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ACCOUNT of the LIFE of JAMES BEATTI L, LL.D. in .which are occasionally given Ckiiadets of the principal Literary Men, and a Sketch of the State of Literature in Scotland during the last Century, &c. By ALEXANDER BOWER. London: Printed. for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge streA. VICTUALLING OFFICE, THIS 'PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 14, 1806, _ will be pprtimped B EGINS bitt-ILVING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 . of ,Cio,coo - are - ,c6o l ooo 3 - to,oob - - 30,000 scoo - /5;0-00 • 3 - - - 'zoo° - - - - - - 6coo 8 - - 1000 20 - - - Soo, - - - - I 0,000 _ p - - - 100 - SO,:o I Zo - - 50 - 6oob . Soo° First-drawnTicketszi - 1 10,000 25,0: , 0 Tickets ,C °ow; , Dec. 27, tEor To IftiILDERS • ifiZTIFICtRS in ihrlihie,ent Bnortier of 131.14.111NG. PHE CO itIMISSIDIVBESfOi - PICTUit LLI ' PTO ,tors MAJESTY': 'N . /11/Y dO,herety give Notice, that' on Friday,tbe 17th of- yanuary_ next, t ej. will he ready to ritelve Tenders', in writing (sealed rip), nod treat with .114 - A , Person:; ar will under:fake to perfermdbe several j; requisite in the Erec, lion and 'Completipo of a - Building- (designed fora Pa.-table-Soup house) on ills Vielualling.Premises at 11 - ptlord; the Whole to be perjorinett at opecillO Prices ; and t 4 1.,1 , paid for by Bills,payable, with interest, 'ling,' caps alter date. .T 4 conditions of the Contraa may b.e seen, and pri n t e d Par.: tknlars of the- Works flay he bad, at the,Seoretarys Office, at this. Office ; or by afp(yinktonttfr. - Hohbr,thelnspeeror of Repairr, at His illajertYs ViauallihtP,cmises at Dept/ors! beforementioned. No regard Torn be had to any fender.ln which the Price shill not be inserted in words at•length,ym not he delivered to the Board before OW Bic said Friday, the i7tia *of YanstaiY next; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender; or some Person ,On his hehall, attends, to answer, when called for. . . This Day was published, f'ti«,7s. 6,1. in boards, beautifullx printed-in Foolscap, With elegant Engravings, PETRAREA a Sel6tion of -Sonnets, Amatory, Elegiac, and Descriptive; with an ntrocludery DiSser on the Origin and Struclure Of the Sonnet. * * 4l Tins Collection will be found_ to comprise some of the most beautiful Specimens of this Species of Poem, from the Days of Spenser to the present. Time. London : Painted for C. and.. R. Baldwin, New Bridge street.- . • _ -Par of the above Capitals. First-,drawn Th.:ket, Ist Day - - £to,ooo Ditto - - 4th Day - 20,0ci0 Ditto - - - bth Day - - 2),000 Ditto - • Bth Day - soco Ditto loth Day - - This Book will find its way into e v ery elegant Colleaion. Brit. Crit.- ROII4EO AND JULIET. -Romeo, .by•the YOUNG . ROSCI US ; . Capulet, Mr. POW ELL; `• ' Paris, -Mr. DE CAMP; • .Mercutio, MrzRUSSELL . ; Tybalt, Mr. BARTLEY ; Friar Lawrence;bir. DORMER; Lady. Capulet, Miss TIDSW.ELL ; . Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS ; Juliet, Mrs. FL.SIDDONS, fn Aga V. a Funeral Procession to the N!onument or the Capulets.—With a Dirge, coMposedby the late Mr.Linley. To which will be added, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. With entirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and New Music composed. by Mr. dison. Aldibert (a Knight Errant); Mr. DE CAMP ; latuicelot ( Esquire to Aldibert), . Mr. MATHEWS ; .Ethelred (the Usurper), Mr. G., D'EG VILLE. tthelindefthe - S - leeping Beauty), By - a YOUNG LADY; Ellen (a vel - ) old Villager), Miss DE CAMP ; EmMa (a Village Girl),, Mrs . . BLAND ; Arid Mclzarina (the Good fa:ry); Mts. ,SHAM'. Bo'xes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. od.. Second Price 2S. Gallery zs. .Second Price Gallery 4 . 