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f t I N NUMBER 4104 .] THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-L4NE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING; Yap. 18, 1806, will be ps,rfermed ••• THE DISTRESSED MOTHER. Orestes, _by the Y 'JUNG ROSCI US. ; Andromache, Mrs. ANS ELL ; Hermoine, Mrs. PO ELL ; Being their first appearances in those Characters. WITH • THE DEVIL TO .RAY. Boxes 6s. Second Pr i ce 35.--Pit 3s. 6d: :Second Price IS. kiallery 25. Second. Price is. —Upper Gallery - xs. 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. - On Monday, The S . chool for_Friends; with The Sleeping teauty. On Tuesday, Tlie.lloney Moon.; and The Sleeping. Beauty. On Wednesd4 (never perforined), a New'Operatic Mina, in Five Acts, called The Travellers. , THEATii . E-0 0VA4.,, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 18, 1806, 11 will be periorimed CYMBELIN4 KIN 9 OF BM:FAIN. Barr()Ns. Polydbre, Mr. H. lOHNSTON ; iIRUNTO.ANI ; Cloted, Mr.. FARLEY. • , . Posthumus, Mr. KEMI3,LE. KOMANS. lacnimo, Mr. COOKE 'lmogeal, Miss SMITH ; Helen, Mrs. }IUMPHI&IE.S. • In Aa. 11. a Glee by I lVlessrs. Hill, To tor, Denman, and Mrs. Atkins; and a Dance incidental to %he Play. To which will be added, a C rand Romantic piintontime, caned 1-IARLEUUIN's ATA:GinT ; - , Or, THE SCAN )INAVIAN Harlequin,. Mr. - BYRNt ; Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss.SEARLE. With entirely new Scenes, Music, Machinery, and Dresses. The Overture and Music composcled by Messrs. Ware -and Davy. • On Monday, Master Betty will perform the t haraaer of Dougias ; after viihicn, the New Pantomime. SOCIETY - FORTH - IEDISCIIAIGE AN RELIEF OF PEKSONS IMPRISONED FUR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Stratid, lan. 1, 'Soo. B EN . EFA C T I 0 N S since .the last REPORT, . . viz. ..., - , 4"; s. a. , A - Ecieixf, by the Rev. I'. Thiriwall - A. to a o F.,0. tot.—M. M. and C. M. lot: . - - '2) .cr o Miss Judith Dobiee - - - - . so o .o Mr. Sharp, jun. Fleet-street .. . - A. 2 . 2- O T. t-1 Broadhead, Esq. , - . 4. 5 5 o Baroness De Eeiletzech, per D. Coxe, Esq. A. - 3 3' 0 X. Y. per,Mr. Stroud, New 1:k:'oora, Bath A. 3 3 o. T. T. il-iind T. C. ft. - - . 2 o 0 : A Gift from K. K. (Lettet-box) . --: -- 5 o 0' E. R. per Dorricn and Co. - - - i • o loin, Ward, Esq. - . -• , ., ' , - A. 2 z o Julio Davenport, Esq: Lon - gport, Stafror4sliirq 5 5 0 Wm. ivlarkwick, Esq. per Treasurer (s.ci Benefaction) 5 o 0 Mr. Heartidta -. . . - - o ii 6 -. • • 11 4 1 6 Discharged and relieved front various Prisons 160 Debtors, for the Sum qt - - - 373 210 'Considered the cases of 32 Petitioners. Approved the stttne. " . • BenefaCtions are received by Jaynes Neild, Esq., the Trea 'surer, Cheyne-walk, ,Chelsea; also by Messrs, Fierries, Farquhar, and Co. at. ailiC'S-Stkeet Messrs. floares, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombard-street ;. Messrs. • B Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; MeSstS. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane,- Cornhill ; Messrs. Hanirnersle?'s, /*all- Mall ; •Messrs. Vexes, Lucadou, and Co. 'No. 77, Lornoarn-street ; Sir Mathew Bloxhant and Co. No. •27, Gracechurch-street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Cra ven -street, Strand, where the Books "nay be seen. by those woo are inclined to support this Charity, and where the So ciety ►sect on the first Wednesday in every Month. LORD NELSON's VICTORIES. ,This Day was publiihed, price zts. Prints -and 1.1. 2 1 / 4 5. for Proof:, bv.E.nw Alt so, 11°1;1 —street,. 