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~~~~ i - -_, __-- -_„_______ ...__ _,._ __,______ , ______ _ A • tt. . , .. ... - ~ . c _ .. , . . . ~:v ` r ya (i , • st, '-'!'---- A .2- , "T.r . "l ' • . -' - ,`.:, •.t' , --4 9, - • ' ' , . .:-.• ,- , '' !;., - , . f .--, . ~ . _. .. . I. J. I • • t y i 1 _ ~` - -4-, ; • . - NUMBER 4271 .] h I I) _I Y, 'l AY 23, .1.800. LPRICE SIXPENCE • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Mr. TOHNSTONE's NIGHT. rAN MONDAY NEXT, the 26th of May,, will be presented (never acted here) a favourite Musical Co titedy, in Three Ad's,. called FALSE AND TRUE ; • - Or, TB IRISHMAN IN ITALY. In the course of the Entertainments, and for that Night Only, " The Seven •Ages of Condy Magan, of Ballvporeen," and Irish Parody •on " The Seven AgeS . of Shakspeare," written expressly fur toe occasion by G. Colman, Esq. The Courtship of Mr. O'Rafatty, and Miss Molly Malone ; and the _favourite Song of " The Sprig of Shilelagh and Shamrock So Breen," will Ir sung by Mr. lohnstone.' End of the Comedy, , a (;rand Ballet, called •• . ' THE. FAIR CIRCASSIAN: in which Mademoiselle P AR 1 SaTwill dance her celebrated Shawl Pas Seul. • - . • After Which the Musical Entertainment.of, • ' THE PRIZE. In which Mr- B M will introduce the favourite Songs Of " The Thorn," arid " Young Henry." . -- Tickets - and ,P lb; the to be had •of Mr. lofm stone, No. _5, Tavir,tock-row, Covent-garden ; and of Mr. - Fosbrb,,k . , at tlie 8 . -0 ince, in Little Fussell-street. MESSRS. -ASHLEY respeEtfully inform the . Nobility, Gentry, their Friends, 'and the Public in general, their BENEFIT. is fixed for .WHITSON EYE, To-morrow, May 24, 1806, at the Theatre.Royal, Covent garden, when will he performed a SAC RE D'SEI, ECTION from the MESSIAH, CREAI'ION, and a MOTET, com posed by the celebrated MOZART. • • • Part:l.—Solely from the Messiah, comprised by. G. F, Handel, with additional Accorripapimentsbyy.. A.*Mozart; - Overtnre Recit. Mr..Braharn, " Comfort ye my people ?, 4 1- Song, " Every valley..." Chorui, " And'the glory.'° kci it, Mr. Doyle, " Thus saith the Lord." :Sung,:" But who may abide." Recit. Mr. GosS',. '' Behold a Virgin:" Song and Chorus, - ".0 thou that tellest." Air, Mr. Doyle, " For behold." " lite-people that.", Chorus, `_" - For unto us," Past Oral Symphony). Recit. Signora Siorace, " There yvere Shepherds:: Chorus," Glory to God'," Sohg, Mrs. 'Die, kons," Rejoicegreatfy.';' Song, Mrs.• Blind, " spiced." Air, Signora; Stwace, I knimv that nay , Rc decatev." Grand Cliorus r: '.‘ Hallelujalt.". • • . gart IL—Overture inci'Makfi. Zatiberfiof&-f Mozart.. • , . • Just published, pike 2s. 6d. ; .with ADescription 'A TtIP TO A. 'AiIGATE of its Environs. ' Written in the_ Year aos, By ' WM. ROBINSON, Esq. .. ' Sold -by H. p.. Symonds,. Paternoster row ; and Jordan . '. and ' Maxwell, oppssite Somerset House, Strand.- . - . - • •. ~. ' VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 19, 1866. THE CO MMISSIO NERS for VICTUdLLI NG fll. NIAyESTY's NA NY do hereby give Notice, that art Tuesday the 27th instant 46ey will be reerty to receive lenders; in Writing (sealed zip), and treat for. Eighty Thwesand Gallons of WEST- INDIA RUM, and for Forty. Thousand Ga ll o n s o f i'.OREIGN• BRAN oy to be delivered, duty-free, in the space c t f six weekspne-hall in three weeks, and the remainder in :bra' viee'ks afterwards), into Hifi Majesty's I/lei:lading Stores at Portimouth ; and to be paid for by Bills,per,a6k, with Interest, ninety days of ter date. N. B. Norenderjor a less Quantity than Ten Thousand Gal. lons will be admitted. Speedily will be published, handsomely printed in Nine Vo_ lurnes . oaavo, on aline Demy P.aper, and a few Copies on superfine Royal Paper, a new- Edition of .fig And 'ODYSSEY 'of - HOMER,, . translated by