6.1 Second Price 6d.—No. Money to be returned: The Doors will be opened at half Past Five, and the' Play begin at Half-past Six.. • • 4 Places for the Boxes to betaken of 'Mr. Eosbioak, at the Box-011iceintLittleRussclkstreet. To-morrow, The School for Friends; with The Sleeping beauty. . • . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrHIS• PRESENT EVENING, Jan.' 14, 1806, w ill he nertormed AS YOU .LIKt Tr. The Duke, Mr. CHAPSIAN - Amiens; .'Mr. [agues, Mr.•KE\MBLE ; Orlando, Mr. C. KE MIKE Adam, Mr. MURRAY;. Touchstone, Mr. FAWCETT ; Itoaliod,.Miss SMITH; Celia, Miss 13111INT'ON,; Audry, Mrs. DIP DI N. In Aa . v..a Dance incidental to.the Piece. To which wilibe added, a C raid Romantic Fulton - lime-, called . .lIARI,E4UI's MAGNET • THE SCANDINAVIAN SOkCEKER. . . ilaskquin, Mi. BYRNE ;. . • Pantaloon, 4r. L. 130 LOC NA ; - Tylla,- a Scandinavian Princcts:(?fterwards Columbine), Miss .SErNALE. Wilh'entirely - new Scenes; Music, Maehinery, and Dresses. The Overture and Music compossed bi Messrs. Ware and • Davy. Boxes 65.• P,it 35. 6d. • Gallery zs. Upper Gallery rs.• - The doors tote opened athalf past - Five, and begin at halt past Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Hart-§treete, . .• The' New Pantonjime of 1-Jarlequia's Magnet ; or The 51.1 andinaviah Sorcerer, continuing to be 'received by •over. sowing audiences with unbouuded: applause and - admiratiop; will lie repeated every . Evenin , ' till further notice. :To-morrow, Pizarro. .On Thursday, .2:)ie. Heir at Law. MFDECAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL. P rHE SPRING-'C'OURSE. of LECTURES will • commence the -beginriin4 ne - rebniarYj viz. , PRACTICE_ of Elll - Cll•i . E,;"by';pr. 11A 'N SINGTO 46.1 DI; CU R KY. - ' CHENIIStRY,by Dr. AABINGTO'N and Mr. ALLEN. RI XI EN,TA ELI 11.0S_Q. PRY by?l‘. r, AI, L THEORY of NIEDICI IsiE;and MATERIA NIELACA * By Dr.-CURRY. I DI'V•I R I."„and DISE ASES of W C*11,7 N ard DIZEN, 'by IiAIGIITON. I'HYSI6LOG Y, or LAWS of . the ANIMAL 4CLc(I,, NOMIr, by Dr. HAIGH VON. - CLINICAL LECTURES. on SELECT_ MEDICAL CASE.S,,by Dr. .BABINGTON, Dr. CURRY,. and Dr, RIARCET. • • • ST R CTU E and DISEASES of tlic TEETH, by Mr. FOX. ' • • " • VETERINARY MEDICINE., by. Mr. COLEMAN. . . N.B. These several Lectures arc so arranged, that no two of them interfere in the hours 61 attendance ;- and the whole', together with the Leetures on Anatomy, and those on.the Principles. ma Praaice of.Siirgery, given at the Theatre of St, Thomas's Hospital, 'adjoining, is calcUlated to forM a cdinplete 'Course of 'Medical and Chirtagical t nstruttions. Terms-andother particulats may bt learnt frOm Mr. Stocker s Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. FEMALE PRIVATE EDUCATION A LADY who is very eligibly situated in the Vi cinity of London. undertaking to. EduCate a scleot /dumber of YOUNG LADLES; is desirous of infirtning t - heir . Friends, that. she has, at present, Vacancies for Three, whose ages do not exceed Thirteen Years. Her Plan being private, and.'fier Pupils select, .the Terms for their Admis sion are One Hundred Guineas per• Annum. All'further particulars maybe known by Letters address- ed to Q. P. at Messrs. Clarke and Sons,. Booksellers, kor ttgal-‘street; Lincoln's-inn-fields. • • • IDERSONS disappointed . on. Sunday or Yesterday of BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENGER, which COll - Pri;it of the Cal , Fl N, and the FUNERAL CAR, and also of the Arrangements in St. Paul's and Gieenwich' klospital, with an accurate account of the Processions