'ffiWO HISTORICAL ENGRAVINGS to record - the greatV re'ro RIES 'by. -LOrd Viscount N ELSON; one representing him in tbe.tull vigour of Manhood with both his Arms ; the other, after he lost one Ann, and at the time he was wouuded in.the Head. Painted and engraved by Mr. DANIEL ORME; and Mr. R. COOPER which, with the one now propo4 to be published by Subscription, float the Pidur painting by Mr. Craig, commemorative of *the last glorious Djeat of the Combined Fleets, will complete the Ilissory, Life and Sufferings, of that immortal Hero. 59, Bond:streer. CANII3RIDGC. UNIVERSITY ADDRESS. y . • - - S h i a , ‘i , ngbeehp e . 11. 1 'r h i‘ t.Fr st jY a the l 2. 3d ~ to receive l th a :A ed P dd t r ° e • s a so i T t the i University on Lord Nelsdn's late Victory oft' Cape Trafalgar ) . THE VICE-CHANCELLOR gives Notice, That he will • meet such Gentlemen of The University as'cliuse to attend on this'oecasion; at the Thatched House Tavern, St. fames's- Stre,q, at One o'Clock of the above Day, in order to proceed from thence to St. James's Palace. THE Teitiporarpliod,se of the LONDON. IN- Sill:W . 110N, as far as respects the Library and .Reading Ro rns, , is opened This pay for the use 4 the Pro. ,pridtors and Subsctibers, at No. 8, 'ln the Old ewry ; where Tickets c,t MtnisSion application at. the Clerk's Office By 'Order pf the Committee of Managers, - Jan..rB; 1806. • SAMUEL WOODS, Sec • T . • UTOIL—A GENTLEMAN. of Classical and -.. Liberal l'Aludatidn Wishes to divot a part of Ais tune 'to the Instruction of the Sons of some Nobleman or Gentle. man, or to attend one of mat.Jrer years, vv hose Eclucatirh has been neglected. He is perectly qualified to teach the Latin, French, German, :and I talian.Languages, and to instruct his Pupils in English Literature,. Geography, A rithniefie.. Ste. ..; The most ;respectable References, as to Ability and Clia.: rader, will•be given. Address to It: S. at Mr. Tabart's, Bookseller, No. 157, New .Qaucl..stieet,• •••, •- •• Hu it. , • .. THE following INSTRUMENTS 'tp be Disposed of extremely • :neap-; , -.A'superior tine-toned Pedal, of the very lateA iipprovements, Once 45 Guineas, usually told for 6 0 ; an elegant and fine siveet,toned Piano l'oite,.coin plete,.for•24 G ' the usual price - 3 0 . a very tne-toned grand Piano Forte (by Stodart),. handsome, and perfect as slew, for only 28 . Guineas ; and -a, good -Pedal . .Harp for - it Guineas: • • - Apply at NO. 34, Queen Ann-street, Portland Chapel. • N. B. This is.witere on!) , on be had the fashionable and. much-adruired newly-invented Harp Lutes. *** Music and Singing taught at home and out. CEDAR TIMBER. • P rO BE SOLD, a large Quantity of 21 inch.CE DAk PLANK, English growth, very fine,-iperfedly dry, and tit for immediate Use. _ For reference apply to Mr. Pigge, BobleSeljer, Lynn, Nor, folk. " URAND LOTTERN. " B EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3 - , 1806. SCHEME.. -, Of X2n,o(')D - . 7% are Z6u,000 3 • - 3 • - " - 10,000 5 000 30,000 15,600 6000' 80_0 2000 , - - - 3-- - - 1000 - - - - - 5 3 - "120 - - - 5° - - sOOO First-drawaTickets 22 10,000 Tro,ooo 25,000 Tickets kaso,boo Par of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - - lo,noo Ditto - - 4tit Day . - - zo,ooo . Ditto - 6th Day Ditto 4 Sth Day - soco Ditto -- - loth Day - ao.O 'ICKETS and. SHARES are selling at every Licence(' tottery-Oilice. PRESENT PRICE., C E. Ticket - - - - 419 19 0 Half - - -o I Eighth ►a c. Quarter - 5 z o Sixteenth -t G 0 -1 1 * ' Ah early Purchase is advised, as the,first scot) Tickets Will be-entitled to zzl. each, besides their chance . of the 1,,5--pitals,. -pitals,. No. 2.6, CORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BO,ROUGH. IN a few Days the Drawing commences... The First-drawn Ticket will, be entitled •to 10,0221. ; the First-drawn 5040 Tjckets will bp . entitlett to . - 