO First-drawn Tickets are entitled zzl. each, besides their chance ot, Capital Prizes.' • The out) Qrize of.to,gool. shared in ;lic• last Lottery, No. '113,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also N 3973 - a pliZe row" • 7176 - - - - soo And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No. 6791 - ,Czo,ooo No. 2,0,952 - - • - - lo,ono 19.556 - soco Besides otherScit 2eool. t000l,;sool. &e. b STA LOT TE TERY, for ISO ), . Containing is;: , ,' or) Tickets, .-. • . : . • .-- Begins. Drawing on• Nlonday the. 3,1_;,f February,, ISO 6. The SC 1-1 EM E consists of • 3 Prices of - ' ‘20,000- ..- 3 Prizes of - kzooo . - 3 1 3 , 00 0 S - - - taco 3 .: -•- - . Soon` '2O ..- - ,- •, sco &C. : . And the: First-drawn coo.). Tickets will he entitled to 221 . each, exclusive of their Chance of CapitaL_Prizs. 'TICKETS and SHARES axe on Sale j33r, HA:- ZA RD, Rtllt - NE - , -- and Co.' Stock-brokers, at their - StaLf Lottery Office,: No. 93, tincl,cr the Royal Exchange, -• London.; where, within the last- ten.Vtars ,0r.15 . , Capital • - Prizes to the amount ot 500,c,•, ,and upwards, have, been -sold and shared • exclusive of those ot ss-ti. and Under. - ,• • ***‘Couriti'y-tOrders.accompapied with short -dated Pills on London, P o st-Office Orders, or Cash, to Parcerhy Coach or• Carrier, riundlially 'attended to ;- and Correspondevas nay depend on beingtreatedexaCily on the same terms Vs if per konal ly present. ' . • FULL:MONEY. FOR PRIZES. • The present ,Lotteiy.Scheme contains 3 , Prizes of . Zir , ,0 , 0 3 -Prizes of - Zzooo 1 3 - - - - - 16,00,, 8' - -..- - r0,..N0 3 - - - - - 500 zo - - - - - 500 Besides Prizes of tool. sol. L,:c and (what no other Lottery ever - possessed) the' first 5,-.60 Tickets drANvrt out of the ~,.' Wheel Will each be entitled to 221. besides the usual Chance • for the above CAP LTA 1., PR lA, ES. • . . rrICKETS ncISHARES are sellin , , bin v-reatVa -0 •..V. riety, at the old es t a hlished.Offices, 4, Co RNIALL L,. and 9, CiIARING-CROSS ; where- the last - 30',0001. a nd the two last prizes of zo,ocol.• ever,drawn, ; were all snared and sold by , . . . , T.BISI-I. *.„-* The Lottery`begins the 31 of hext Mohth. • - HILBLAINS atee preventtd from breaking, and their tormenting Itching instantly reptoved,byy trr E, AD's ESSENCE t. , f MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary E tlicacY in Rheurnatisrus, Palsies; Gouty Allediori, and Complaints at theStom.ich • but , wheittlii:. certain Remedy , has been unknown. or neg i leded, ar,d the Chilblains have adu al ly brpke; U. t A D's AMI I-Nr e V. RACE will ease the pain, and VCI'V speedily heal them. tell:n - 612nd Sold by . :R. 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Riving too, St. Paul's Church. yard. • This tray indeed be considered as an original History of 'London. - No skibjedi A% aA,eoratetted with the undertaking seems to have escaped the Author's notice.-`The Work is full , of BiogNpliical Notices, curious Anecdotcg local Pecu liaritits, Charters, Presentments, See &c. ; What is not less deserving praise, the Extracts truism Registers are so vii- - I;rious, that certificates may he obtaiti.:l, if necessary; of up wards of loco eminent names, ext:lusive of 1 oseriiitions on Mcmument;i: l'he labour hi such . an undertaking is so test,.aic,t its utility at the seine tune, so that it !sa-ents sou of public duty to pr.)mote it 'riy po.