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This Day was published, in tito. price 65., • The Second Editicn considerably enlarged, of RACTICAL ,OfISEIWATIONS on INSA:- NITY ; in which some Suggestions are offered towards an improved Mode of treating Diseaies of the Mind, and sortie Rules proposed, whit% may- lead to a more bunsane and suc. cessful Method of One, By JOSEPH. MASON COX, M.D. London Printe,cl for C. and R. Baldwin, New Eddie street ; and 1. Murray, 3z, Fleet-street. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, • • • Yg" 4 5.P 1 7, !$0 6 4 , NOTICE is Amby eten that a . Sesszon of 0,:e7- A. and Terininer and Gail Delivery, for the Trial of Ciencet committed on. the High Seat, within the jurisdiElion of thc 'aniraliy of Eneand, will 11 bell 41 lartire Hall, in thr Old Bailey, London, on &idly ae of Februa'y next, at Zight o'clock 'in the 16r -flint. • TYI LT. IA 31 11 f ARC, DA *,,,* The Third Volume, which is entirely new s may be h4d separates price 9s. in boards. , PicruirrtlNG-OFICE, - - • THE SLEEPING BEAUTY': • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Zez-Oflicein Littleßussell-street. :To-morrow, (never performed), a New Operatic Drama, an Five Ads, called The Travellers. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes Oelavo, price zl. 2S. in boards, a new and corfiplete Edition of AN INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL ECONOMY; being an essay on the Science of Domestic Policy in Free Illations ; in which 'are particularly cginsidered Population, Agriculture, Trade, In dustry, Money, Coin, Interest, Circulation,Banks, Exchange, Public Credit, and Taxes. And the other Works, Political, Metaphysical, and Chronological, of. The late Sir JAMES STEUART, of Coitness, Bart. Now first collected By General Sir J AM E S. STEUARTi Bart. his Son. To which are subjoined, Anecdotes of the Author. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. In a few Days will be published, price 35.6 d inboards ' HISTORICAL DIALOGUES yOR YOUNG PEOPLE. . „ yam. t7,,15d6.. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLINC HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the z4th instant, tho will be real", to receive - Ten. deri"tn v)riting (sealed up), and treat for what Hogshead, Bar rel,.Kilderkin, Firkin, Long and Short rink, and,Srout Ha zel Wood Hoops (an:suet - able to Sampler to be proa'ileed with the Tenders), may be wanted for the Service of this Department, for Tabilve Months certain front thin:day, And also for what Rivets * Coopers' _Tools, and cooperage Mores, may be drmattelediar the Service of His Majesty's Navy jar one Year; to , be delivered into the Stores at Deptford ; and to, be paid for by p q yabti, with interest,,ninqy dayrafier date. The Conditions of the Contritels may be seen at the S'ecretary'} Office. No regard will Sr hod to any Tender in whirls the Trite shall not be insetted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to . the Board before One o'Clcck an the said Friday nexl, the z..ith instant, woe seders the Person ,ts.h4 tngkes . -the Tender, or' tome Person en his behalf; amend, to anszter, nvben railed for. THEATii i.,..ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 8 1' 1 111S PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 21, X 896, will be performed - • MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. - :Benedick, Mr. L EWIS ; Beatrice, Mrs. GLOVER. . 'to which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN's MAGNET ; Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN • SORCERER. Harlequin. Mr. BYRNE ; . . Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ;' Tylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), • Miss SEARLb4: Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d.' Gallery,zs. Upper Gallery is. T he ,Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. tales for tne 'boxes to 'be 1a1.:c14 it the Box Office in Hart-street. The new Pantomime will be repeated every Evening till further notice. 