Aiex. Pope,.,Esq. with aOitional Notes, critical and . ~By.CILIJERT WAKEFIELD, B. A.. Printed for the Proprietors of the former Edition. The Conditions of the Ccntraqssniy be seen at the Secretary's o . ffice. . No regard will be had to any Tender in üb,ich the frfre s harl not be inserted in. Words at length; or that shall' not be delivered Jo the 17,ard.bejore One o'clock ort' the said Tuesrbiy the z7th inut; nor senless the Pirson who makes they Tender, 6e some Per. son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for,. •• . Recit. Miss 'llyrer, " Reitoie thy- Champion. Song," Re: turn, .0 Gotl al.ilosts,•*.Sanopso.n. K .:we.' Air.. - .l.3rahan4 " Deeper and - deeper Song,," IslaEt .11,:x Ai ;e1.." reptha. New Motet, " 0 Cod WTIL•n thtiu appea; - 'st." Mo.: - —, , zart. Song, Mr. Vaughan, 4- `0 come let us-Avorflun; '' • An- This Day Was published. In 2 vols.. Bvn. price 18s. in boards, r.t...) , TIT , TAII. * LETTERS*from ITALY to . a Frind . A. in'EIIGLAINI D. - By, PETER BECKFORD, Esq. PTintedfor Payne and Niackinlay, Strand. Where may be 11,1(., by the. same A lithUr, Thoughts on Hunting, pricr.9.s. REVERSION IN DORSETASHIRE. TO .BE 'SOLD, together or separately,- Two Quarter Parts of the Reversionary Right Ana !merest ma.a vary vAivable FREE HOLD in DORSET SHIR after the Death of the present Proprietor, aged Fifty three. the r'ati - ,,nagc of lii ttoyal Highness Viz,: Prince of Wales•. • = For the BP. N_E FIT of Mr. and Miss BRUNTON; THEATIIE ROYAL,COVENT-GARDEN. In ri few Days ,will be published, in 4 Vols. Imo. MHE - aELGIC TRAVELLER; ,or, A TOUR through FIOLLAND, FRANCE, ar,d SWITZER LAND, during the Years rgo4 and 1805 in a Series of Lei ter, from a• Nobleman to a Minister of State. • . - tcliCed by the AuThor of the Revoltiiionary Plittarch,,dec. .Printed for T. Egerton, near Whitehall. , For, - Particulars, apply. to Mossrs. Robinson and Lee, Lin-. coin's -lan. N TUESDAY, May 27, 1806, ,will be pre- VV - seirtd the favourite Comedy of ' . A' BOLD STROKE FOIL A HUSBAND. In thecourse of the Bvening the following Songs : • - " Black-ey'd Susan7—":l7tie Bay of Biscay"—" Tull her I Love Her",---by Mr. Incledon. , • •' The Yorlcshireman, - or the A d ventures. of a Potatoe Ater— chant," by Mr. Emery. Song, Mr. Munden—Song, Mr. Fawcett—Song, MissTyrer: " Our Laws, Constitution, and ,King" (composed by Mr. Shield), by,Mr. I nckdon and Mr. Taylor. WITH \ THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. - Tickets to be had of Mr. Brunton, No. tt, Gloucester street, Queen-street ; of. Miss Brunton, No. z 6, Southarry ton-street. Covent-Garden ; and of - Mt. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, May zr, 'B°6 Nf OTI CE is hereby given, That a'GENER AL COURT of PROPRIETORS will be holden at theirThlice in the Strand, on 'Wednesday the 28th instant, at Twelveo!Clock at Noon, when a further Dividend will be 'declared. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. .I\IEX T MONI)AY, May. 26th, will be .the • FO U Yof Drawing,. when the first Ticket drawn din of the Wheel will receive to,oect. The First drawn 'I icket on the following Day, the Filth, will be en.: titied to 20,0001. ; and on. the Sixtn Day, to zi,ocol. Each of these Capital Prizes will be given tctthe Virst-drawn Tic kets, independent of any. other Prize which may happen to be drawn against them ; by which it is evident that a single Ticket may gain the immense sum of 45,0001. The following is the present State of the Wheel • Prize of - a 5,000 - is = ,c2 5 ,00e -. • - -2,0,,00 - - • .40,000 • • - 10,000 - - - lo,obo , - - .5000 - •- ,000 • - '3.co - - a, OO 15 • • 100 - - - isoo •SO 18o? Besides the full proportion of the. 211. Prizes. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS OR the Fiist-drawn Ticket NEXT MONDAY, May 26, being the FOURTH DAY of Drawing. STATE of the WHEEL. rrze of - £25,000 - - ,C 2( ,00n 20,000 - 40,000 lo,oco - - - - 1 NOOO 5000 - - - 1 0,000 500 " 4° 0 . 