*.ible I Critic-tor Oct. itos. 1 41 11 DA Y, ✓ ANIT A.'itlf t to, 1806. -~ __ _-__ - :--:_:-.a-..~:.,..-~.~:~.-.~. _ . CRITICAL REVIEW. TT is already c liCtio - vilf - ,. thAt Tebniary,- Bc4,,thp c TT, A It Evt, Evi changed its- Proprietor It then became the sole property,orin individual too independ ent to be moved, bydi3hon2qrable influence. 1--le has already labonied sucee . ss . .to ternoyethe politi cal aactirettiotis stigink-i•vhic.ll,.....svbe_tbsr deservedly or not, Itaki long adhered to this Publication; ararte-17p-red-ges-httl self to continue' his Most •erentions..SuPport to the civil, and religious instituaons.of his Country ; in doing which, and in rescuing his Review . from all exteriml infttience,.he belleies. himself tonischarge a duty at seine, importance to Society, .and of the greatest impottarice to Literature. . • In the cornmencement Ql.Jki.s",pndertaking he refrained -from making Promises to. the Public which- would now be - jiistified-by .the.stiength of talefit f. -$v filch' daily 'presents itielf in aid of his exertions from-men distinguished by their rank in Society as well as ia Literature. 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But thovgli he will a.-;,,,dilously careful not to 'repress the exertions et genius, Or to cramp the. wing of fancy, their eccentri( ;ties must yet be marked, :nal all false pretensions to Merit and f.nrie shall be •cosnbated with the weapons of cagurnent and ri<fjciife ; iuststigtnas of degradation shall se parate sctolists from philosophers, pedantS from scholars, • poetasters from poets, fanatics from divines, and visionaries from patriots. . N.B. A-few complete Sets of the Critical Review, since it lias:heen in.the hands of...ttievresent Proprietor, may still be 1,,,d at (or. Alawm. n s, 22, Poultry, to which place all com tnunications must be,addresscd. , - Louden, ;an. 1, 1806. . ''' VICTWILLINGOPFICE,.._. . • . . . ... .:.jan. 6, 1865. .. . • ' - . • , ?THE- C 04 7 11M15 6 3/ ONE R S'fiii VICTUAL:U.4 I ;V ' ~. 1 - I-11S AIA:.y El .s:TA 's NAPII' (19 bere&iiPe N . otie,e t ,Thar Olt , `in the 14th instant they -ttifil be realy to . •eie'ek. e :Tenders, `in t.writing'(sealed.' iip), , 4 111. i I c at Er Ode Tfunif,'•ed;,.".l . .oncl,of ) RON =1? LATE.. 11 () c) P S., 7n, be:„!.iel;;Lier. , d .In Thiie 1.-gt R.l; bYt il , ?ekly propoilms in, Into - His ~11, , falevy , 's I:7clual7iki . .Stais.;at . , Depftord ; , and to be . paid for 4), iiilsi; .rayable.,..evith,inte , est; , , nikety days eljtcr aatet , .... .- The Claditiotk,, of= ihe Contras, and .SaMplei d the Hoops, , fray be seen at t .4. .)ecretaty's Ogre. . • No regard.v4ill lie had to any Tender in which '-the Price shall not be inserted,in,„-Evords iftlengl6, o ` • • that serail ni,t,he delivered to the 'Board. bel,:ii.:e :Ong . o'Clock" on the said Tuesday the Lvh im:tant, nor unlecc_.the„,l:;ersol who makes the 7'. , ,,•.1er,, or some Ifervm on. his behalf; iittenrit, • te aniwir,ivben called for. This 'D4 were publisbtd, By Wilkie' 'and "Robinson, and G. Robinson, - London, aml. Bell and - Brldfute, Echnburgh, price, 7's. in boaids, v iL E ENT" of GEOMETRY • ci.Nitainii thT first S.ix Kooks of Etklid, with .a ,Sypoleinent ou. dr; Quadrature of the Circle, and the Geometry of - Solids : to which are added, Llenient of l'l.rne and