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, r ' 6-•i rt 'it' ' • 5r- t F , -4' • - - t • - , 1 - ;••• • •••-••••, T, - • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan.2o, 1806, performed THE . SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. The Principal Charaaers by 14r. ELLISTON, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr.BARRYMORE, Mr. DOWTON, -Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. .DORMER, Visa POPE, Mrs. IOKDAN, Mrs. H. Sl I)DONS, Miss MELLON, and Miss T I DS W ELL. WITH , THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. To-mnrrow, The Honey Moon; with the Sleeping Beauty. On Wednesday (never performed), a New Operatic Drama, In Five Acts, calked The Travellers. Tfi EA VI. ROYAL COVENT -GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 20, 1806, will he performed DOUGLAS. Norval,. Master BETTY ; L o yd Randolph, Mr. CHAP MAN ; Glenalvon, Mr. COOKE, Lady Randolph, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. To vibiai will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called. HARLEQUIN's MAGNET ; Or, THE SCANf)INAVIAN SORCERER, Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; . Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Tylli, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), MisS SEARLE: To-morrow Much Ado About No t h in g ; ,with Harlequin's Magnet.. OnVedriesday, Master Betty will perforni the tharaiker of Achtziet. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS. IRIS MAJESTY having been p leased to a p point Thursday the 2.3 d inst. to receive the 'Address of the University on Lord Nelson's . late Vidary off Cape Trafalgar, THE VICE-CHANCELLOR gives Notice, That he will 'fleet such Gentlemen of the University as chuse to attend on this occasion, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. lames's - Street, at One o'Clock of the above Day, in order to proce ed from thence to St. James's Palace. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUI TY OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNUILL. DERSONS,desirons of providing for their Families or Dependants may, by an annual Pa) went, secure, to their Widows, Children, or. any other Person, either an An nuity for the remainder of Lite, or a gr..s. Sum to be paid at their decease. • ' Insurances may be made for a.variety of other Purposes to provide for renewal of Leases —to secure Sums paid for r laces or‘Employmerit, or for the Purchase of Lite -states —.-or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, acc. &c. ; and VOLUNTEERS may, for a small Premium, insure against Death from Military Accidents. Annuities are granted to commence immediately; or at any tuture period. -Printed Rates .and Conditions of Insurance. may be had Gratis, with the List of Direttors, as above, or of the Agents of the British Fire-Office-in the Country, who are appointed Agents for this Office. - ROBE-RT SKELTON, Sec. .... BRITISHFIRE-OFFICE, STRAND AND CORN HILL. • •'.. ' INSURANCE granted on Ho uses, Buildings, Ma. nu f a dories, Ships, and all other. Vessels, floods. , fkler e ndize, Farming Stock, and other Property, from Loss or Damage by Fire. ' The unprecedented- Preference given to this - Office by all deicription of Insurers,:. the Diredp,rs. Hatter themselves has arisen, not only tiom the faciifries a dopted in their itnpr - oved Plans-and tint plified Modes of Fire Insurance, but from their ' steidy and -uniform Condul in the general Concerns of the' Business. ~ ...,, • , . . - • They are persuaded th at adhereace to Principle* and prit.• dent Cautioh are the best Securities to the Office and to the Public, arid - that Institutions of this naturecan only be bene ficial whet; due.attention is paid to reciprocal advantages. . Agricultural Stock is insured at 2s. 6d ; per Cent. The Office grants Insufantes - for Periods short of a Year, and makesiood loss by Fire from Lightning. • or Insurances due at Christmas must.4e paid on' or • be fore the igith Day of January nest. Proposals and Rates of Insurances delvered gratis. ROBERT i ' SKELTON, Sic. CRAND LOTTERYi, ' EGI N S - DRAWING FEBRUARY .3; ibo6. • - CHIME ` 3 - - of £ 2 0 ,000 - - are - - 46o,000• - - - - 10,000 • • • "' • • '30,000 3 3-- - - .s° °9 ._ • - 15,mm 3-- - - 'loco --- - - - 6 coo -- - - iOOO - So:o :to - - - - 500 . -...