221, each, be. aides the usual Chance of the Capital Prizes; these Advan tages are considerably iu favour of those who buy before the 301 of next Month. HORNSBY and Co. respedfully acquaint the Nobility, entry, Societies, and individual Adventurers, than they Lave for Sale a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on the lowest Terms. The Money for Prizes paid on. Demand, Whether a 221. or a 2o 0001. • Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exaCtly on the same Terms as if present. - STATE LOTTERY, • To begin Drawing February 3. SWIFT and Co. No. ii, Poultry, London, and at their Offices in most of the principal Towns, are sell ing the TICKETS and SHAKES of the present LOT TERY, in which the sow First-drawn Tickets are entitled io zzl. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes. The only Prize of zo,oool. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also N 0.73 a Prize of - 4 loot) 7976 . - - - soo And . in the Lotteries immediately preceding : • , .140. 6791 - Z 20,000 I No. a0,95z -.- 410,000 '9362 - - IP,O OO 1 9,55 6 - -_ 3000 -Besides others of zcool. !cool. cool. Ac. Bcci. • • • • • 7. ..lt." _ . . ! . N 10' 4 A _ . . .. • . \ .ti 'A:// ,, ' ~.. - - 4. --. 7....z /% .. , : v-_--...-- - - :: A .4 .' • . E - ~„.„.„ ........,, 7---„,--,---_,--iii.s.;s„-....40,„t„4,5„,.....:. ,„.,..,,,,.... ~,4,,,.,.. 4.,„ 7. 1' **,,\... 1 iii SAIL U _LJA Y, VOCAL CONCERT, - NEW ROOMS, HANOVE R-SQUARE. —V.I JESSRS: HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and G kF.ATO RE X, Most respedfully acquaint the No and Gentry that the CONCERTS will commence at the above-mentiorrecf Elegant Rooms, on ER I DA V. the 14th of February next. Terms of Subscription as_ heretofore, R FOU' G.LANEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets transferable, subjed. to the usual limitations; and that the Company May , assuredly be seled, "with this 'special prO vis9--" That every Ticket.sent,to a -Shop or a Dealer to be dispbsed of, shall belOrfelted for the 'remainder of the Sea -son." The Patrohs of forgter years, are reSpeaftilly entreated to signify theit intentions relative to the ensiling Season. as soon as possible, that their 'rickets may tie:reserved for.them, StibScriptiontare received at Mr. Birchall's, No. 133, New Boruttstreet, and by the Managers. No more ivill be issued than the Room can well accommodate. . _ ..... _ . . A Liit'of the Principal Vocal and Instrumental 'Performers will be duly .published. • . . - . 'Leader of the Band, Mr: WEI CHS ELL. Qrgan and Grand Piano- Porte, Mr. G It LAT° RE X. .f.' Since 4he Concluston Of tne •last Season the Conc'ett Room has been completely veptilated, and a - Islew Orchestra is ereCted five lea lower in front than the former one. , ' MODERN- DANCING-PRIVATELY TAUGHT BY /1 R. ALLEN, at lg, Sherfafd-stie . eti - Golder IV./ squall Great Aiie-Street,- GOodman's-fields, on Plans expeMly.fOrtridd for Ladies and . G entleMen of any age who have never learnt that 'Aecoinplislunent, or;not in the present 'Fashion, and whose Age or Rank maim h an ob. jest to learn perfedly private ;'.and - Foreigners, Officers, or Country ResidentS, to whom time is an objea, expeditious ly convicted. I • • Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen, not re quiring private Liossons. taught at these Academies for One Guinea per Quarter. or School Vacation. , This Plan parti eually interests Parents and Guardians of Yuuth wanting genteel Action and AddresS, but educated at Schools having; too tew Dancers to pay the attendanceot an emii.cht• Master. • Families atilt- Nobility, Gentry, and respectable Schools, attended. Ladies and young Professors instruded how to teach. , ,Wit INI :;AVY