by WAter and Land, may now -be supplied with a .Reprint of thiise Articles, 'Which are printed now separately, and may be had with Blank Pages, on which Letters may he,written for the purpose of being sent into the Country by the Post. TO, BE :SOLD, the- Next PRE SENTATION to a very Valuable VICA RAG E, of a Parish in a gubd Country 4 within 5o ipi les of 1,6 i -don, containing about boik, Acres of inclosed Larld, in cultivation ; •wifh.an ex cellent Family fiduse and Offices irr good r4air, and bo twcen 9 and to Acres of Glebe , • Meadow Land near adjoin ing. Fur further Particillam, apply to Messrs. Richards and Co. Stationers, Wych-street, Temple, Bar, London. Letters, post-paid, duly answered. • '• •: For RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, 'CHILBLAINS, &c. Dr.•STEERS's OPODELDOC. THIS Medicine; from its warm, penetrating and attenuating Qualities, is found to be an •exeellent..Re medy for external Rhemnatisms ; and by its strengthening Powers, - it speedily restores the Parts which have - been in jured by BruiseS and-Sprains. It is ofgreJt Service in Cramps or Numbness; Stillness or Weakness of the joints, and as an Embrocation for the SoreneSs ofthe Feet after violent Exer cise.; as also in promoting a proper Circulation in-the Limbs When in a paralytic State. It is also particularly recom mended for Chilblains; and it. used in time it will prevent' their breaking; but in thi - s case it should be dissolved and 'ap. plied•warm , ..• „' The Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only by F. Newbery and S'ons No, 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, four Doors from Cleapside, price .2s. bd. a Bottles, Duty included : but as a variety of CounterfeitS are ()tiered to the Public,in which the Names of. Dr. Steers, of Chairing-cross, and klr. NeWbery, are trailditiently made use of, 'Purchasers are requested to obser;ie whether the words 4! F . N c wbery, N 6, 45, St. Paul's," be engraved in - the Stam p ; if . not; the Preparation must be spurious. Sold also,- by their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church , yard ; 7 Bacon and Co. No. t sa, and I .Pidding, No. 76, Oxford street ; I.,Wade r Old•liond.strect ; Bayley and Co. .cockspur-street ; j. Ward, 'A ; T, Tutt , Royal Exchange; W. Clad e, Borough, High street ; ao.by j. h arris, Successor to Mr,;.• E. Newbt3l l oeksellcr, at the Cotner of Ludgatc,ttir.O. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every L l icenced .Lottery-011ice. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket—. - £l9 19 0 ~ • Half . ~cio 2 oi Eighth - ,Ca T 2 Quarter • S . ao I Sixteenth t 6 0 *-- An early Purchase Is advised, a's the first 5.: , ci0 Tickets will.be eutiticd to zal. each, besides their ehaoce of the La •• - . ..• FULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. b fhepreLent..Lottery ScaWipe - contains • 3 Piites of . ~o .0 3 Priies of, - • ,C 2036 - - •• - to t oao 8 3 5 00- 20 Besides Pri4es of tool. sel. &c and (what nootJter Lottery ever:. possessed) Ale first 7'5606 Tickets &awn ont•of the Wheel will each be entitled to gal. besides the usual Chance t . or theabove CAPITAL PRIZES. • - TICKETS and SHARES. ; are selling, in .great riety, at the old established Offices, 4, CO RNI-lIL L, antic), CH ARI NG.O ROSS I, Where•'the last .30,0011.- atid• the two last ,Prizes of 20,e001. ever drawn, were all shared and sold by T. 131 SH, ** The Lottery begins the id of next No. 26, CORNIJILL, CII4IRING.CROSS, and ST. NIAR . GARET's H 1 LL, ISOROUGH. T N a few Days the Drawing 'ccuninenees. The First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to lo ;. the First-drawn sole Tickets will be entitled to 27.1. each, he., skies the usuid Chance of , the Capital Prizes; these Advan taes are censid,:rably.infavour of thOA . WII.O buy before the 31r of next Month. 