- - - khooo 5' 3 -- - - ioo - k - jOOO oco sOOO lirst-drawnTicketsza. . - .- r . - ito;000 zsoco Tickets - Zzso,ooo ........•••••••••la. par of the.above.Capltals. First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day ro,ooo Ditto - 4th Day - 20,000.' Ditto - - 6th Day - - 2D,000 Ditto . . 13th Day - - ,soco. Ditto - - loth Day. - - TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licericed Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - Ll 9 19 0 ;- Half - - to 2 0 1 Eighth - - ,C 2 12. o Quarter - 5 2 0 1 Sixteenth - t 6 o *** An early Purchase is advised, as the first s,co.Tickets will be entitled to 22,1. each, besides their chance of the pitals. SPATE LOTTERY, 605, Begins Drawing February 3d, 1806. HALL and Co. (Successors to Mr. Nicholson), at J. 1 their State Lottery Office, No. 88, Cornhill, Corner of the Royal Exchange, London, respedfuitliacquaifit their Fiiends and the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery are selling in variety of Numbers, divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, stamped according to Al of Parliament. ,This Scheme consists of Forty Capital Pries, exclusive of tool. and sof. amounting to 140,0001.; and the First.drawmsooo Tickets Are entitled to Twenty-two PouAds each. Orders from the Country, accompanied with short-dated `Bills; Bank . Notes, Cash, or Post-Otfice Orders, executed on the same Terms as it personally present. . • C" Money for Prizes as soon as drawn. SECOND 'LOTTERY for dos, begins Drawing the 3( of February, 1836. CAPITAL PRIZES sold, shared, and registered, prior to 1504, by J. BRAN SC JAIB and Co. 4 Prizes of - 30;00o 1; Prizes of - Zsooo . - - zo,ooo 2.6 - - 2000 11 - lO,OOO 54 - too° And in 1804, and First Lottery 15.05, the following Capi , tals were sold in 103 Shares, larnely, Nos. . Nos. 17,477, entitledlO 92.19, entitled to - 23,300 - 2,600 11,643, 20,000 17,915, - - 20031 45.6, 20,300 4 3,747, - to,o - c,o 7656, - - 20 - ,nze besides several other iocol. ssol. 1,01. &c. Sec. by the above J. BRANSCO MB and Co. moint ContraCtors fOr the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Offices, No. 11, Hol born.; 37, Cornhill ; and 35, Haymarket, Piccadilly; where ICKL TS and SHARES are now selting;in great variety of Numbers, ancl.the Prizes shared : by them paid.on demand. Schemes gratis, and all Business relative to the Funds transacted v‘ith great care and punctuality. N,13. Please to.observc, the 5000 First-drawn. Tickets will be entitled to 221. each, besides the beneficial Chance of every 'floating Capital iu the Grand Scheme ; wily purchase is particularly r recorritncrided. • BERKSHIRE. 1417 a MEETING of • the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of this County (convened by the Sheriff; in consequence of the unanimous Vote of the County Meeting, on the loth of November last, for the purpose of considering the operation of the Ad of the 44th Geo. 111. c. 56), held at the Town Hall, in Reading , on Wednesday the 15th day of january, 1806, MORIS XIM E N F.S, Esq. Sheriff; was unanimously called to the Chair. The Sheriff-communicated to the Meeting the Secretary of State's Letter signifying that the Address on the late Vic tory had been presented to His Majesty, and that the same had been most graciously received. Alexander Cobham, Esq. then-moved, that a Petition , be presented to Parliament pray ing a RLTeal of so much of the Ad for establishing and maintaining a Permanent Additional Force (44th Geo. 111. c. 56)as required Overseers to provide the Men, and intlieting Penalties on the Parishes in case of their Default. On such Petition being produced and read, lames Croft, Esq. moved,'as an Amendment, that the Petition should ex tend to pray a Repeal of the whole Ad. The Chairman then put the question, and the- Petition with the Amendment was . unanimously agruoti to. . Resolved, That the Petition be signed by such Gentlemen °Hite County as think proper; and that the County .Mena bers be requested to present it as early as possible after the fleeting of •Parliainent. On the Motion of Lord Folkestone, the Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Sheriff for his attention to the. Addresses of this County confided to his care on the 6th of May and the zoth November last. William Hallett, Esq. then moved the fotlowiag Resolu tions; and was