EQUI THE 'PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Fdini ture, Mattcasses, and Bedding complete, are very respeCt tully recorrimended to Gentlemen as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees,' Tents,' :rabies and Chairs, nn improved principles, Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and 'Chairs, for on Board Ship ; Mirsquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screen bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at . MORc AN and, SAN DE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufaelory and War% 7 loorns, Nos. to and 17, Catherine-street, 'Strand, • Morgan and ' Sanders's New-invented ' Imperial Dining Tables, allowed tn be the most complete and . 1' legant . set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Boi but ten Inc:hes.deep.: N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and _Chair-Bed Ware house. REMOVED FROM THE SARACEN's HEAD, SNOW-HILL. With' Guard and Lamps. - • DORTSMOUTH and PORTS.E.,.A. ACCOMMO DATioN 1.1) G FIT COACHES, from the Bull and `Mouth, Bull • and Mouth-street, Ship 'Tavern, Charing. Cross, and 'No. it, c.racechurch-street, London ; to the Coach—Olfices, No. tsz, Queen-street, Portsea; arid No. '4i, Yoult-street, Portsntouti). . • , • By JOHN \VILLAN, JOHN PETERS and Co. No Parcel above the Value of Five Pounds accounted for, if lost or damagcd,.unless entered and paid for as such. _N. B. The. ,Proprietors hcg leave to assure the Public, the strictest Atteption Aria be plid to their AccoMModation on the Road,- ancl the early de.:very of Parcels: Calls at the Nag's Head Inn, Borough. Boxvoo_D . PARK, WLLTS. ___ 1 . Valuable E LM, .A S 11, - 13 E E - C 11, and FIR, fit for N'aval and Commercial Purposes, To be sold by Private Conn . :Ad, on or before the 28th Day of lanuary inst. THE Under-mentioned very Valuable LOTS 1. of NAVY and CONIMERCIAL TIMBER, of an excellent quality, with their Lops, &c. now standing on the several Manors and Estates of llowood, Calne and Caln,r,i,e, and lirernhill, near Caine, XVilts, as alphabetically marked in Lots with white' Paint. • 4 20 capital ,Elm Trees, in 34 Lots 1096 - Ash - .13 Lots 655 - Beech 4 Lots 3'9 - Fir - 7 Lots The above Timber is well situated for land or water car riage, the neighbouling: roads. being good, the Wilts and Iterks Canal very near, and the Kennet and Avon to the Thames but a fcw mils oif. Scaled Tenders for the purchase of the whole, or any number of Lots, will be received, post paid (at per foot, to be ascertained by admeasurement when felled), by Mr. Mirth, SolicitOr, Southampton. N.B. No-Teuder will be received after the 28th day of la nuary inst. and none attended to which are not perfectly ex plicit, and superscribed as " Scaled Tenders." Attendance will be given at the Star Inn, Southampton, on the.; istslay of January inst. following the receipt of Teti der's, fOr the purpose of givlng Answers. and completing Con trads. Printed Particulars may be bad at the Office of Mr. North, and at the Star Southampton ; at the London Colne house, Ludgate-hill ; Wheel Inn, Caine ; White Hart, Sa lisbury ; the Bush, .11ristol ; and theA;eorge, Portsmouth. For further Particulars and A. perusal of the Conditions Under which the Timber will. be sold apply to •Mr. Norm, Southampton ; • Mr. E. Budd, EAstley ; or Mr. Trevithick, Caine.. For a View of the Timberapply to Mr. Wm. Bu 11, Keep. er on the 'Breinhill Estate, and for Bowood, Caine and Calnestone Estates,to Mr. Simon Cole„BowoOd-park Lodge. Also will be speedily advertised for Sale,. in the same Man ner; severM Thousand Trees of very fine Naval, Oak, - -now standing and gri.4ing un the several lt.state.