The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-05 00:00:00

~_ rt---~ ;^ ,~+ ... 4 , -.) „ t ip ~,, ~.. ~ ~ 4_ • -- r ~~~-I~^ I' / 4 -, •••0- . -•') • ti" i . Rey- )f Esq, 1, Esq., cl • itiridge on, of Lodge, ite,' • of sq. )nstan. Esq. Esq- Coiata r Park. ✓reßri ere in crease :Jac; , front a ford, 111ary, YiplV P r944E. hael's ; 7 - 777• uya'r - S. s, Eaq. 41" 4 ‘ 1 ' lye Luz. .(4;11;,7•• if Tll<> geslAre, 4.)tite Tucker, 7itiosNeo wilt of .401.1,r_t It I oaii- itabiliis- 106:0:1, of i)f. dropsy', u .P 1 ptd "? 'I 4 .6160 i ___. won to the tlv beat ttly the 1.ed 1 . - iy 2 ;feed I - lvatelit I to suit nuist ids ) stand cal it pus% t2'y your ireelio o bc' courage 3 IS 1011114 now zio veicomC► lie abo ve DAY. ►urgeons, Ly Years. ,1 Year' Parts 0/ sectea serve, 111 • aruttou.4, , wiIILO e selF.loo nience ;, St. Alo Oxford/ Nit l's, Glar ..cerpool! in ever, in. lioxel Lin direr' kmselyil up wid is BrAigt are cocti imosomm.s.o.l lo ad , b NITALBER 4179.] • . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE; THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 5, 180, will be performed _ . THE TRAVELLERS Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. with entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &.c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Corri. At I.—Characters in China... 1 Zaphimira ( Prince of China), Mr. EL LI STON; . Koyan (liis Compatiion), Mr, BRAI.IAM ;• O'Gallacher, Mr. I OHNSTON E ; • The Emperor of China, Mr.' POWELL; „. Delve (all old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS ; Islindora (Mother to Koyananci Celinda), Mrs.•P 0 WE LL ; Ceiinda; Mrs. MOUNTAIN. . Ac 3 I I. —Characters in Turkey. Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), '.Sr. RTLEY ; Chief Aga of the lanizaries, Mr. DIGNUM Saphi; Mrs, BLAND; A Dance of Turkish Slaye,, Ata 111. and IV.-=Characters in Italy. , • Quke at Posilepc., Mr. HOLLAND; . The MarchionesS of Merida, Signora STO RACE. A Dance o,LL4ziarOni. . •,. • Aft V.—Chiraders In England. Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. 1)0Y.: PO N Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNIS" E 1:. the Prologue to be Spoken Mi. BARTL E. Y. _ _ 'l`llE Cll .1.4.E,N . ' Old Philpot, Mr. MA.Tti EWS ; Young Philpot, • Mr. BANNISTER; Sirgasper - Wiiding, Mr. P Et.S.ER ; Mr.'D F. CAMP ; • Maria (with a Song . ), ,Mlss DUNCAN ;, And Cc,rinna, Miss I tDSWELi.._ foxes 6s. Second Price 35.---Pit 3s: 6d. Second •Price is. , Zillery 23. SeCond Price is.--Upper Gallery.ts. Second c'rice 6d.—No Money to be returned, • The. Doors will be opened at Hail-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. : • . • 7 Places for the Boxes to 'be taken of Mr. FOsbrook, at the l lox -0 tike in tittle It ussell-Street. Tomorrow, The Travellers ; with The Weathercock, in hic.h Mr. Bannister wtl pet form. • A e New Musical Baljad Opera, in 2 Aels'. - written and composed by Mr. Dib4in, will be produced on Saturday hex t. TIIEATRE-lt OVAL D , CtiVENT-GALtEN. • T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 5,' v% 'krtormed • LOVE. MAKES A MAN ; Or, THE. FOP's'FOKTUNEJ Don AmoDnio, Mr. BLANCHA RD ; Do!, Lewis, Mr. MUN DEN Callas, Mr. C. K E ?ABLE ; Clodul, Mr, LEWIS ; Angelina, Miss. BR UN To ; Louisa, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. WITH • WETLY BY NIGHT; • Or, LONG,STORIES. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. FAWCETT. • The Charaders,by Ur. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. SIMW)NDS, Mr. BLANCHARD, - • - Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON ; • • Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE,• .Miss TYR R,. &c. • • Boxes 6s. Pit 35..6d. Gallery u. Upper Galle,ry is. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begih at halt past Six. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. gran:lon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The NeW Farce of We Fly by Night will be repeated every Evening till further nutice. To-inorrow, Master Betty will perform the charaaer of china_ SPRING CATTLE SHOW, IS-,6. 