'To-morrow Master Betty will perform "tame and on Friday, Tancreil. On Saturday, a new Farce, with songs, called, We Fly by Night. By the AUTHOR of HARRY CLINTON: A Tale for Youth, , abridged fro.n Mr. Brooke's Fool of Quality. Printed for I. johnson, in St. Paul's Chtirch.yard ; and lielawmAn, in the Poultry. Where may be had; Harry Clinton, Ss. bound. This Day were published,' In small Why() price ss, in bords, ORIGINAL ,SONNETS, and other Small PO-EMt. By ANNA MAIUA SMALLPIECE. Ptihted for I. totinsnn, in St. Paul's Chureli-yatd.. 3Vher4 bt ready 14r *livery, in a few days, a Pocket Edit . ,(..n, from tkiv IQuartif, of the P.c.- v . Henry Moore's Poen,s;inioe ;s. A Iry the course of this Month will be published, Tn ()tie Volume OClavo, A N ACCOUNT of the *STATE of FRANCE lA. during the last three Years, particularly as it has re lation to the Felgic Provinces, and the Treatment of the Fny,lish detained by the French Government. By ISRAEL WORSLEY, Late a Prisoner at Verdun.' ''tinted for j.r johusen, in St. Paul's Churchyard. Where may' be had, t. Mr. Carr's Stranger in France, price one guinea. a. Mr. Lemaistre's Rough-Sketch of Paris, price 6s. 6d. • * TAE Temporary House of the LONDON IIST• ITUTION, as tar as respeds the Library and Reading Roqms, is opened This Day for the use of the Pro. prietots and Subscribers, at No. 8, in the Old lewry ; where Tickets of Admission may be obtained, on application at the Clerk's Office. By Order of the Committee of Managers, Jan. Ict. Sec. C. and . VIN 0 rasp — Lilly inform. . the Public, that their Continuation of fire ANN UAL R EGISTER, formerly published, by the late Mr. Dodsley, will speedily be resumed. They will, in a very short tinie announce a day for the publication of Two Volumes, when - further particulars will lie submitted to the Public. St. Paul's Church-yard, lan. to, 2506. _ • GRAND LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3 ) iso6. SCHEME. 3. . of ,C2o,000: - - are ,C60,e 00 3 - lo,poo . . - . 30,000 3-- - - Sow .6 - • • 15;600 3- - • 2000 -•ti • • - 6 000 S - - - l[ooo • .6 - • ••• • So-0 soo - ts,ooo 100 - I, - soro - - so - 6 6oco por) , First-draWnTicketsza . ! t, !to,ooo 25,0 Tickets • ‘. • ' 424.0,0a- s o - - : • Par of the above Capitals., First-drawn TiLket,' Ist - ,Cto,ooo Ditto - - - - . 4th Day , - 20,0*0 -Ditto - Day • 2'7,m0 Ditto . - . . Sth Day - Ditto - Toth TICKETS and SHARES. arc - selling At every Littretd Irbottoty.Offeee. : • PRISENI 4 I 3 I2IOE. Ticket - . , 9 Aar kto 2' . oi Eighth - C 2 12 Quartet. - 5, Z iSiVeellth 1 6_ o ** An early PurchAse is Advised., as the first scoo tickets *lli be entitled to 2.21. each', besides their chance of the' t,,,.. pitals. . _ BOWOOD PARK, WILTS. • Valuable ELM, ASH, BEECH, and FIR, fit for Naval and Commercial. Purposes, • To be.sold by Private Contrail, on or before the 28th Day of • ' fanuary inst. MRS Under-mentiofteci very Valuable LOTS' of NAVY and COMMERCIAL TIMBER, of an excellent quality, with,their Lops, &c. now standing on the several Manors and Estates of Bowood, Calm and Cainstone, aritd Bremhill, near Calhe,'Wilts, - as.alphabetically•marked ui Lots with white Paint., 4203 Capital Elm Trees, - ,in 34 Lots 100 , . Ash - 13 4 Lots 685 'teed) 319 - Fir 7 Lots The above Timber is well situated for laud ot•water cat .riage, the neighbouring roads. being good, the Wilts and Perks Canal very near, and:1116" Kennet and Avon to the Thames but a few miles off.' Sealed Tenders for the purchase of fhe whole, or arty number of Lots, Will be received, post paid (at per foot,, to be ascertained by adnieashrement When felled), by Mr. North, Solicitor, Southampton. N.B. No Tender will be received after the sBth day °f ix., nuarii inst. and none attended to which are not perleetly ex- Plicit, and superscribed as “Sealed Attendance will he given- at the Star Inn, Southamptvi, on the 3 ist day of January inst. following thert.veipt of Ten deri, for the purpose of giving Anewers and tOmpleting Con tratts.