> beforc umitioned. THE FRENCH ANAS. This Day was published, • --• In Three elegant Volumes, Foolscap (Mayo, embellished, Nvith Vignette. Portraits, price iss. boaras, HE. SPIRIT of the FRENCH ANA'S . ; con , taming the-choicest Articles. el NEC DOTE, C I - M., and APOPH 1.11 E GM, which are to be tound in the various MEMORABILIA of illustrious Scholars ekt the ContiAeilt. . , Thetoflowing are the particular A nas from which the!ex quisite Pieces in Prose and Verse, which compost' these in teresting volumes, have been translated: , Poggiana, k'erfoniana, Valesiana, Naumapa, Patiniana, Sorbefutna, Segraisian3, Longueiana, Fure“eriana, Ducatiana, Carpenteriana,Santolintrt, ScAlly.wran i. Mr.na. giana, Cnevrmana, Evremoniana, fluctiana, Lu th?rana, l\larurill aria. each of which are prefixed, Literary and Biograp s hic2l Memoirs of the Authors. - bled for Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars; arid to be 114(.1 of all Booktellert:. Of whom may be had, the followinggenuine'English Anas : Walpoliana, 2 v015.:93. —Addisoniana, z los. 6d.— Swiftiana, z vols. los. 6d,—Broaltiana, 2 viols. los. OIL Mr. SURR's NOVEL. This Day,v►ias publishid, in Three , vc.thunes, price i3s. in -boards. WINTER in LONDON 5 or, Sketches - of Fashion. A Novel. -- By T. S. SUR U. Author 44 . Geote Barnwell, Splendid Misery, &c. 4 . 4 -..-.. ------ . Truths like these . • • 4 , Will none ottirnul , whom 'tis a praise to please." YOUNG. Printed for Richard. Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars. • By whom have lately been published,' •The Novice of St. Dominick, by Miss Q wenson. Ferdinand Fitzormond, by Mrs. Temple. Virtuous PoVerty, by Mr. Siddons. - - Fleetwood, by Mr: Godwin. CHEAP ANIS PORTABLE ROAD BOOKS. ;This Day was published, Neatly done up in 'coloured Paper, in a small Pocket size, Price is. rrODD's .BOOK of the GREAT ROAD between LONDON and HOLYHEAD, thro ug h Ll TCH - F I ELD and CI I E s - r ; compiled. from A dual Surveys; and from othcr the latest and best Authorities ; and contain ing all the various Information given in the didbrent Road Books. • • Also the Road to Holyhead, through Oxford, 13irmingham, and Shrewsbury, Price is, . And the Road 'from Holyhead to 'London, with the dis tances reversed, pricq The following Great Roads have also been prepared on the same principle, and may be had separately, viz. 4. Between Pairkgat, Chester, .Shrewsbury, - Bath; and price is, _ _ • . 5. Between London and Edinburgh, through-Stamford, York, Durhatri,.Neweastle, &c. price is 6. Between London and Carlisle, through Leicester, Man chester, and Lancater, price 7. Between London, Carlisle and York, through J3iggles wade.and Newark, price is. S. Between London, Bath, and Bristol; throtigh. Devizes and Chi pennain, pike is. 9. 13eiv . veen London, Exeter, and Plymouth, -through Sa liabury, price ts. • • iietween London and Weymoutl4,through BaSingstoke, Andover, and Dorchester, price is.- , Between London and Portsmouth, through Guildford, price 6,1. 12. Bet Ween London and Dover, price 6d. • , 13. Between London and Brighton, three ways, with the New Road from London to Worttung i • by A s hin gton , an d the Roads from Brighton to EastbJurne, and to Worthing, price is. , . ' It must be superfluous to remark on• th e obViOus superi. ority of the Plan of the separate Road. looks her: offered to the Public over those, at p , esenkexisting. Ever Traveller has felt the inconvenience of carrying with hirhan unwieldy and expensive Book, containing all the Rooi3'in England, confused, -as such Books generally are, by .uninteiligible re terenres.from one part to another. lay the plait nt) , A% ste)mitte.l to the Pu!lilic‘ ,evezy . great Road may be purehased set) irately,in a small:lnd chic}, yet eft_ , gam form, which may he carri,,A in an ordinary I')),:ket-book 'and wind) unites With its.portable sirr, singleness of objcd, and contains every species of I ntoi:nation Which the Travel-' ler can desire. The ahsiodi; yof b4ing O , Jliged, - in. travelling any particular road, "to carry-all. litigiaial in your pocket," is sopalpable, that It usust . 