0 Joo - -15 op 1300 1; - 26 - And a Lull proportion of the 211. Prizes. TICK ETS and SRA R ES, warranted !Indrawn, are selling 2.1 the. tlid Office of SWIFT and Co. No. tl, Poultry. =MEDICAL. AND CHEMICAL' LECTURES. V MONDAY, June - . 2, a COURSE of. LEC "CURES on PHYSIC and. CHEMISTRY- will re- Xommence at the Laboratory, Whitcomb-street, Leicester square, at the usual Morning Hours, viz. . • 2 3.'ne.THE KAPEUTICS, at a Quarter before Eight. , The PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Half alter Eight. And the CHEMISTRY:,,at a Quarter after Mini . E 0 KG E PEARSC)N, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Pilyscian to St. Gei , r:,•e's ilusoital,, of the College of Physic-kins, &c. Clinical Leelures are given as usual on the• Patients of HoSpital, every SaturilaY Morning, at Nine v'Ciock. • Tine Pr.l6lice of Vacciaation will be taught at the l nstitu - - lion Brovl t A CAIJTION , TO I. AMILI ES.. "'THE great Reputation Nv.iic.ll Mr. BQRGESS • - .41. 'has 'gained by the superior Ex._%tlience of liis'ESS ENC E ANCHUVI ES for F . LSI-I SAUCE . has induced rn.my Yers.ons to 6ive.the sane ?auto tu'.tiit Article. catircly fergit. _ . ___._...... 101-1 N BURG ESS and SON think tt a duty tl - iey owe the Public,-to caution them against such Impositions, as sc'; , er il .1 ..P.cople travel tire Empire,,..9iferiqg Shopkeepqr4,.&c. an ex tra - large profit to vt n the spurious kiwi: they are parti cularly requested to :ik. for B u a ots,s's, .aild to 'observe none ii - genuir.e, but .what have. these: words upon •tlie•Label— '-t john•BurgeSs and :Don's Original and Supelior:Lssence of i • - -1! Warehouse, No. 107, Strand;tonrer'' : • ' ''',• . • .of the Savoy Steps, London,' • .',:-,' ' .1 MILITARY EDUCATION. BoiNmi - iN yisITE rand HOMMEY 1. It* leave to inform the' . Obility,fand OffiCers of the Army, that they have removed to • a much larger ant m are vomModitits at the .Villife• Of Charlton, about half a mile short of Woolwich Cqtnmon. situation. is re rnarlably healthy arid 'and; besides an extensive of Ground attached to the Preimses'for'exertise, 'some of the Gentlemen can be accommodated with separate Rooms. They will be instruded r As usual, in: Mathematics, Fortifi cation, Plan Drawing - 44c. 'as well as in all other branches eonneeled with a Military trlucation. Theya rc.T also qualified for, being admitted into, any ot. the "Milirary Establishments under Government, .and for tire Service of :the Hottourable East India Company. . . Par the flan and Term, apply to Mr. Bonnycastle,Wool .wicli Gotnnfon.—For thop whoretnain during the Holidays, a Master residing in the House attends ally, and the, other 2VI:i ter:oecasionally. -hlO EY. _ . I;,OBLENIFNT GENTLEIVIEN, &c. are resyea folly in ivrrned. t bey I mar be supplied with MONEY TO any ail - mint, on terms equal - to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Ch p) hold, Leaseheira Vand; or I-louses; Money in the Funds:: Marriao Setteeinents, Widows' Jointurs7-elergy -ITiens'.Liyjngs,tor. any other Property. Persons of resped .abflit) inay be supplied on'thei r personal set;usity only. Gm ' Ilenien find'every" libec 1 'accommodation without delay. ' Avplication from t Al- Two,• or Litters (poit-paid) arldr Ysecl, to klessrs•,. Wills and Co. No. so, South-street, square. - . , thems. Reeit. Madam,: Dusse-le, "• First. and Ultiel." " And God saut. "in dour.." Trio, Mrs. - Brand, Messrs.'Brabarn,,and. Doyle; and C; rand - Chorus, " The keavens'are telling." Creation, Dr. ' Haydn.. Part 11/.—Anthetri,‘Mis. Bland and MisEi Tyrer, " [lca: • my prayer. Kent. Song, Mr. M l ahan!, k.itntle airs, . Athalia ; accompanied on the .V.ioloncello by Mr. C. shs jay. Churns, ." Gloria in excelcis." Pergolesi. i Sung, Mrs. Dickons, " The Soldier tir'd." Dr. Ante. Coronation An. them,'" God Save the King." • End ot:Part I. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Ashley. End of Part 11. Mr. Weolti will perform his celebrated . Concerto of The Calni, on the Grand Piano Forte. Principal VOCal Performers: - - 7 -Signora Storace,, Madame Dussek, Mrs. Bland, Miss Tyrer, arid. Mrs. Dickons ; Mr: traliarn, Mr. Vaughan, Mr, toss, and Mr. Di)) Is. . Leader of the Baud, Mr. Ashley. Organ, Ash- The Band and 'Chorusses, which are numerous and corn , plete, .by:the most. appro'ved Performers., Correct 1306 ks of the PerforMance to be had at the Theatre only, price 6d.—Those sold in the Streets ' are sprious and imper red. . . Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. Tickets to be had 'of Messrs,- - Ashley ; and 'of Mr. Bran don, at the l'itcatre,,.whete P7,a c es- to r• the Boxes may be. taken. - This Day were published, In One-Vequine,Ociavo,.priee 6s. in boards, REMARKS. on the . .EARL of SELKIRK's OB SERVATIONS on the PRESENT- STATE of the lIIMILANDS of SCOTLAND ; with a View of the Cmise s and probable-Consequences of Emigration. • Trinted for lohn Anderson, Ellinbutgh ; )ztlil also by Long man, Hurst, Rees; and.prme,. Paternostrux.row, This Day was published, In Two Vols. Svo. price rl. is in boards, • A HISTORY of IRELAND, from the Earliest Accounts to the Accomplishriient of the Union with Great -Britain," in ISOI. ' By the Rev. JAMES GORD-ON, Author of the , History of the Rebellion in nd, and Relor of Killegny, in the Diocese of Ferns, and of Cannaway, in the DiOcese of Cork: Printed for Longman, Htirst, Rees, and Orrne i Paternoster lOW- This Day was published, price is. 6d. T o tie I' - Nlcsirs. Rich,rdsons, Cornhill, r7FeE,RIGHTS of the STUCK-BROKERS DE- L N ED agjust the A Tel'A CliS of tk CITY of • pON ; or„ A rgum era s tashew that persons buying and se Pi ng STOCK only; by Commission, do tivt conic within the description o 1 lirokers-memiontd in "5 Ann. c. t 5. To which is added, a Slatenient of the Proceedings on this Subject whii:h have htely tak - en place in the Court of Reluest. RA N CIS 8..Lr...:Y, of the Stock- Exchan<Ae. • IRELAND. In the Press, and speedily will be nublish,d. Z, o na y o lit m c, vizartir, ittustratt.l witn nuinerout Plates, price'TTvo Gnineas, in huar:l%,, HE STRANGER in IRELAND or, Travels T in that Country 'during the Autumn and Winter of the Year 180$. By TOHN CARR, Esq, Author of the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer, &c. dcc printed for Richard • Phillips, No..,6,Bridge.street. Black friars; and to be had of Archer, Dugdale, Mah9n, Keene, Colbert and Mercier,"Dublin ; of Edwards and Co. and Sul livan, Cork ; 'of Magee, Belfast ; Bull,Materford ; and ail other BoGksellers. _ _ Of whom may be bad, • The Northern Summer; or, Travels, round tll%t Baltic; price Tl,vo Guineas, in boards. OF VilqHt MO BE • LETr; and entered upon immediately, • 1 . 'completely furnished, for a Term of:Y.eac's, of a shorter period, an excellent FAMI LY ITOLJE; 'consisting of an Entrance-hall, good Dining,,Drawing,•and lireaktast.,raoms, 'live best &it:roan - s, trio. Attics, and I . bur Servants'-rooms, Kitchen, Brew -hr•use Under:grOurid - Cellar,- and erery'Other requisite and convenivnt•Office. Also double C'och:house, • Stabhug for tz Horses, I , trg - ii. Garden, and . any quabtity of P.l , ;tute Land, not exceeding 4(,) Acres. • The HariSe is situaie iu the centre of the 1-sle. of Wight, about three Miles from Newport. • • For other Particulars, inquire (if by Letter, post paid) of - Messrs. Clarkes and,SeWeil, Newport. CAPITAL, AND..S . I . Np'U - LAItLY VALUA- Bi E %VINES TO BE SOLD BY KIJCTION, - By. Mr.. CiIIUSTIE, , - At his (rear Rut.rtn; matt, - nra rev