'THE SPRING CATTLE SHOW will be held at DI XON's KEPOATORY, BARIIICAi\i, on MOn. flay and Tuesday the 3d and 4th of March next. No Stock will be admitted al ter Nine o'Clock on Monday Morning. The Gates will be open for inspedion of the Stock at Ten o'C lock. EDUCATION, 13 y Mr. NIcHoLSON, Soho-square, London,. Author of the Philosophical' pyirtial, and' various other Chemical, philosophical, -end_ Mathematical Works. - • I\4•II:NICHOLSON takes .this method of •ac-• •quainting•his•Paronsand Triends,'rhat ns - EstaSlish • Merit (tor Twenty Pupils resident. his .o'wa House) was again opened ratite iSt of this Month. The Courses of - Instrudion are particularly direded to quality YOUNG . GENTLEMEN for the adive-Etnyloy °lents of Society in its , present stete. They iriaudethe An cient and Modern Languages and Literature, togcther. with the Experimental .and Alatheinatieal Sciences, and the Masters; residing Accomplisinnents; 41 .whith..the Ai.-sistrice of able Masters; residing in the Noose, and oft he first Pr.fcssors of the Metropolis, • is employed under his it l / 2 , 6iediate direction. lcdures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Univer sal. Geography, are delivered three times a week, with Ex- Periments, Exhibitions and Conversations, on an. e34osive 4 ....Ppafatus ; land the Stucktits` engaged in Practical Matherna 'les, mate Observations in Astronomy, S.urveying,_ and the °ther Departments of Civil, Military, and Naval Achnea surement, with h . lnstruments.appropriated to their respedive Ptirautts. APII.•. NI CHO . LSON will- be happy to answer any Inqui rcs peeling Terms, and .other particulars,: and is autho. Vied to•refer tolCharaders of the highest respectability who i lkve placed Young Gentlemen under his Care. PECUNIARY ACCOMMODATION. 1-4 ADIES..ancl Gentlemen supplied with any Suni ut Nl'oney, by way of Annuity,-at ten years' purchase. persons living" in t he,Country,. by seridnig the 'partictrlrs of their 'Securities by Letter, will be accommodated as speedily !S if they were on the spot, without the necessity of coming ~,1 0 Town. Country Manufadturers, who wish. to disposebf Cos by Ptiblic Sak; by colisigning them, may di;aw at LlAlit tor aireasonable Advance. Noblemen or • Merchants' ins 'discounted liberally, and with the utmost secrecy and `lispatch. . , _ Letters, post-paid,,from Town and country, diredled for kessrs..llaii and Co, No. IN Warwick-street, Golden &quark: will be attended to. ~......_ , . FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. !AMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. IROM a new Mode ofAdministering these FILLS, by tile advice of an eminent Physician . (see the new Di,. Bilious• Diseases, 16 preValent, particularly among Person.; who have-resided in hot" elititatts, are removed with greater ease and safety thari by any other Midicine: They are tiall etlicaciousin all Disordersof the.Stoinachand.Bow.... in y Indigestion, Loss olAjorietife - , Habitual Costi envess, i i i roMolesoine flatulencies ' and Choi ics ; likewise inLGouty '4bits, in Giddinesi or Ikheumati; Peins in the Head-; as Pell as those occasioned by Free Living, thereby preventing aliies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of Intent- Veralice e Recourse should be had to .them:on. the first attack Of a i Old, or any slight Indisposition, or alter any excess of eat 9r thinking ; _ and thus.aheir welt-known characteristic"l he inaintailed, a promoting Longevity. A ravellers, by sea or lands -should never be without these Analeptic Pills, as they reciiiire neitheir confinement nor 41terittion of diet. 1,,,T hey are sold only by F. NeWberY and Sons , at the Ware tl§e for Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church- . La r d, fourdoors frop Cheapside, London ; at Dr. James's late „ °4 lO in . Bruton-street ; in -Boxei; price 4s. 6d. each; or in , 1 4 " e, large Box, containing the quantity of six, for 2.4.5. Duty. None are- genuine Mit those' which have the s "F. Newbery s No: 45$ St. Paul's," engraved in the tath ps. . r A s ~: , . • 4".'