612 in,azer or Weti, - ,,:r tiu.st the con venience, pleasure, and ei:oil•Any art, Travelters, nave not hi_ been contlu!:.:Li by a provisi. i n like th e Printed fur Riclurd Phi; iips, Bridge-street, liiackfriars ; and to be had of all LoA4t:;llers,..Prbt- master acrd principal; I nnkeepers in Great with au extia al t' wauct in the; . • purchase cat quantities. • " ~T i „•;,*- • Li, 1 1 1.,.. • et's. , p,)•/).)1:, -;i i,~' J • L , PRICE .SIN PE T/ICTUALLIN6 .p:P'FICE; ' • • ' '' • Tan. 1 17,, '806.. THE COIVIMIS,ITONERS'fot VICTUALLIN3 WS M4YES:T . I"s NAY Y do hereby give Notice, Dm on IF?Pday next, the :ash instant, they will he ready to receive Ten ders in writing ( sealed,up), and treat for wbai Hogshead, Liar.; eel, Kilderkin, Firkin, Long and siv,rt Pink, and Stout Ha: zel ‘Vood Hoops (answerable to Samples to kprod k•rd with the Tenders), may be wanted for the Service of this apartment, for 'Twelve ilionths certain from that day ; and further, until Jix Months warning shall be given. And also for what Rivets, Coopers' Tools, and Cooperage' Stores, may be demanded for the. Service of His Majesty's Navy for one Year; to be delivered into the Vie:las:ding Stores at Deptford ; and ,to be paid for 6, .iii!:, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrast may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • No regard will be hied to any Tender in Tohich the Price shall not be inserted in words ~at length,' or that shall not be deli ed to the Beard before One o'Clock on the said Friday the ,24r h instant, nor unless the Person who makes the • or some Person'on his behalf, attends, to answer, when calbd for. 6opo 1 1r P ~,,,,,,,. it \:_.. 7 4.,_, • s N. JANUARY 8, 1806. TEIANKSGIVING SEItNIC/N 'Sold by 13. CrOsby and R. lialdwin,'Stationers, Paternoster.. r( l w, I..ondon, • ASERMON - preached at Aylsharny Norfolk, oh the Day of Thanksgiving, Dec. 5, •180 . 5, by the Rev. J. 11. - COLLYER. N. R. If any Profit should arise from this Publication it will be appropriated to the Patriotic Furl. MILITARY INQUIRY.: On Montt will I.lo;pnlkshetl, price 2s. WO LEITERS on , the CQNINIIii;AIIT ,AT written to - the 'jominissioners of Military friffj . . VI L LAN 1.). ; L E ESVRIE Es q. Cominissary General to the Army late in Egypt aud_ the Me .. • • diterranean: • Printed for John :..-tockilide, Of wh, in•anay be had, in due vol. - .lth: price tI. Is. The Formation, Dis"cipline, and Economy of Armies, by Robert Jackson, Also, in•one vol, 4to. with 9 large Plates, price 21. 2S. A Journal 'of 'the Campaign in Egypt, with a particular AcCount of Malta, by lEneas Anderson. • This Day wds: published, In One Volume Bv o . piiec is. in hoards, ETTERS -from-PARAGUAY; in South A:ne •_A rica, describing the-Settlements of Monte-Video and Buenos Ayres; -Ole 'Presidencies of Rioja Minor, Nombre De Dios, St. Miry and St. John, 'Sec &e. with the Manners, Customs, Religious .Ceremonies,- &e: of- the -Inhabitants. Written a Residence. of 17 Months in that Country. By 101-IN CONSTANCE DAVIE, Esq: Addressed to Yorke, Esq. of Taunton De4,•Sorner. setshire. • • Printed for G. Robinson, Paternoster row. Of whom may be il•ikt, just published, in two volumes, flvo.