sphelicaf .c.rigono rnetry. Se,:plisiEdition, enlarged. , By I lt., - Profcssol oi . .Vi..lll,colutiZs:in the, Uinve-t.ity PROtiA-NCE OF p).WER CANADA. • IIT • 111 REAS tiie LCASE hetet-6;C g ,- Atlted to • David. Monro andNiatth&v :tli thpse • hi Alajesty's D.ontain I.anisb I roil Wwks, and For, , , :s, situ,. ate near tkieThwii or Thee Rivers,. in tke • slid P ruv ince of Lower C•anala.,..couirounly known and called , by t!,.: name of HO R(lfi.oC expire an:f.end dag_the ist Aoril, ;80.7, Tublie Notice is therefore ,ie.:rchy given, thu the said Pre.Oise ,,, , - with tile fitikr4tited I,l,:intis is tlfe River Saint Maurice, the said- Forges, and a further extension of the. IV a,t erL Ands of the Crown upon iMe. saidAier Saint Matnice, upw' - ds frotrt the Lands posSessed by the said Lessees, not e•Xceedirig three leNgues in front by two in depth, and all and every _t he A ppurtetuttitet thereunto belonging, will be put up at letlßl.. IC AU CT ON, by Messrs. BU RN S. and ) LSE V,' at their Atiction-Roont in the City of Q.iebec, i.i the said Province, ;,..iincsilay the r nth day of -tine, r:3O6- ' and a Lease thereof; to takceiFeci from and:atter the tst day,c,,f Al>rii, tSdr, • tor the Term of Twenty Years, and upon the Conditions hereunder tAI, be. adjudged .to the Person who shall bid the highest Annual Rent therefor. •• • This Day was published, 'Price Two British Shillings, • A SERMON ,preached on the Pay of the Gene- Ci rat Dec . . 5, 1305, in the Parish Church of-Kells;. -...- By the Most Rev. T. L.. O. BERME, D. D. • • Lord 11Huip•of Meath. Puhlisted„at, d,:sire of the. Sovereign and Corporation of ?tells, and the 'Officers of the Yeomanry Carps who wer6 piesept.: • . Printed for I. I latchard,'Hookseller to Vier Majesty, t9o, Piccadilly ; and Rivitigtons, St. Paul's C Iturch-)ard. Of whom may be had, Serrhorts' on the 'sante Occasion,, by the Revirend Dr. Rani - Mph, Rev. Mctssrs. Eyton, Moore, Evans, and other Divines. - HERMAN W. RYLAND. - By Order of His Excellency the Lieut. Governor in Council. Conditions'of t:,e Sale of the Lease off' the King's Forges at Saint Maurice, .referred to iii the a b,,ye. Advertiseirent. • ist. That the Lessees shall. be:en/id:0( to work the present Iron Mines, and any other which :pity may hod on the Pre- This Day were published, I 'Mises (NI hies' ot Gold or_ Silver execifted), - for . their own ad. Vantage, to- cut from the Premises any quantity of Woud In ThreeNols. Odavo, ernl - relished with 7o beautiful En vLii.ctlitrantaofy i b e e sto ie f Fe A ss r a t r ic y le fo s r i c o ar b o e 'in i g n; r i i , i i i e s i.f ic o n m W s ' t o ic r i k , s , , ci a i li l t e l s -, :i i t y a gravings, by Scott, frotn Drawings : by - the most celebrated Artists, uriee . 41,. 4s in boards, and in Two Volumes 1' ,,- 4 , Quarto, with Proof impressiOns of the Plates, price lit. .ereetany . litrilitiligs on the Sull, - atrd to cultivate it as th e y 12,5.• in boards . , 'May think proper, ..... . . , eet. That the Lease shall 1)6 for Twenty Y,Ol'S . D UIiAL, .sPonTs.-- By W. B. .I)'‘ NI EL; -i.. That-the Lessees .ititill. annua llytray the annual rent The folloWing are antong-the interesting Contents . of at . 1 .., hich the -Vreinises_shal I . be stvli,..k. ulii:: four equal 12 u.: r, .. this Work.: --Dog. ...Fox, Stag, Flare 1-initial; ;• Coursing. terly Payments. . .