- ' Printed Particulars may be had at the Office of Mr. North, and at the Star Inn, Southampton ; at the -London CofE:c house, Ludgate.hill ; Wheel Inn, Caine ; „White Hart; - Sa. lisbury ; the Bush, Bristol ; and the George, POrtsmouth. For further Particulars and a perusal of the Conditions under which the Timber will be sold apply to. Mr. North; Southampton ; Mr. E. BUdd, Eastley ;. or Mr. Trevithick, Caine. _ For a Vievir cif the Timberapply to Mr. Wm, BUII, Keep. ier on the 13remhill Estate, and for Bovyood, Caine and Calnestone Estases,to Mr. Simon Cole,Bolvood.park Lodge. Also be speedily advertised for Sale, in the same man ger, several Thousand Trees of very-fine Naval Oak, now standing and growing on the several Estates beforementioned. For RHEWIATISMS, SPkAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c. STEERS's OPODELDOC. THIS Medicine, -fromlits warmcpenetrating and attenuating Qualities, is.fourid to be an excellent Re- Illedy for external Rheuinatistus ; and by its strengthening Powers, it speedily restores the Patts which hava - been in jured by lirmses , and,Sprains. it is of great service in Cramps or Numbness, Stiffness or Weakness of the joints, and as an Embrocation far the Soreness of the Feet after violent Exer cise ;as also in piomoting a proper Circulation - in the Limbs when in a paralytic State. It is also Rarticularly recom mended for Chilblains ; and it used in time it wilt prevent their breaking; but in this case it should bedissolvedand ap. plied warm. The Genuine Opodeldoc is.prepared and sold only by F. Newbery and eons,, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the . Coach-way; tour Doors from Cheapside, price is. 6d. a Bottles, Duty included.: but as a variety ut Counterthits are offered to the Public, in winch the Names of Dr. Steers, otC haring -cross, and Mr. Newkory, are Iraudulently made use of, Purchasers are requested to observe whettler the words' " F . Newbery, No, 45; St. Paul's," beengraved the Stamp ;if not, tile rreparatiou must oe spurious. • Sold also, by their :Appointment, •by , Dicey. and Sutton, Bow' Church-yard ; 13aeon and Co. No. !go, and I.Eidding, No 76, oxford-stieer:: 1; Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley anti Co. Cockspurstreet ; I. Ward, Nliddle-row, Holborn; T. Tutt , Royal Exchange ; W. Clar.e Borough, High. :met ; and by J. Harris, Successortzi , Mrs. E. 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This Day was published, - •• . • In One Vol. Byo, price 75. fid. inboards, Q ONG OF -SONGS, or SACRED IDYLLS, LI translated front the Original Hebrew, in Prose and Verse, with a large Body of Notes, Critical and bxplanato .. ' ry, chiefly from the Oriental Languages, with a Translation of the Passages seleited, By JOHN MASON GOOD. 41 We havebeen much gratified, and. even delighted with 'the present Vroclue.tion ' which is a performance ofgreat merit. Each Idyll is illustrated with Notes, in which very various Learning is displayed, with much taste, in the selection of beautiful parallellisms, from a great variety of Authors. Mr. Good evinces a knowledgeof the Hebrew, A r;:bic, Persic, St riac, and J ethiopic languages ; with Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Portuguese, German and Danish. So much elegant Learning and successful Illustration we have seldom seen, within so small a compass, as in the. present British Critic, Nov. 1805. " This is a Publication of great elegance and usefulness., The sacred Critio, as well as the admirer of classic learning, will be gratified by the perusal of it, and readily pay the Author the tribute cif gratitilde and rest - wet for the taste and erudition which lie has displayed in the execution of his va. lurible Work." , • Imperial Review, oa. 18 5. Were we insensible to the merits of this truly elegant and classical Production, We .should lie-open to animpeachment of our taste. • ‘Ve,present owl. warmest thanks to Mr. Good; borate high gratocation hehas afforded us by his Translation of thatti.h.of the aniatcAry Lttlisions of the Wise Hebrew • _ " . Monthly Review, I uly, -tetcfor G Flat street r et whom may be PrirktedtfoF C; ; hid. by the same - Author t in One lag,: Vu{ . Bvo. with a i'nr. trait, Oriae 6:1 in txiivis. - Itlefiiiiirs'.(lf. the Life dad Wjit ings of the law Alex. Gadiiti, Lt.. D. • • EREDERIC THE GREAT, KING OF PRUSSIA. This Day was published, in Two Vols. Svo price tbs. bds. ORIGIN - AL ANECDOTES of FREDERIC the GI( lAA', King of Prussia, his Family, his Court, his Ministers, his.Acadeinies, and his Literary Friends, colic-tied during a twenty years' familidf intercourse with that Prince, By M. THIF.FAULT, • Professor of Belles Lettres in the - Royal Academy, of Berlin. Printed for I. I ohnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. ire This Work occupies:nearly the.same ih the C haraeler, Con • eration, :old personal Tranadions of tivderic 11. as tioswii's t4iteot Dr.Sstlrl. 