• 4 .j. _~ ~:. WEDNESDAY, 5 1 1806. NEW •PUBLICATIONS. The following Valuable BOOKS were, du•ing the last Se - son, printed for T. CADE Li., and W. DA VIES, in the strand. TREATISE on, the • COINS of the REALM. Ina Letter to the Klng:L:, By CHARLES EARL of LI V LIZ i'b:OL. • • 'Elegantly printed in 4t0 . . pri'ce tl, is. 2. The Life and Pontificate of Leo X. By 'Win. Roscoe. EL:gantly piinteci in 4 Vols. 4to. and illustrated with En gravings. 61. 6s. in boards. , * 4 C' 'A few 'Copies are printed on Royal Paper. IA - -- • . • 3. A new and considerably enlarged Edition of Memoirs of• Angelus Politianus, A ties, Sizic4ris . Saimazarius, Pe trkts llembuS, Hieronymus Fracastorius, • Marcus Antonias Faininius, and the Atnalthel. Translations from their Poetical 'Works, and Notes and Observations concerning , other , Literary characters of the istil and' tocli Centuries. the Rev..W-, Parr GreswelL Elegahtly•printed is one largt-. Vol. 8V0,12.5.. to boatkiS. *,„.* The Additions include, amonot other veryinterest ing Articles, an ample Account ot the .celeorated.Prince Giovanni etgo, of Mtrandula. 4. "rile Pertplus of the Erithre.in Sea ; Part the Second ; containing ,:an Acc oint of the. Naviotion ~r the from the kleaa of the' Re.l ',e..cto Coa.s. o. Ceylon ; txent, 1.). D.. Dean ot Westminster, 4to. illustrated by Charts. ill. ss. in boardS. ' • . _ 's. Hints towards forming the Charader of a Nourig Prin cess ; vols. tzs. h is.. 6. The Life el Sir Waiter RL-dei;vi, Krt. By Arthur CaL ey, jun. Esq Elanthoino-ly t in two vols. 4to and 111.1,iiated enrtrait, tis., tt:s _ „ 7. ,ne L‘f...th Erasmus, - ...4lthart of his ; reat.:_cd from the larger Work of joan iortin. , By A. Lay Ley; 1...5q. , e,v05. 6d. bds. 8. ,viliaary Menton - sof Mr. George Thomas, by ex traokiluary talents and enterprize,. rose from an obscure situ ation to the rank of a General .in. the service of the .Native POw-ers' of 'the Noah West Part of I Itaia. Through the 'w4ole Work are interspersed Qeographical and 7Statisikal Accounts of several of the. States canipsing the Poollsukit especially the Countries of ',ypoor, joutlficior, AnaoiVaipour, and the Country adjoining die Great Desart to the 'Ji.est‘va:d. of Hurrianch. Complied ir , in M r.rab,oas's 0 riir,inal Do. canients. Ifs'i•raticklin; Captain of Iritant6 , , •Nlan ber 6f the Asiatic So,:,ety ; Author of Tour to Persia, and tnr aistori f Shal r ii urn. Calcutta, 4to %vita a Portait of , Gen. ThC:nai iI. g. Tri•zels 1,1 Europe, Asia Mirmr, and Arabia. IV 1. Griffiths, M. D. .friember of the Royal Medical Sid4qty Ed: , inurgh; and of ,everal4 . .oreign Literary Societiet, l,iaci if somely•pirlited in one Vol: .410. and lilustrated by a Portra4, of the Autior, a .il,lp, and wrier Engravings,' by.. Heatii, , t Michell, 44e. 11. I is. 6.E. in boards.' • • to. Familiar Lett:yrs from Italy to a Friend iit England. By Peter Bees. `ord. Esq. iii z Vols. Bvo. i 8 a. inboards. ' I ) );.• e I long' on the Coast of Flanipsnire, Sussex, and Kent, 'iel4tive chietiy I , 4:turesque Beauty; made in, the . Sinu h mFr of te Yearl77./. By the late. Win. Gilpin. M.A. Prebendary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Bold , e, near Lyming ton. . Publishen be his Trustees for the. Benefit of hrsY School . at :Whim, Bvo. is. in boards. Aezdeinieal Quesiikins, Vol. 1. By the Right Hon. Drummond, K. C. F. 4. S. E. Author of a Translation of I'eISILIS. Elegantly printed in 4to. iss.• in, boards, _ • t 3. A Complete Elition of The Inquiry 'into - the Princi- • pies of Political Ecowniv, Old other Works of the late Sir: jarnes '..;.teuart.;.,with an Account-of his Life. By his Son, tne present Baronet. 6 Vols. gym. 21. 25. to board-s. 14.-'Tie Third: and.con i cluting Volume Of The History - of • the Public Revenue of"the British. Empire. Containing an Account Of the Public -Income an Expenditure fr,out the remotest Periods recorded in History to Michaelrnis with .in Account of the . Revenue of Scotland and. Ireland ; and an. Analysts at rile - Scurce , of Public Revenue in:Gene- , rai. 13) , Sir John Sinclair, Batt. M. P. Svc.. gs, in boards. 