seconded by Sir John Throckinorton, and which (after the Chairman had taken the sense ofthe Meet ing, whether they should then be discussed, or at a special Meeting to , be called for that purpose) were put separately slid agreed to nem. con. Resolved, • tst, That it is the Right of the People to address the King. - ad, That it is Usual to insert Addresses to His Majesty in • the London Gazette. sd, That to omit this mark of attention to the opinion of the People is shameful if arising from neglect, and becomes intolerable if for the purpose of concealment. • 4th, That it appears that -an Address voted at a numerous Nleeting of the Gentlemen Clergy, and Freeholders of this County, on the 6th day of , May last, on the subject of the Abuses in the Management of the Public Monies, as detailed in the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, was lett by the High Sheriflat the Office of Lord Hawkes bury,the Secretary of State for the Home Departnient —I hat the said Address has never been published in the London Gazette, -And that •it -cat) have been withheld for no other purpose but in order. to conceal from the eye of His Majesty and the Country the Sentiments of this County,and their just indi g nation at the gross and scandalous Abuses there referred to. sth, That for the purpose'of exposing the Authors of this scheme of con,:ealment, the High Sacra be requested to cause the foregoing Resolutions to be printed in the Reading, Oxford, Salisbury, and Bath Papers, and in The Sur!, Cou rier, Globe, Oracle, Tins, Traveller, Evening Star, Morn ing Chrohicle, and Morning Post. BY Order of the Meetin MO g, RIS XIMENES. On the Sheriff - quitting the Chair, Mr. Cobham, Chair man;.inoveda V"ote of Thanks to him for having called the . Meeting, andllis candid and impartial condutt in the Chair; which was unanimously. agteed to. Pursuant to a Decree of the High Cotirt'of Chancery, made in a C.' TRENT versus RA NNING, THE CREDITORS of JOHN TRENT, late of N. EVlington, in toe Colioty"of Somerset, Esq. deceased, are, en or before the 22d day of January next, to come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southamp ton-buildingi, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default there of, they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit Of the said 'Decree. BLEASDALE and ALEXANDERS, Solicitors for the Plaintiff. • ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. rirliE-.PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture,lL Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very' reaped luny recommended to Gentlemen, as being the mOsLportahle and superior to any Others ma d e in London ; Marquees, Tents "Fables and Chairs, on. improved pri n c i p les ; Sea Cots, 'Sofa Beds, and Chairs, tor on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furiture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West'lndies, and'all Foreign - Climates, at • MORGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead Manufadory and War .Rooms, Nos. ,a) and 17, Citherine.street, Strand. _Morgan and Sanders's New invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed * to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tablei ever yet invented, are very - portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and . Chair. Bed Ward. houSe. •. A\\;- , \ • _ • A SPLENDID RELIC FOR POSTERITY. LO RD .NELSON7s LIFE and ACHIEVE MENTS, from a Memoir in his Lordship's hand writing, from his Correspondence, and the Communications of various Naval Officers under whom he served, and from others who served with him ; including many of his own very interesting Letters, never yet published. By JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq. Late Secretary to-Admiral Lord Viscount Hood, Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean, &c. And the Rev : 'AMES STANI ER CLARKE, L. L.B. F. R. S. Librarian to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. ' This original Work will comprise a Fec-Simile of 17 pages written by the Noble Admiral afterthe loss of his right Arm, detailing with peculiar interest' the singular vicissitudes of his Life, from infancy to the date of his Communication in October 170; which invaluable .Manuscript will be after wards deposited w ith this Volume in the British Museum. • The Embellishments will