- illustrated •with Copper-plates ; price tbs. in boards, the Third Edition of Travels through Syria and • Egypt, in the Years r7i;3, 178 t, and 1735 ; containing the present Na tural and Volitical State of thOse Countries, their Produ ctions, Arts Maniataatires and. Commerce; with Ohserval tions qn the Manners, _Customs, and Government of the Turks and. Arabs. By M. C—F. voLNEv, Translated from the Fr,:nch. OFFICE OF O . RD Nd Dec. 27, !Soc. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-, :YESTYs bkl)lVi4lsICE do &rely gi,e , .... • • ~.wilktgtOy". # iic ilyqi,n 4 the. - f?7, , ,, , c„ on rue,day tf janijatritext, het..cttn the flour s o l .with eit4r2eeE:l:ck, smug Lots of old and unserviceable Ordnance Sto,-.1, consisting of Barrels for Muskets, Locks for ditt , , Musket and Cartiine Bayonets,. Steel Rannuers, -- Swords. of sorts, - Scabbar.!s, Cartouch Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements,'Hames, Collars, • Pit 'tatters, and various other Artieles of Sadlery and Har : ;toss ; Blankets, Coyeilets, Hatrunocks, and sundry other Articles of Bedding Powder Horns and Bellows, Cast, Bushel, and Lump Iron, Copper, Steel, Sand-bags, and various other Articles ;. The 'whole of - which maybe viewed upon appliCation at tlat 11:- 'hour'able Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower, until the Day of &VC, Where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to, 'those Persons tao may applyjoe the same. fl Or4er of the Board, 12 . . H. CREW, Secretary. 5 . T2111-1P- 0 F'E, SOMISRSET_PLiIOE, • December 24, tBos. C' Y the Stamp Durres, ommissioners lonimzislsto.ned by rsfo7et.ganag.insr missiovers of His illaiesif! Trexsury,pw - suant to /117 of Parlia ment, to letrli tam the Duties ,wanted by " Ac ,117 of the " rwenty.filib of .His present Majesty, on Horses lett to Hire " for leavening .Post and by Time," do hereby give Notice, That we intend to Lett, at our Office in Somerset place, the said Duties to Farm, on Saturday the 2ctli of January next, between the Hours of Ten and Twelve in the Fore noon, within the Llistriet undermentioned, for the Tenn of Three Years, from the tat of February next, to such Persona as may be willing to contrad for the same: Ail Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Office, in Somerset. place, at le.,st three days previous to the said 25th day of la. nuary next, signed with their Names, stating the Places o f their.abode, and specifying they inte nt i to hid for the siid District, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on, as direa ed by the said ACt. No Person licensed to lett Horses for the purpose of travel. ling,Post, nor any'Persons for their Use, can be admitted to contract forthe said Duties. NO. s DISTRICT to he Lett tO . Farm. t 2. 'Middlesex, including - London and Westminster,‘zB,ood All Persuus intending to bid for this District are desired to take NiitiCe, That, inpnrstiance-of the particular Instruc- . tions Of their Lordships,- it will he }Mt up at the •Sum'spe cified in the Margin hereof, which will be gradually abated, until a Bidding shall be'inade ; and, upon such Bidding, any Person may advante, and the highest Bidder will be declared the farmer, ami will be required to pay uown imme in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annivil Rent there of as a Deposit. But in case the District shall not he accepted at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value t!iereof, it will be withdrawn amt other, ise dispod of. J,BINDLEY. ' W. LAKE. L. lENKINS. .ED. F. HATTON. W. R. SPENCER. NEW EDITION of Mr. SEWARD's ANECDOTES. This Day was published, Handsomely . printed in Four• Volumes, Odavo, and ilfus_ mated with several Engravings, price il. I ZS. in boards, • A New Edition of NECDOTES of some distinguished Persons, ri chiefly of the late and two preceding Centimes, in cluding an Account of the Republic of St. Marino; the se- Veral Articles chr9nologically arranged, and with a copious Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • This Day wefiepublished, Handiomely printed in Seven - Vols. Svo. with a Volume of Copper-plates in 4to. price 41. 