• , . • , Hare, Rabbit, Marten, Badger, Otter. Observations on -the -_ ... 4th. That the Lessees shall continue to carts , on tile works , Orign, Principles, mit Policy of the Gatti::: Laws, Abbrevi , n. of the Forges ..litrii,i; the Tenn et their Lease unless prevent et(tions of the References to Law Cases ; Fishin g , and' APIW, _ by failufe of ‘Voocl. or Ore ; `that the new Le...se,:s shall deteS respediti4 the Natural 1-listory of Fish r Account of he entitled trirrivileges similar to thtise gratited Iv the present Rivers in 'Enelanne - Scotland.; and I re,and ; Angling, Fish L essees by their. Lease. Pelvis, and Nets - tin - tal:ing 'Fish, Laws 'relating to Fish,. - . .sth. 'I nat-titev shall be bounl to keels up the hoili ., :ogs I.lirrls, mid Sketches trout their Natural litswry, [cods of now on the Prenus,!s in_ all necessary repalos , and d eliver Game described, Statutes r,:spetting Winged Game, Game- ¢them up-at-the expiration of their Lease to as good a condi- It eopers, and La Ws - concerniiig ;, Land Birtis of . S port de- tion as they shall receive the same e toget her with all, Build sciihed, Water ,Vow!, Directions for Shooting••Wlld Fowl, logs whielte•they. shall tared thereon, ..and shall not he Ceti- I.aws relating to AVild Veeil, Dogs-used hi Shooting describ- t tied to receive from His Nlajes his Heirs, or Successors., ed,, Laws tespiteling. hogs, 14 i g ' eon e f i p a t i eg , R oo k shooting, any cot npeu n satio or iudeinnitiCation for such .Repairs, hot Rules for tile Choice slid ,‘latiagernent ofAinotimitibo, C;un, for arty ii. , ,iiiiii , g , , or...Airocatiu„ ~,,ilich.titz) to tki - ti ,.., pco. Szc,:ike. - . : - - • - . - per to make on- the ii ren . lises. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,' Patemos- , .. ter-row. • .. .. . . fiat t t l i t r . T ra h:, a t t-l i l st e . . l L , . . r e o 4 p s . e eft s y ;l c l o 3 it i ne p e a t y ed s o vit t li iite tli l e 're lZg t es t ; c ‘ s y s l e tie s li . Of -whom may be had, with elegant Engravings by the . Shall he on hand-at the coalusion of the present Lease (the same Aitist, in Two Vols. super -Royal Quarto, price ,1. kianufsdure-of • the.Forges'and all Articles beloogitig to HIS 7S. iIV hoar,tb . , ' Th e Sportsman's Cabinet ; or, Correll De- ... : iv, tijesty being -excepted), a Sum not ex:gem - ling .4000 l „on .stich lineations of :lie various Dogs used in the Sports , of lbe... terms 33 to value .3114.1 time of paym4nt as - the yelatay ag4te, or, Field • 'inducting the- Canine:. Race in general. Consisting otoerwise, as may _be settled by Arbitrators, chosen, the of a Series of rich aad masterly Engravings of every di4tinet. ,I parties, and that-such value shall be estito.:ttekt hy . the Jbi. Breed, froth Original-Paintings, taken front Lite purposely. l tratolrs according to the utility of the sevei.tl•articles In Car for the Work, by v. Reinagle, A. R. it. . . . ' : ' tying on-the te.tsiness and the manufactures of the. Fo . rges its AN EW CYC I.OPiE DI A: . . , • future. The new Lessee; shall be at liber.ty.sto enter-upon TO BE CO NI pl.E'l'li 0 IN TWELVE .4.0 N Ft -IS; ,the. Pzemises-leased during five . Montlis next bruin. the. e x pi_ On Saturday,. Februarythe .ist e will be publishe.H, in 0; uatto, 'ration of• the present I..tse, to w•.t : from •tid .liter the the Ist PriaoS. Part - 