'Willson has taken in. relation to that celebrated Author. • • Fora Charatter ot this Work See the Ediribu.rgh and Criti. eat Reviews. . 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TOWN and SOK E of GRANTHAM ; containing authentic Memoirs of Sir Isaac Newton, now first published from the original Manuscript in the possession of the Earl of Portsmouth. - By EDMUND TURNOR, Esq. F.R.S. F.S.A. This Work contains a Map of the Soke, Plans of all the Churches, and other Engravings. It is printed uniformly with Howlett's Sele& Viewi of the County of Lincoln, and intendecrto accompany that Work. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street ; and may also he had of the principal Booksellers in Lincolnshire; This Day was published, In Two Voltages, (Mayo, price, in hoards, t6s. A . DISSFRTATION on the PROPHECIES that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will here. afte.r be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of 1260 Years ; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostasies; the Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power; and the Restora tion of the le ws. By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B.D. Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees. Printed for F. C. and J. 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'Also an Edition, 'accurately printed 'froth the correled Text of Mr. Steev.ebs; with Gloscarial Notes, its nine :small Volumes, ,price, in boards, 11."7.s or in ten Volumes on fine Wove4l I:',iver, price, poxids, 7. • • • •StAiIIP,OFFIC,E; 5014it,R.FET-PLACE, Decerrser 24, "tsos. 'VVE, Majalit's Copirrissivrzersicr m cinair ° mg the s drily auo . :orised by the Lords Conn. missioners GI His lilajesLy's 7 . rcastsv,pursitaitt 4..411 of Parlia. meat, to lett to farm the granted by " An 48 O r the " Twenly,fifib of His prom illajesfy, or, Horses leti to Hire .4 for'travelliorg Pest eind by rtme," ae . herdy g i yr Nwire, That we intend , to Lett, at out Olticein Sorrierset•plare, the said Duties to Farm, on Saturday the zctli of ranuary next, between the Hours 'ot Test and Twelve in the Fore— noon, within - the District undermentioned, for rile Term of Three Years, from the Ist of February next; to such f•cfsoni, as may he willing to conrraelfor*the same. All Persons intending to Farm - the said Duties. are to deli. ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-0 tfice, in Somerset. place, , at least three days I - it'd - 41MM' Witte Sitel'iffirday'qf fa- • nuary nett, with 'their Names, stating the Places of theitabode, and specifying they intelid to bid for the said District, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on, as.dirett— ed by the said A6t. No Person Licensed to lett Horses - for the purpose or travel. ling Post, nor any Persoks for their-Use, can be admitted to contract for the said Duties. No. DISTRICT to bc,...L.ett.to.,Earm. iz. Middlesex, ihMading Landoll and Westrninster,,C23.oeo All Persons intetaing tczr desired to take Notice. in pursuance of the particular 11 , ,truc_ tlons - of their Lords . h . p w j s,,At. ill be put up t ti , .on site, 4.:ified in the Margin:hereof, which Nviii be OA - du:Illy abated . , until a Bolding halt be in4a, any Person may advance; and the higliest Bidder cv iirbe declared the Faraier, and will be reciuireti to pay dOwn irmeUtately, Notes, One EiOth Part cr - the iketit.there of as a Deposit. But' in ease the District shall be a.xep`ted at a price which shall be delio;ed the proper Value tiiereul, it will be withdrawn and (,tiler.aise disposcA of, BINDLEY. W. LAKE. ' 1.. I.OKINSi III). F. HATTON. C , • . •- • This Day were published. In Two Vols. Foolscap Oelavo, - priee I Os. in ,boards, POEMS, chiefly in the SCOTTISH DIALECT. By the Rev. JAMES NI CO L, , Printed for Mundell and Son,' Edinburgh; sold also by Longman Hurst; 'Rees, and Orm.-., Paternoster-row ; T. 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