Days, rTHE VALUABLE CELLAR of CAPITAL and CHOICE li,' I N . ES' of the very finest Quality and Fla. your, of a DISTINGUESHEDPERSONAGE, lately•de eVased ; consisting of .matchless Old Port, East. India Ma. Beira, Sherry, 'Red and White Champagne, Red Clarets, Chateau Margot, Lifete, and Latour; W hite• Clarets, called Vins de Sauterne,' de Grave, and Barsac ; a sniall Quantity of Old Hock (too years ild); Red Constantia, .unequalled; and other curious and late W inc.s. • • • 'Further particulars in a few . _ dayt: • VILLA; BANKS OF THE 'THAMES, -STAINES, SUP REY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE• CONTRACT, . By Mr. CHRISTIE, MHAT Beatitifyil and Campaa VILLA, called F.C.IIA NI HY TI-1 B HOUSE, with Coach-house, Stabling for . our horses, Offices; Lawn, - and Pleasure ground of two acres, shaded by fine spreading trees, 'find slop ing to the Thames, and three acres of Meadow and five of .Arabic (held for at years) ad . ;oining thereto, on the "link and Surrey Slde•Of the Thames, at Staines. . • The Premises comprise,on the G round Floor, a large Billiard Room, Dining Parlour; and interior Apartments. .0n the First, a spacious . Drawing-ropiii, Library, tbur - Bed -chambers, and Breakfast-room, commanding a pidtireigne .view over the River to Windsor Castle, and tour Bed-looms in the Attics. .. • .• This singUlarly eleant Villa and clroutitis !lave receikd embellishments from various hands to the amount Of se-erAl thousand pounds; and are now in COMplete.autputest order, fit for the immediate occupation of a Genteel Family,; held on Lease, iw"elve years Mica pifed, at the trifling Rent-of ; but the Lease may be extended to 4 . ; years - onnallownig a small advance upon the annual rent. . • . May be viewed, with Tickets , plly, and further particulars , may be known of, Mr,Christie, Pall SC)UTIIANIP,T()N. TO BE sol. 1) BY AIJ (2 11 ()N, By Messrs. On• Monday, the-26th Inst. at the Dclphin - Inn, Senutharrp ' ton,.'at2Twelve O'Clock, in Five LotS, by order ci the Executors of Mrs. Mary Wood, deceased, - • . Q.O ND R Y FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD L) ESTATES, the latter held under the Corporation and Q.ieen's College, renewable according to Custom, consisting of-various Houses; Tenements, and Premises, situate adjoin ano‘9.l)Poite the Theatre, in :Trenpli-street, also'acijo.in ing the 'Town Walk, and in Blue Anchor-lane, Southamp ton. lett at low old Rents, amounting to 1121. per To buNiewedi3atid Particulars had at the Place of Sale; also at the George. ' Winchester ; and•at,Messts. Graham, 23, Red Lion-square, London. ' • NEAR• LYMINGTON, HANTS. • • BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the .Angel Inn, in Lymington, on Tuesday, the loth. day of June next; at TwelVe o'C hick dt Noon, unless before Disliosed of by Private Contraa, of which due notice will he gIYO,, A Couvenie.ht. DWELLING-HOUSE, surround .ed by a thriving, Shrubbery, ,with a double .Coach. house; Stabling . for eight bbrses, Carden and Padttock, Con taining in the whole about two acres and alliance, most 'de sirably situate at that much admired .spot called y R's- HI LL, ou the borders of the New Foresx, one 'mile and a half dishnt from Lymington, in a most respeeLible neigh. bburhood, with - roads remarkable fur their excellence in all seasons. . . _ The House contain.; two good Sitting-rooms in, front. eacii 16 feet square; a small Back Parlour, with an excellent Kitchen; lircwhouse; and other convenient -Offices on 'the Ground_ Floor . ; three good Bed-rooms, Wii s h a light Closet and Water-closet on the First Floor; and three Servants: Rooms'irt the Antes ; With excellent underground. Cellars, and iplentiful 'supply of good-Pump and Rain Water.' The : Prenirses, -which are Leasehold to a term of tam years, were lately occupied by Mrs. Coppell ; they are pecu liarly aclaiited'tbr *the residence of a small Genteel Family, and immediate possessi-m- can he given. For further particulars ; and .a. view of the Premises, and ID treat for the same 'by Private,. Contrael, .apply (if by letter, .postpaid) tn, r.