15. • Miscellanies, An. ist.,:yian' and Histank.al. By • Sayers, M. D. 8vo: uoards.- • 16. A Classical - Dietionary ; 'containing a Copious Ac count of all. Proper Names mentioned in' Ancient Authors, with the Value of Coins, Wel4hts„ and Measures, used among . the Greeks and Romans, and , a Chronological l'anle. .By Lernpviere, D. D. Master of Abingdon School. Hand somely printedin. one very large . Volume, quarto. 21. ss. in boards. • *** 'This:Work, in its new and enlarged fbrovrecorninends itself to the. patronage of the POblic, by a full and interest_ ; log Account of the Literature, History, and 'Manners of ;cient Times. • 17. A Compendious DIA. ionary of the Latin Tongue, for' the Use of Pulilic Seminaries and Of Private Students. \ By t Alexander Adam, ,LL. -O. Re:dor of the High School of ! Edinburgh. One large vol. Bvo, price tzs. bound. 1 18. The Antiquities of Gree,:e. By Lambert Bbs. For the Use of Selioals. 12111 b, 3s 19. A new Edition, carefully correded and ,very consider_ ably enlarged, by 1.. C. H. H. Des Carrieres, A. NI,. in the University of Paris, of A New piaionary, Eu h lish and French and French and .I , :nglish. CoMaining the Significa- tion of Words, with their different Uses ; the ConstruCtions, Forms of •Speech, Idioms and Proverbs' used in both Lan guage's ; the Terms! of Arts, Sciences, arid Trades. The ! witoleextraded front the best Writers. By Lewis Chambaud. In Marge vets. 4to ' F.urCaineas, bds. zo. Outlines of English Grammar ; calculated for the , Use of buil), Sexes at School : in volveli tile Practical Rules of the Language. are eLarly and distio!dly Lid down, and the Speeulative..Dillicultizs as much as possible, avoided. By JohaWaiker,,Anthorof the Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, Elements of_Eloeution, unto, as. 61 bound. 21 An Experiment in Edacation, made at the Male Asy lum at Egrnore, near Madras ; suggesting a System by which k School or Family ,may teach. itself under the superintend ance of the Master or Parent.. By the Rev. Dr. Andrew F.A.S. Soc. F.R.S. Edin. Redor of S wattage, Dorset, late 41.1:: ofithe-Diredors, and Superihteralant of that Establishment, and Chaplain of Fort,St. George. Svo, 25.6 d. ;22 Ledures on the Ads of the Apostles, EZplanatory and r radical. By R. Stack, D 713. late Fellow of Trinity Col lege, Dublin., .8vo; zd Edit. 7s. bds. * o * The General Design of these - Lectures was formed upon the excellent Model of the Bishop of London's Lectures On St. Matthew's Gospel. • 23. A Posthumous Volume (being the Fourth) of Sermons preached to a 'country Congregation ; • to which are added, a • tew !lints for Sermons : intended chiefly for the Use of the Younger Clergy. By'the late Win. Gilpin, A.M. Preben dary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Boldre, in New Forest. Pub lished by his Trustees, . for the Benefit of his School at Bol dre. Svo . . 75. bds. 24; Twelve. Sermons, on Important 'Subjeds, addressed chiefly to the Middle and Lower . Classes of Society. Svo,. 6s. itt bds. 2.;. The Sabbath : a Poem. Third Edition, corrected and enlarged. To•whiCh arc now added, Sabbath, Walks. By lames Grahame, Advocate s Elegantly printed in small ..BVo. ss. hits. *:* A few. Copies on larger Paper, 7s. 6d. 2.6: The SPitit 'of Discovery ; or 'rho Conquest of Ocean. A Poem, in Five Books; with Notes, Historical and Illus.: trative. By the Rev. Win. Lisle Bowles, Prebendary of Salisbury, and Chaplain to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Elegantly printed in small Bvo. 9s. bds. ' 27. Isabel, from the Spanish of Garcilaso s, de la Vega ; with other Poems.and Translations from the Greek, Italian, , tee. By R. Walpole, avo. 3s. 6d. bdS. ' 28. A New Edition of the Works of Edmund Spenser. With-the principaLlltustrations of various Commentators. To which are addeallot”,- some Account ofthe Life of Spen ser, and a Glo:6arial and other'lndexes. By the Rev. H. 1. Todd. M. A. F.A.S. Elegantly'Printed in 8 vols. BVo, 41. 