1 ;of ' ' • Nov. iSo6, for the purpose of cutting wood in such quanti- A - NEW - AND COMPENDIOUS DICTION,-: .tie . s r aii-the i, y shall.see tit. . hart ue new Lessees Shall receive from the present Lessees .L - 1.; A RY. OF AR I'S AN I) St I E.N C ES, to be completed u the Stockot Ore whielt_they, the present Lessees, in purse ~ the year; by the publicaoon of .o,;e Tart ott - the first "ance of their engagement, shall 'provide in the ye:11 - .1S.s6; fur day of every subsequept Month, the . wide. making twelve • the use of the Forges during the year ifle7,...trot Shall pay to Parts, or two lar:ge and elegath Qirarto Voiolnes. with one . t:.1.13 resznt 'Lessees the Sinn which therwileetioa of the Ore hUndred Copperpiates,.hy Mr. Hic-wi it and.Nlr: PORTER- • . , lli , G. G REGO li,Y, D. D. • so provided-shall - have , cost,. ' . Ills Excellenek . HE RNIAN W - . RN I' \D. Do:1 ,- r in Philosophy sod the Arts, and - Honorary- Metnber ' B Y .o ' W:r of the Lieut. GUveroor'M Council. - of the Imperial Uutive.rSity of \Vilna; Meniter 0ttp,7. 2 Manchester and Newcastle Literary and Philoso- • pineal Societies ; Honorary Member of the ! ~ BOard of Agriculture ; 'Atithor cf -Essays • - I li4torical and -Moral ; the Economy, . of Nature, &c. ' A DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENc.F.S in a com pendious ford, sullicientlyeopiotrs without being prolix , ac curate but 'nut di flitse, divested of at; supei [loons matter. -. and exhibiting a ,clear but-Goneise view ot ,the present State .tit the various branches of human knowledi. , ,e, has long been a most desirable ;•;bjee.t tot he English Reader, . . A Dictionary is, properly a Work ; of reierence, and not of detail ; and those who wilt to become adepts in any one Art or Science, .will scarcely study irtioni an Eneyclopeedia.ex clusively. - i - • ' That .a complete view of the Arts and Sciences may however be ex,iiboed en a smaller sterle than is ttsital- . ly atteimited will-be-obvious, if we-consider that the Cyclo ptvdia of Chattiness was originally comprised in two volumas. .folio, large - And open printing ; that the first Edition of the . . lines clopa-,dia BritatititC.l .extended.onl y to three thin volumes, quarto; and that many excellent Works of .a similar kind; ails! not of a greater extent, have , been priblishiht iii foreign ..Countries. The retrenchment also of inatiy superritious and ''tieless articles, which have' latterly fouod, their way into Books of this Ce...riptio.t, will eviatlitly cause a considerable reduction in point of size,' without' in.reality imp:sirlog.the. intrinsic value and general utility of tilt Work. . 1- . ' Sitoold, thintforee the execution not disappoint the hopes and expeelations of those-who have projr...Cled the New Dic tionary of Arts and -Sciences, tlle:l6ll6witig are the immediate . advantages which they trust they may withreasohand mo desty promise to its Purchasers. First, It will exhibit a-Conmendinm of all lipmaniKnow. ledge, the more luminous because cleared of ell exthmeous matter ; rather practical than speculative ; and in which par ticular attention will be paid to the most useful .13ranches. Second, It will he of a-convenient and comparatively por table size, calculated-to iii. on .the Table of every studious Person as a Book of constant refere n c e.. - - ... Third,. It will lac printed so as to'corresAnd . with the ' quarto Edition of Dr. lolinson's Diaionaly ; , -and the pos.