- N. B. About six Acres ,l..and, adjoining - the Premises, may be tented, by the Purchaser, kl requireelt COMPA:NION TO THE PEERAGE. - This D.:y teas published, • • Price gs. 6d. in irJard:. , , or los. 6d. bound in rt:d, in one thick and' clOsel , y printed Volume, th 4 size of Debrett's and !tears!ey's Peerage, BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the PRESENT HOUSE OF COMMONS : COntaininghriefbnecori - eallotices of the Lives, the Family, and Party Connections, the Senatorial Charatlerand•ConduCt, and all other, pseftil and SatisfaCtory Particulars relative to ALL THEE M.E MBERS O.F . 00A1MONS HOUSE 0 R LIA M ENT ;' drawn up and-printed as a Compa. Ilion to thelenurt •Kalendars and the Pockbi Peerages.- In an Appendix are, given. all the Divisions which have taken Mace on Great Public uestion;; during several years past. , Printed for Richard Phillips, No.fi, Bridge-street, Black friars ; by Black and Parry, Leadenhall-street ; T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town.and Countq. '. • . . In a few'Days be . published, • In Fool3cap..B.yo..pricc.-Se. bQards, e - rabo.lished . . . d . .. with a coloure Plate, desi.:,.n.i.d and engraved by Pyne, . MITE‘MfSERIES of HUMAN . LIFP.',-; rir, Thk.: 1 Griithis.6l 2 ,Tiniothy Testy and Sitinnel'Sensitrve, with a few-Supplementary Sighs froth Mrs. Testy ; in Twelve Dialogues. : . i , . At, ai, o, moi.—Eurip. Phoin.Act. quint. Scen:lert, Heu, Hen !—Catut. Poem. lxxx..--6. - : : ' Oh! 011! oh ! —Shat:. Macbeth, Azts. Sc: t. Printed fur William Miller, Atbemarle-streo. Lately published; price bs. printed unitinntly with the. above, An Essay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting; with. an Engraving, designed by Gilray.- - • .. On Mon:lay, the, 26th of May, will bepublished,.splendidly printed, in two thkk Volumes RoyalQuintO, and a few Copies on Imperial Paper; with Proof linpressioils of the _Plates ' • MHE PROGRESS of ARCHBISHOP-8ALD ..1.: - WIN through WALES, on the •SERVI CE of the HOLY t:ROS,S, A.D. ttBB;•and theDESRIPTIQN of WALES, written in Latin; by (..; LRAM) lIS DE 1.3 A R.R I, franslatett into English, and illustrated with Maps; Views, and Annotations. , • , . 1 . 3 y Sir RICHARD COLT 11DA121 , ., .13i:rt. , _ . Volume the .First - contains a copious Life of Giraldus, and an -Infrodudion td the History of Wales, in which the Inikt sions of Britain by I ulius Ca3sar, Plautus Clauriius, and Os torius, are accurately described by Maps; as well as the Pro 'greSs of the RoMan Legions in Wales, until the period of its final Subjugation by . Agricula ,• together with a detailed Ae codnt.of the several Roman Roads and Stations still existing in the Principality - .• • This Volume concludes ,vith the First •Book of the Itinerary,. and contains 14 Views of Castles., jAbbeys, &e. engraved by the Late Mr. Byrnei in his best manner, and 14'Plates by Basire. , • Volume the Second contains the Second, Boot: ofthe pry, and the Description of Wales, in ti,vo'Boolt . s, by Gi valdus ; a Supplement, in which the places omitted by him :are described ; land an Essay on British Architeaure, in which its progressive History is traced in so easy and perspicuous a 'Manner, that, by the assistance of the annexed PlateS, the knowledge of its principles and tbrmation. may. be acquired witdcertainty, and without difficulty. A List 9f.Pkiniica tioris, relating to Wales, is added to this VOlurrie.,. which - contains 17 Views Of Castles, Abbeys, &c. by Byrne; one large. 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