45. 0 .„:* A few Copies'on Royal Paper, 71. 75. 29. New Edition of Dryden's Fables; with a - Prefatory Essay. By Aikin, M. D. Elegantly printed in small Bvo. and illustrated with Engravings, 9s. in boards: - • .30. A New Edition - ofthe Playa of Philip - Massinger ; . with Notes, critical and explanatbry. By W. Gifford, Esq. Elegantly.printed in 4 Vols. Bvo. al. Bs. in boards. 31. The Natural Son, a Tragedy.' By lames Mason. Octavo, 3s. in boards. 32. The Poems oY Ossian, &C. containing the Poetical Works of James 111'Plieraon, Esq. in. Prose ar.cl Palypici with Notes' and 'llltiStrations, by Malc'olin Laing, Esq. Elegantly printed in 2 Vols. Bvo. ii. los. in boards. 33. Sonic of Ossian's Lesser. Pmfinis, rendered into Verse ; with a Preliminary Discourse in Answer to Mr. Laing's Cri tical and Historical Dissertation on thq Antiquity of OS slan's Poems. Hy 'A rcltibald M'lldnald. Elegantly print ed in Bvo, 75. in boards. 34. Memoirs of M. de I.3rinboc ; containing some Views of, EngliSh an-5! Foh!ign Society, 3 Vols. tas.'. • 35. the PYlar's Tale ; or, Memoirs of the Chevalier Or sino ; with other Narratives: By ••1..,. A. Contain, A. B.' 2.• ) y015. 3 b. The Principles of Botany, and Vegetable Physio loAy ; ttinstAted from the Gel - man of D. C. Ludwig Wt ilde now, I' ro:cs,.ar at Beitany . at In t vol. Svo..illus 'treed by ten tics ; - price r. s. GI. in boards. . 37. Practic.,l i'abservations concerning. Sea- Bathing. To which ate ;, Rem , rks on 'the 'llSe of the Warm Bath. By A.l'. 8e.:1,..H, ....I. la. of the Royal College of Physicians', Louden, Svo. :11 . • • 33.. A Clinical ,11.,!0ry .4 Diseases : Part the First; bo ne Clinical i I i,iory of the Acute Rheumatism. A . ' I of the 'taints. •By. . I ohn 11.;:. 0. • S. aea,F. ii.. S.:,Edin. and of other .l Sit°. 55. in boards.. ,•,.. .io.,rd of Wealth in IVlanc.hester,;. • :.•:. .1, ot a I louse of Recovery, intend.., c.l t, p the spreauing of Contagious Fevers, 45. Fne A siat.e Annual - Register, ,r a View W.:IL . ' of Hioilitstan, and far the .olinc's, !...;t,'ratUre Of Asia, tOr tile 'N.,,,rki . 1:11e Si': lite 'V ie,o4) is now in the rogularly . continued. respeatfully AnMince:that they a• otßook.s, - printed • (the grcateli . ,,art usi veiy) tnenis;,lves; ol the, latest and best Editions, andi inelittling a very consicietaleprppor. tion.of the most vat.nable. Works iii the several Departments of British Litaature ; which► may shortly be had, gratis, at• thtir Strop in the Strand ; and of all the principal Booksellers in the Dinted,KingdOnt. This Day was publkfied, price 25.,6d7 TBE TRAVELLERS . ; an Operatic Drama ; .accompanied uy the Soligs,• and by No!cso .. llustrative pf ito :',liibi.c . and S:.•, , nery ; as t:::: wii.:ic is perbrming at this time to overliowing Houses at ,the Theatrc Royal, Drury-Lane. ~ . By ... , .. . By A..CHERRY, Esq. .. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street. Black friars ; and sold, by H. D. Symonds, Patethoster-low ; Bar r ker and Sob, Rus - sell-sticer ; and by ail . ,BooksWhirs. . 01'whorn may be had, - by the tme Author, the 13th Edi tion.of The Solt . tier's Daughter, price zs. 6d. ' ' • This Day w a s published, price 2s, 6d. REPORT of the TRIAL at Bar of the Hon: Mr . . .. Justice IOHNSPN., one of the. fustiees of ills M a j....sty's Court of Cordrnon Pleas in Ireland, . tin a Lihd ./... i n the Court of King's-Bench; on SaturdaY the z3d Day of ilo.. ye:Tiber, ties.. , • Tai en . in Short-Hand by T. I Jenkins and G. Fareph , irson. Sold by I. 131.44erivorth Fleet-street ; . Longman S an d C o , Paternoster-row'; ) . Hat Chard, Piccadilly; - .and ...f. Burn side, LitTey-street, Dublin.. ' • ~ TO PATRONS OF.