110RN'S}Y and Co. respedfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, Societies, and individual A.lventnrers, that they have for Sale a . Variety of TLCKE.Ts and SHARES on the lowest Terms. . . „ , The Money for Prizes raid on Demand, whether a zai . or a «o t onot. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, exeeutei iicaaly on the same Terms as it present. ICHUMSON; GOODLUCK, and Co. re spectfully acquaint-the Public, that the Scheme for 'the State Lottery twcomitteme Drawing on the 3d of Fe bruary, 10-_,6, consists or Twenty-rive Thous'and Tickets, and contains . 3 Prizes of k 20,050 ( 8 Prizes of nOOO 3 - - - to,000) zo - - - - - 500 3- - - 5 ZO 5 0 3 12.0 - - - 50 And the sOOO First-drawn Tickets 241. ; each,' besides. being entitlecl.to the Chance of the. C.Apitals, and. all other Prizes. TICK-ETS and SHARES are - on Sale ar their Offices, Bank-buildings, and facing the Gat ! : of the King's Charing-6ross. - • 4,Rmy AND NAVY EQUII'AGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furn I. tore, Mattrasses; - and Bedding complete, are very resped tuAy recommended to ent team% as being the most portable and superior, to any others .made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; - Sea Cots, Sofa Beds;and- Chairs, for on Board Snip ;- Alusquitto Net Furniture,. and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent . Bedsteall Manufadory ‘Nrar Rooms, Nos : ;6 and 17; Catherine-street, Strand: _ _ _ _ Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed to be the most complete and r legant set ut Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing bra Boot but ten Inches deep. 1.73. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bcd Ware house. • This Day were published { In small °dam, price ss. in boards, ORIGINAL. SONNETS,' and other Sin POEMS. By ANNA MARIA SMAI.LPIEcE. Printed for 1. rohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where will be read) , for deliltety, in a few days, a Pocket Edition, from the Quarto; of the Rev. Henry Nloore's Poems, price Is. lii the course of this Month will be published, .• In One. Volume Oztavu, AN ACCOUNT of the STATE of FRANCE during the last throe Years, particularly .as it has. re latfuh to the Provinces, and .the Treatment ut English de:aineh by the French Government. By ISRAEL WO.RSi.I Y , . - LateaPfisulter at Verdun. Printed for 1 Johnson, in Si. Paul's Church , yard. Where may be had, • • • t". Mr. Carr's Stranger in Trance, price one guinea. 2. Mr. Lctuaistres Rough Sketch ut Paris, price 6s. 6d. FREDERIC TFIE . GREAT, KING OF PRUSSIA. ' This'Day was publisheit, in rwo Vols . Svo price t6s. bds. RIGINAL. ANECDOTES .of FREDERIC the GREA.T,- , E.ing -9( Prussia, . his Family, his Cutii„ his Ministers, his AcAetnies, ;aid his LiterafyF I iends, collected duririg a . twenty years' familiar intercourse with that Prince. • . By M. THIEBAULT, PrOressor or Belles Lewes in the Royal Academy or Berlin, Printed for'(: Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard. gl" This Work .occupies nearly the same ground resped ing the Chara4er, Conversation, and personal. Transatho►'s of Frederic 11. as Boswell's Life of Dr. Sam. lohnson - haS taken in 'relation to that celebrated Author. Fur a Character of this Work see tke Edinburgh and Criti. Reviews. , • This Day was published, In Five Voluinei Odavo, price 21. in Boards, A-New-Edition of • THE. WO,RKS OF , PHILIP DODDRIDGE, p. _with his. Lite by