16s. boarth, TRAVELS to Discover the SOURCE o f t h e NILE, inihe Years-1765, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, a:11 • 1 771. By lAN.IES.BRUCE, of Kinnaird, Esq. F. R. S. • the Second Edition, corretled and enlarged. To which is prefixed a Life of the Author. • Afew Copies are printed in Nyal Svo. with first Im pressions of the Plates: Price 71. 7s: boards. • • Edinburgh : Printed iv J. Ballantyne, for Longman,liursr, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ; A. Constable and-Co. and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. ** This Edition ot.a justly celebrated' Work is•printerl front a correa Copy, intended fOr the Press at the time of the Author's death. The use of all-his original journals, Corres pondenee,Manuscripts,dfc..the concurring testimonies of later fraveliets,.along with various other circumstances, have en abled the Editor to render-the Work more complete and in teresting titan even Mr. , Bruce himself would have conde seended'to make: it. To the Account of his Life, which occupies a considerable..part of the Ist. Vol. is annexed a Se led:on of Letters irons a • very valuable correspondence, in whicii the names of the Comte De Buffon, the Hun. - Daines Barrington; Lord Halifax, Mr. Wood, D r . Hugh Blair, Mr. And. Lumsdetr, Si; Rob. 5 tr-mge, llr. Solandet, and many others, deserve particular notice. The Copper-plates, which are all engraved by Heath, are upwards of 8a in number, and include various Specimens of Natural History, Portraits of Celebrated Abyssinians, and other interesting Subjetts' not in - the former Edition, ant never before given to the' GORDON's SCIENCE (IF DEFENCE FOR THE SWORD AND BAYONET, &c. Dedicated to His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief. This Day W2S published, price it. ts., T HE following Testimonies of Critics, coincidi:lg with•the Reports Made to His Majesty on this Subj.-cc by General Sir William Pitt, and the late Generals Burgoynv and Fawcett, &C. are respectfully submitted to the Public.. ' "- It must be allowed that his method of Defence appears to be by tar the best that has as yet been discovered, &c. By bringing thd - centre rank into the front, and.makingtheril thus co-operate in one rank,. he gives them, in regard to the number of•rnen and weapons, a superiority over other In fantry in the ratio of two to cute; but in paint df puoi.er„lnd dexterity in defence, &c. its a much„greater propurtion,'' 116-Jacobin tor Aug. I hes. , " The Plan of the Bayonet Exercise is orli,inal, immense, and of the utmost national interest.. Were - its advant4es h_ rusted to the doubling the 'Juniper of 'cite forces in all titiies and 'point* of attack, even so it must be irresistible; but, 0.. N. sides donbling the number in the crisis of action, this Exer cise invigorates each man with a wonderful power sixty times greater than he.hatt befori. The demonstrations of thesefaCts are. as clear as anyccrollaries in Euclid, and illustrated Coy - 19 Plates dr.r.vit ay R. Sinirke, jun. We tear only that this Country will not reap all the benefits 'resulting tr,,u tins Work before it shall be translated into different langit,,gas the Continent, where it canniit tail to be sttidiutisly vated ".-L, Universal Magazine for Oct. Fre, - tboi. ' London i Printed for "Egerton, Whitehall ; SitrimondS, Pa_. teinoSter- row ; Faulder, isond-street; and ichardson, ltcyal !Exchange, &c. ' 1 ) -