-THIi. DRAYIA. • This Day was published, . = And Distributed (; RAT) S;hy W. LO We d DES, 38, Berl tord-street, Covent-garden, and may i Je had on similar terms ero'rn every Bookseller, Stationer; and Nevi/small, in tiie United Kingdpm. A. CATALOGUE of above - 800 different Plays; farces, and Oratorios, in a''A. variolis Sizes and Editions tram 4to. to 181 no. hes:r AQS the complete Works of several I.,) ,. .t , n4tietVriters., ati , for - mer Books . of Entertainment,. n)iv..offi:.rcd to the Publii'.7 at NO uccd Rates untitMidiaelnias, 1566, z. Oral .rios, formerly, 6d. and is. each, now , 3d. p l a) s , &e,. publisi;cJ. at 6.1. • Fa,ces, Operas, . heretofore is. , Bd. &e. originally rs.6d; "is. A, .1n Al iovt:c.).ce made to those who purchase for sale, to whom a new C . /Lalogue of 'Qnires will De forwarded upon application. Lately OubVislied, 4:o..price One Guinea, or One Guinea - and a Halt on Royak Paper, . • MITE STRANGER in, FRANCE; or, a Tour . from DEv.oN,fil RE to V - ARIS. illustrated by-En gravings, in Ailuatinta, of SketeYiestaken•on the Spot. By JOHN C ARR, Esq. • Printed for 1: fonnson,'S't. Paul's Church-Yard. British Critic, Aug. 18o3; No. 129.•—" This is by much the most pleasing and intefr;sting narrative of the kind which we have yet met with, pv. - ticularly as to the descriptiom, of ' the'inodern Parisians. 7:he whole is very entertaining,' and written with the 'easy a'ad elegant pen of a.Gerrtlentan. The aquatiuta Engravings 'which accompany the Narrative are very elegant." Critical Review, Nov. 1803. No. 286: " `The Stranger in. France' is by lu'a the m:tst pleasing and communicative traveller whom we. have had the good fortune to accompany. The whole 'we think, interest the Reader, who will lay doWn the book ,v ith i‘lont lily Mir ror.— Rev iew Literature for Aug. 1503 . No. 109.—". With the powerful recommendations lie has brought with-him, he Stranger in France' will not long bu a strati ger in Itnglatici." The Literary journal, Nov.'4. No. 2.35. " The extra&s we have will give our Readers some notion of the en tertainmrait they may reap ifo3l The Stranger in France,' but they form a very inconsiderable part, the Author every where advancing original anecdotes and fads to illustrate the matirm-s of the People." Anti,-jacobin Review, Oct. and Nov: Continued.—" This Volu.t.ne is extremely well written, contains much interest: - ing l'ilatter, and some valuable information." . Also vide Monthly Review for Aug. 18a3, &c. &C. This Day was published," • The Ninth Edition, price is. 6d.,0f A DISQUISITION of the STONE and GRA- Z 1 VEL ;, the. Nature of their Formation in tile Hinnan oily explained; with Diagnostics 'for distinguisning these from other Diseases of the Kidnics, Bladder,-&c. To which are added numerous I nstances of the Dkssolution of confirmed Calculi- r by a Medicine peri'e4ly innocent to theStornach and Viiccra. As also some Remarks on the 6out•when compli c;atud with. the Stone. 14y- S. PERRY, Surgeon.. Printed by H. D. Syinonds, so, Pateinos'ter-tow; Murray, leer- street ; Fles:-street ; --lie.;ket, Pal 1- Mal I ; lttchardson, Royai Exchang;;; and jordanktild Maxwell,33r, Strand.- For the Use of STUDENTS in the ITALIAN and • FRENCH LANGUAGES, and GENTLEMEN, tra vel linA to FRA'NCE and ITALY. This Day was published, In Three Vols. price tl. is. bound, the Fourth F,Ut - ic‘n, Cor ' • , • retied and Improved, - 'FIE . NEW ITALIAN, . ENGLISH, and kiItENt:Ei..PQCK ET DICTIONAkY.. Carefully compilil from the Dict:onties of La crosca, Dr. .s. sun, the French Academy, other Didlihitaries At the, best,authority ; in which the •Pcrts of. I)e . c..c.h properly dilitingnished, and each ‘Vord'accented according to its true :aid 'natural pronliiiCt;l)oll.. TO . which is ..prctixec; ) a- new Compendious. 110TTA R ELIA,- A. ill. Printed for F. Wingravq, J . W: I. andj. Rich ardson, I. G_ Ito' ILi . ;Long man, Hurst; Kees, Davies, ".12. hoosey, ,J. Mil Winarl, :cult t I it: i ( jct. V,Vhere 11 4 • bottatellPs Veneioni's Grammar ;. 4th Edit, revised and corn, cted, price 35. -hoUnd. V encroni's Italian Grammar; a new Eiliti;d'n corrca:d and itnprdVM,, price bs. bound, , ' • . i 1"- .