Orion. Printed for I..lohnson; It. Baldwin; F. and C. Riving torl ' • P. Wynne and Son W. Otridge and Son ; Scatcherd a-nd Letterman r Darton and Harvey ; • C. Law ;' Longman, Hurst, - Rees, and OrMe ; 1.. Waiker ; Vernor and I-food ;. D. Ogilvy and Son ,• C.uthell and Martin ; Cade!! and Da vies; 13. Crosby ; Lackingnin and Co.; Maevniau ;I. Higham ; and Mathew and Leigh. Ot whom may, be had, - The Fancily Exliositor; or, Paraphrase and Version of the 'New Testament ; with Critical Notes, and a Practi cal Improvement ofeach Section. By I'. l)oddridge, D. D. to which is prefixed a Lite of the Author, by Andrew D. D. F, R. S. and S. A. in six' Vulumt's, SVo. ;ACC ). '35. h 1 • ' • • • •-- ..BATTLE OF COPENHAGEN', , 'airs Pay . teas published, In Crown tvo. - pilee is. in bliints, illustrated.by a Map, the' • Second Edition of A in. ZEALAND, in the Year 1802 I LA, with an Historkal Sketch of the Rattle of Copenhagen. •: 13r.n NATI VE of DENMARK. .I.ondon: Pr'lliiect for C. and Bridke strca, W here inay be had, just published, by the same Author, Mental Ke:;reations four _.banish and German Tales ; prke, in boards, 33. 6d. MICII:VYLEY's NEW POEM. . This Day was 'published, In .Q , iarto, Price los 6d. in Boards, THE TRIUMPH OF MUSIC: ..A POEM. IN SIX CANTOS. - By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Esq. 'Chichester : Printed by and for Seagrave; and sold,hy Longman and Co. 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Law, Ave-Maria-Lane. Of whom !nay be had, by the satne Atithor, - r: AR Introduction to the Theory anti' Practice of Plane and Spheric,' TriAOnometrv,,and the Orthographic and Ste reogr4phic Projections of-the .Sphere, including the Theory of Navigation, In One Volume, .odavo, Price los. 6d. in boards. z. The. Complete Praaical Arithmetician. The third Edi tion, COI rected,„P rice 4s. bound. 3. A Short and Easy Introduction to the Scietice of Geegra 'phy., The fifth Edition, .corrected aid imigoved, Price as: 6d. bound. This llay was published, Neatly printef.Jin tzino. price 44. in boards, A new Edition, . being the Sixth, corrected, of A N 'INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FEMALE SEX.. fly 'THOMAS GISBORNE, M.A. Pi - lured fir T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 'Of wt►nnl may be had, by the same Author, 1. • another Edition of the aboi r 's-mentioned . Work, lit one Vol. Svo. price 6s. boards. 2. 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Elegantly printed . in One Vol. and a:tot - fled With Plates, 6s. bds. 6. Poems, Sacred and Moral." Second Edit. with Addi tions.- Elegantly ,7'rinted in One Vol. and adorned with Plates, 6s. boards. DR. SHAW's HISTORY of INSECTS, with. Plates; engraved by Mr. Heath and Mrs. Griffith, is this D. published, price Two Guineas and a Half, or large Paper. 3i. ths. boards, being the 6th Vol, in Twa Parts, of his 1; EN E ;LAE ZOO•LO - G Y. • l'rinted for .G. Kearsley, Fleet-street: Of whom may be had, by the Sane I. Th.: History of Quadrupeds,-with between Zoo and 300 Plates,' from the tirst •Authori - ties, or the Most seed, Specimens in the British, Leveriatti'," ,and other Museums, principally engraved by Mr. Heath, in pour Tarts. 'Price st. ss. or lert:e'Paper 71. 12s. • z. History of An Quadrupeds; including, Frogs, Toi - toies.. Lizards, and • Serpents. Lt z Patks,..with Plates, zl: tzs. 64. - or 1. P. 31. 16s. bAls. 3. History of Fishes, jo 4 l'arts, near-zoo Plates, sl.ss. or large Papt:r 71. 