- setters of both Works will thus have, in four quarto volumes, and at a moderate Ex,..nice, all the:literary aid which' the English Student or Reader can-possibly require., . . 'Tae Work will be neatly printed on a new and elegant Bre vier Ty pe,'east expressly for this purpose, - :.ent superfine;yel , low wove Paper. The . Miscellancous Copperplates will all be engraved chiefly from original Drawings by Mr. HEATH, and the Mechanical Subjects. by 11Ir.. l? Oa T ER. Tltey will equal any Plates ever given to.- th& P tibficin a "Work of this nature ; and - those referred to in-each P.. will be regularly done up with the corresponding Letter-1405.. ' 7 Pr,inted for Richard Pitilliits, No. 6; Pride-street, Blae'e friars ; and sold' by all Booksellers and dealers in Books, to "-whom orders are requested to,hLt giYtilaSfOrly as passible.. TO .LA DI ES.. • AGAZET's 0111ENTAL.DEPILATORY, for ietnovino; S U 'I , L. U S HAIRS t• At: NECK, AR and ter This ..,epatation has bzen ytlt iciently c;:ieb".:4i4thrOughout the , Eastern Nationsofrom wileo‘eit wafirt.**;;o:;7;tlt to this Comnry 1 . 3 y La;iy M. W. Al awl nas , tc,ra i berka. of,years, sustain :d a charati.::i iu 15.,,,-,iandlnt';Vb - nAho.Cont:- nenLiat to any thiagut t kind evir"(: , arc-d.to the being the only 1 1 e:Ililatory 'known ..winqi i ii s eites it fallible 4nd spernianent .Efticacy, the d;:ficit.ius I,rsA l tince of a Pe.rttune, and a mildness ofoike. - .l:i , n so as not tol:rritate tht: Trlost`thlii.ate zic'tti. In Turic:-:y it is id.v;se es'illloyed by the n1.:41 to tee uttif9rmity ah.l ipe a thcli :11u4'tacitios, &c. . . . ro prevent those I znp.ositions that are chlily put a stop to.the comt....r spurious -attempts at imitht;‘ , o un der various . the Public . ate respectfully informed 11 1 ,it thtS lAr.f.%be sold by Mrs: Knight, N. r, Bullefs..eourt, Holborn-bars`,, by appo.intriumt "ot Pro prietor' price 6d, tire Bottle. Au zi?atein,..l,t. •littA in,Six not I les. - To.actoannio.late Latli2s too distant f,ir inrsrmal (Meters, by Vor,..for Bottle, lane quantity, the.. arnuurit, will b.; pusi , :o.ii ly to any_ part •.41'6i.a..n - or Caurizty. FUR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS,, &c PECTO4AL ESSENCE OF CO LTS FOOT. - HE . Herb - CO LT 3 FOOT, . called Tossi,ra'ro • by • the Ancients, was (list them, as ;in, name suflicient I y conveys, tOr its excelliiice in the C u reof Cough s and other Pliliiisnary Complaints; and this Essence.has, - in the course of a lOng Praelice, ! been found the most sate and elleauat Remedy for Coughs, Ast,hmas, - !.,•rui all 'Dik?rders or .the Lungs: It gently: opens the. Breast, and -iniinediAtely gives liberty of Breathing, , without danger ~f Cold. It admirably allayS the Tiekling• which provokes frequent CougWng, cleanses the small • Glands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of the Vessels . . •Thus it : Will prevent Consumptions, it taken before this Lungs are ulcerated. I t cures also al Istrusi:y s aud dry Coughs, .heals Rawness and Sorenas of- the Brcasr, and gives Relief to those whp, through Age-and 'lnfirmity; arc deprived of Rest or Sleep. This Essence Ps prepared bylamesßyart, Strged.t, in This - tol ; and sold only by F. 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