~ . • .., PRICE SI *i.:PENCE6 AD:i11.',',11 . ,7:Y-OFFICE, • • • January 17, t 80„ I — OTTC . E is here 4 given 'Oat a Session. of ,0y: , and rerminer and. Gaol Delivery, fir the Trial 91 Offen convoi.fted o the ll;g•h Seai, within the yurisdiaion of the Al. miratty of Englafra, 6e held at juaice hftll, iit the of .I.,naton, on . the :411) of iFehrualy next, at Eight v'Clock instLe tW ruing, 11 7 11.1,1,111 MARSDEN. 1)..y ‘.Lse to Udo Volum.; 0 ttlyo, 7s. in boards, a Second' Edi tina, w;th Cnrcections aii' large A , a,idions, of Q.ERMONS., By JQI-IN MA.t;KENZIE: P. D. Minister of Portpatrick, and one of Ills Majesty's chap lains in Ordinitry in Scotland. ' Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, price its. in boards,: . • A New Edition, being the Third, of HINTS" tOward4 forming the CHARACTEa of d.YOUNG'I'R!NCESS. Printed for T. Cadell andW.Davies, Strand. Of whom also be had, T. Stritlures on thO Modern System ol Female FAuzation, wit!, is View of the rrin,:iples and Coadv.ct pre•valent a.nm t ; ',Vernon of Itar,k. and Fortune. By 11.).analt 2,10. - e., 2 VAS. 9th rfdition, toS.- in boa;.ls. 2. Sacr:d Dra nias, chiefly intend:l fur Iroun4 Per,ons, The Subjec}s taken from the by'the saute ; t4th Lion, .I.s. in boards. 3 ',V.,rks of Hannah Marc ; handsomely printed in 8 01. 2.>. in boards. • $1 ,0;,>,17 biLrz e 4 #l;i4 ' y • 1.;:i S, , .i ~ • e SUPERWR BOOKS tOrt YOUNG PERSONS New of the tollor:ing . approved Works hive been lately published by Tl. CADEI,L and W. DAVIES, Strand : 1. -p i LAMENTS of • GENERAL HISTORY, .. t Antient and 'Modern ; to which are added, a Table. of Chronology, and'x Comparative View of Antient and Mo. dery Geosraphy. . BY AL Y ,'..X., FRAZER TYTLER, Esq. .. ' Two Vo' t s. O&avo, with Maps, 14s. in boards. 2. An, Alqi ,Igmcpit of Mr. Pinkerton's iNi3lera G;:ora phy, and k: lo s tessor Vince's Astronomical I ittroduaion, ift r large VOL Svo. 'with a Selealoa of the most useful , taps, ac.:tirately, copied from those in the large Works, us. ia boards. . ' - - • *•** - fhe larger Work, handsomely printed in a Vols.4to. and tl.',ustrated by a new Set of &Lips, engraved dy Iww". - y, under the dirediOn of Mr. ArrJwsmith, may als.oke " I as above, price 41. 4s. in boards. 3. A Summary of Geography and History; both Antient rand Mood to ; .containing an Account .pf the Political State and • principal Revolutions of the most illustrious bilious, in atitient.'and -modern Times;, their Manners, Customs, &c. ; illustrated by. Maps, -and -designed chiefly to connect the Study of Classical Learning with that of General Know ledge By 1). A. Adam, Redor of the High School, Ulu . burgh. One large Vol. Svo. tar in boards. 4. Classical Biogrophr; exhibiting alphabetically the proper Names, with a short Account of the several Deities, heroes, and other Persons, mentioned in the Antient Classic Authors. By the same • Svo. 7s. in boards. • • 1 5... A Compendious ISidionary of the Latin Tongue, for the Else of i üblic Seminaries, andof Private Students.. By the same, .80;a s. 6d. in boards. , t. Roman Antiquities ; or, An Account of the Manners and -Customs of the Romans ; designed chiefly to 'illustrate ' the. Latin Classics, by explaining. Words. and Phrases from I the. Rites and Customs -to which t!toy, refer; Bvo. price Es.. in bOards. ' . ~ 7. Grecian Antiquities ; Or, An Account of the Public and Private Life of the Greeks ; relating to their Goveriiment,' Laws, Magistracy, Judicial Proceedings, Naval and Military ! • Affairs, Religion, &c. c,.• rtly designed to explain Words in the. Greek Classics, according to the Rites and Costoms to which they refer. By the Rev. Thomas Harwood, tate of University College, Oxford ; .Bvo. 9s. in boards. 8 A Classic O •Diaionary ; containing a clear and com prehensive Account of all thC Proper Names which occor in , reading the Classics, with Tables of Antitut.Coins, Weights, and Nieisures,. By 1. Lempriere, D. D.. One large Volume Leo. tzs. in boards. *,* A considerably enlarged Edition of this Work maral so be had, in t very large V ol.•4to. 21. 5s in boards; 2 . 