12S. Nis. This Oay were published, - • ' In Fvur laTi;e Vols. Svo. with 96 4tct Plates, elegantly en . ' graced, price Three .Guineus, in boards, D &TEATIONS in MATEHAiATICS and NA. ..ux. Tim A L-P H LOSOPHY ; containing ainusing Dis sertations and Inquiries concerning a variety of Subjeds; the most remarkable and proper-to excite curiosity and attention to the whole range of the Mathematical and Philosophical Sciences ; the whole treated in a pleasing and easy manner, and adapted to the cOmprehension ofall who are the least initiated in those Sciences. ............................ of the Royal Academy of Sciences, &c. Paris ; lately re:co:nposed and greatly enlarg ed, in a new. Ediii4n, by the- celebrated M. Montucla ; and now first translated into English, and improved with many Additions and Observations, . By CHARLES And Pinfessor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Aead,s: my, Woolwich. Mathematical truth, naked and unadorned, possesses charms in the eyes . of ohly the soled : to allure many vota ries it must be decked out with embellishments, must in name curiosityi by half tirveiling•and half exposing its mys teries athi-se.crets, and must rouze ambition aid vanity by the promise of knowledge old power. For this end few Books arc better calculated - than the: Volumes before us; the ample title-page of which sufficiently announces their contents, and not unfairly indicates their merit. They teachimuCh with little trouble and little formality they requirb no continued strain of attention and study ; and they endeavour to arrange even the most simpie truths under the most pleas ing tOrins. - • Monthly ItevieNt; May, aort: Printedfor - C; - Kearsley, Elect-sneer, I=l4l. 4FFICE OF ORDNANCE* • ;, • Dec. tj, igoc, rrHE PraNCIPAL OFFICERS .1 HIS MA=. • JEST}'': ORDNANCE do erehy . give A'atiee. Tbat they • will sell by-Pn6lic arthe Tiszter,am .Tuesday the 2.1.0 day of lanaary next, Oetro - en the flows of fikvesi and .E 9l ,ro , Ci a d; sundry Lots of and stnserviceable-Ordnanse Stores, consisting of ,Barrels for Muskets, Locks for ditto, Musket and Carbine Bayouets, • Itarniners, Swoeds of sous, . Scabbards, Cartotteit Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements,. Haines, Collats,, Bit flaUrs, and various other,Attic4es or Splay and HA , - nest; .Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other Articles or Bedding ;,..4)Owd;r !tarns and Bellows, Cast,. Bushel: and Lump 1 r..n, Copper, Steel, Sandb:igs; and. various other Articles Is - • " TAe of whirl; may be vie,z4 , rd irpvi optlit'atioir'at.the nourable Principal St.weixtper's. Vice,. at the Tour'., until the D..tyofSa7e,.where printed Lists of the Lots will IT delivered to those * Persons Who may apply jar the same, • By Girder e . !be-Board, R.ll. CR Elf, Secretary, STAMP-OFFICE, SOMERSET- PL CE, • - December 24, 1805. -WE,. His I[lftjesty's CommissioNers iiittitqlng the Stamp. Dut,es-, duty authorised b e y the Lords Com missioners of His ilaiesy's 7 era.suly, purnUtut t, if 3 of Pallid_ went, to lett to farm the butler g , auted Ly " /13 if the " T-tveny-fifth of tlis present Majesty., on threes lett to dire " for travelling Post and hereb; give Notice, That we intend to Lett, at oat Oftice to Somerset .place* the said Duties,to Farm, -on Saturday the -2i-tit oflancizty next, ,between the Flours of Tcn and Twelve in the Fore noon, within the Disiriet undermentioned, for the Term of Three Years. tram the Ist of February next, to such Persons as may be willing to contract for the - softie. AU Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to,de)i.- ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Ofil;:e, in Somerset• place, at least three days preVions to the said 25th - day of lit noary next, signal wit -their Names, stern.,, the Icia(xs their abode, and specifying they intend •to bi.l for the s - :id District, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on, as .dirett ed by the-said ..ket. • • - • • • No Person licensed to lett tlorses for the porpos.e of travel ling Post, nor any Persons for their Use, can be admitted to contract for the said-Duties. • No. DISTRICT to be Lett to Farm. .12. Middlesex, including London andsWestminster,kaS,eco All Perso►ts intending to hid for thi. - District ate desired to take Notice. .That, in - pursnance on he particular lustruc.. tions of their• Lordshizis, it will be put up at the Sum ,spe. cified in the Margin hereof, If hid) will be gradually abated, until a Bidding shall be made; and, upon such Bidding, any Person may advance, and the highest Bidder be declared the Farmer, and will he required to pay doWn immediately, in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent thew of as a Deposit. But in case the District shall not be accepted at a price whiCh shall be deemed the proper Value thereof, it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed,of. BINDI.EY, W. LAKE. 1.: lENKINS. 1. HATTON W. R.SPENCER. This Day was published, The third Edition, handsomely printed, puce 4s. Borrds of 1 6 1. T REATISE ou GUN-SHOT . WOUNDS, which obtained the Prumium given by the Royal Col lege of Surgeons , in London, for the year 1803, By THOMAS CH EVAL) F: L. S, Surgeon Extraordinary tc, the P rime o( Wales, Surgeon to the WestminSter General Dispensary, and Lecturer on the Theory and Pradice of Sargery. - Printed tOr Samuel Baxter, No. Sr, Strand, :and all other Medical Booksellers, , Where may be had, by the same Author, price 2s. An I ntroduaion to a Course Or LettUres on the Operations of Surgery. This Day was published, • Tn One V.I. .Bvo, price 7s. 61. in boards,. v • SONG OF SONGS, or SACRED - IDYLLS; translated from, the Original Hebrew, in Prose and Verse, with a large Body of Notes, Critical and Explanato ry, chiefly troin the Oriental Languages, with a . Translation of the Passages selected. v - By JOHN MASON- GOOD, ". We have been much gratified, and even delighted with the present Produetion which is a pertOrmanceolgreat Each Idyll is illustrated with Notes, in which very various Learning is displayed, with'much taste,' in the seledion of beautiful paralletlisins, from a great variety of Authors. Alt. Good evinces a knowledge of thellebrew, Arabic, Persic, - riac, and ./Ethiopic languages ; ,Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Gernian • and Danish. So much elegant Learning and suceeSstul Illustration we have seldom seen, within so small a compass, as in the prekni sPublicatiun." • • British Critic, Nov. iSos • " This is a Publication of great elegance and uSefulneSs. The sacred Critic, as well as the admirer of classie learning, will be gratified - by the perusal 'of -it, and readily , pay the Author the tribute of gratitude and respeCt - for the taste and erudition which helms displayed in the execution of his va. luuble Work.*" • • • Imperial Review, Od. _ " Were we insensible to-the merits of this truly elegant arid! classical Production, We should lie open to au impeachment of our taste: We present our warmest thanks to _NI r. Goad, forihe high gratification he has allbilled us by . his Trarisiaticih of that portion of the amatory •EltbSions oft he wise Hebrew King : " Monthly Review,. Icily, flios: Printed for G. Kearsiey, Fl6:t , strect of wh&tn maybe had, by the same Author, in One large Vol. Svo. with a Por trait, price tas.. 6d. in boards, Memoirs of the Life and Writ ings of the late Rev. Alex. ;edde., I.L. D. TO THE LADIES. 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