9: CoMmentaries on Classical Learning : describing. its Advantage.; to the'aeveral Professions and SLatioris of Litie,'to the Lawyer, the Physician, the Divine, the Naval and-Mili tary Officer, the Statesman, the Poet, the Painter, ficulptor, the Maician and the Merchant. Including also a Sketch of the Lives, and a Brief Review of the WI% tinga, of the princi pal Poet% Orators, and Historians of Greece and ttoine. ' .lik the' Rev. D.R.Lincoln, . Urquhart, M.A. Prebendary of lac .- Bvo. 75.• boards. • , • to: EleMents of Natural History ;'being. an Introduction to the Syterna Naturre of Linotvtia, and comprising a Trins lation of the Charaders of the whole Genera, and of the most remarkable Species, particularly all that are Natives of Bri tain.; z Vols. Bvo. with explanatory Copper-plates, as. boards. , it. The Principles of Botany and Vegetable Phisiology, translated front the German'of D. C. Ludwig Willknow, Professor of Botany at Berlin. a Vol. 'Bvo. illustrated by Plates, tos.-6d..boards. iz. Elements of Natural or Experimental Philosophy By Tiberius Cavallo, F. It. S. 4 Vets. Bvo. illustrated with 4 great number of Engravings, al. zs. boards. ! ta. An Inquiry into the Duties of Men in the Higher and Middle Classes of Society in Great Brit tin, _resulting train • their respedive Stations, Professions, and Employments. By Thos. Gisborne, M.A. '2. Vols. Svo. 45. boards. , 34. Art Inquiry into the Duties of the Female Sex. By tlie , same. Bvo. 6s-boards, or in tzmo. 43. ... Is Isa A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion, and of History, as conneded with the Ihttoduaion of Christianity., and with itt Progress to the present 'nine. By the same,. Bs. Bvo. boards. . . t 6. •A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Truth .and Divine Origin of the Christian ReVelation. By'Beilby, Lord Bishop of London. tzmo. zso6d. bonds. • • . • . 17, An Introduction to the Study of the Bible : contain , ina: Proofs of thesAuthenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scrip tures' ; :a Summary of the History of the Jews ; an Account of the , Jewish' - Seas ; and a brief statement of the Coutenrs of the several Books of the Old and New Testaments (being the tit Vol: of " The Elements of Christian Theology"). By George, Lord BishoP of Lincoln. a large Vol. tam0.•54.„ boards. . • . • • • 18. Sacred Dramas : the Subjects taken from the Bible, tmaa More. ! 45. boards. By I-la 1 . . .. 1 - 19: Letters tea Young Lady on a variety of useful and in, 'tcresting Subjeds, calculated to improve the Heart, form tioa Manners, and. enlighten the Understanding. By the Rev. John Bennett. 2 Vols. 7s. boards. • ~ _ .. • . . • ' zo.':A gather's Legacy to. his Daughters. By.. the late ''Dr, Gregory, or -Edinburgh. 2s. sewed, ora superior I.idi... tion, with Engravings, As. boards. , t. The Female Mentor; or Seled Conversations, zVols. a tzino. 7s..boards; . az. Sermons to Young Women. By the late James For. dyce, Q.O. . 2 Vols. 6s. boards. . . . 23. Addresses to Young Men. By the same. 2. Vols. 7s. !in bosrdS. ' • • DISEASES of le URETHRA, and, Certain CUM. PLAINTS. ' AS Sole .Proprietor. of DARAN's celebrated F,DECAT ED BOU.GI ES and R NIE DI ES, 1111. DUFOU K,-inforrns the. Public, that .he may, as usual, be : consulted daily ,froth • nine to three, at his House, No. Frith-street. t , phO, on cases of Strielures ' 'Obstruetions Giects, & e. &c. as well as Debility, sndevery Disorder where .secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr.• D. has provided a spacious • House,': hat every Patient may he introduced in a separate Apartment.: .Mr. D. has for many years confined himself to that clepaument of Surgery, and from extehsiv:: Practice, and the most flattering istic:cess, he is enabl.al to• olfer;.a method of Cure, mild, eilie4cious, requlfing no con. firernent. or_ restraint in diet, and prey:tilting tile-possibility ofa (elapse, Persons Mille Country. stating theircases fully in a 'Letter; enclosing ail. or 21. Note, Wilt have proper _remedies sent to the amount. • for the'vario'is symptorns,-eec. see Mr. Dufour's Treatise on the above Complaiiits,, Price as. 6d. the sth edition. Esq. :sq, q _ I .-:::‘ T --- I , .