consist of, at least Twelve In gi•avings, viz. Historical Designs, Portraits, Plans, and Views of Battles, and Vignettes, illustrative of the Life, -frau' original Paintings by Benjamin West, Esq. the late Mr. Abbot, William Westall, add - Nicholas Pocock, Esqrs: engraved by Mr. Heath, Mr.' Hitler, and other eminent Artists. It is the intention of the Authors to publish the above Work. in the course of the year, in one Quarto•Voluine of the largest size; printed by Bensley, on the finest Elephant braving Paper. The number of Copies to be printed shall wholly depend upon the number of good Impressions that can be taken of the Engravings ; and it is therefore recom mended to such of the Nobility and Gentry as are anxious for the best Impressions, to send early notice SO the Pub•- lishers, Messrs: Cadell and Davits, Strand. The price of such Copies as are ordered before the ist of I uly next will be Five Guineas ; or with PrOof Impressions of the Plates, Seven Guineas ; and the Money may be paid either,on giving the order, or on delivery of the Work. After which time the prices will be advanced. If timely orders are given, Three Copies only will be printed on the finest Vellum, with the best Proof Impres sions of - the Plates on Satin. The price of each of these Copies will be One Hundred Guineas, elegantly bound in . Mbrocco. , An Alphabetical List of Names, with the Dates of Orders, will be published and annexed to the Work: . CHILBLAINS are prevented frOm breaking, and their tormenting I mita - 1g instantly removed ,by W kI 11' E- k'kE A D's ESSENCE of NI U S "I•A R -,universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rileumatisms, Palsies, Gouty. A tredions; and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain Remedy .has been unknown,or li-4leeled, and the Chilblains have aanallyWHlTE H EA D's FAMILY ..-• V.RATE will ease the pain, and very speedily Meal them. Prepared and sold Yiy R. 1 t 11-IN STON ; Apothecary, 15,' Creek-street, Soho, London—the Essence and Pills at 25:9d. each-the Cerate at is. lid. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom, • *„* The-Genuine has a black•ink Stamp, with the Name of It. iglinston inserted on it. • • • • • _ . . This Day was published, Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, price Ss. inboards, a New Edition of BROAD, GRINS : comprising, with new addi-. tional Tales in Verse, those- formerly published under the Title of" My NiKht—Gown and Slippers:" GEORGERy CO 1. MA N, 'the Younger. Printed for 'l'. Cadet; and W. ,D avies, .S t rand. This Day Was published; Handsomely printed in Four' large Volumes, 961av0, with a - Portrait from an original Flame price 11.-16 s. inboards,A 'New Edition (being the Fourth), with many further Ad - tlitions; of THE LIFE of - SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D. comprehending an Account of his Studies and numerous Works; in chronological Order a Series of his epistolary Correspondence and Conversations with many : eminent Per sons ; and various original Pieces of his. Composition, never before published. The whole exhibiting a View' of Liteia lure end, 'Literary Men in Great Uritain for near half a Cen .2Ury„. during whicb.he flourished. 13y IAMES IIOSWELL, Esq. Pciuted for r,.Cactcll and W. Davies,..Stramt, This Day was published, price Ts. PRACTICAL ACCOUIsTrof a REAIITTENT FEV ER fiecitiently occurring among the TROOP S in this Climate. By THOMAS SUTTON, M. D. Ol the Royal College of Phytitians,, London. Canterbury : Printed by Brines Simrrions; and sold by G. Robinson, Paternoster-row, London. NEW IDIDIA. CALENDAR, 0306, With Corrections brought by the Earl Howe. This Day was publiShed, price only 2s. 6d: instead of ss.6d. 13 ENGAL and EASIN INDIA CALENDAR for .1.) . 1806 ; containing the Compavy's Servants and Euro pean Residents at the aitlerent Presidencies ; "casualties ; Country Vessels ; Pay and Allowances of Officers ; Esta-. blishinent at Ceylon ; . East India DOA Company, &c. Comprising great Additions and ,Amendments to that as belted to be published under the authority of the Diredors. - ' Punted for John Stockdale, Of whdm may be had, in one very large Volume, Svo. pace 14s. in boards, or iss.'half:.bound, The New Anntial ,Register for 1804. USEFUL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN- This Day was publishd, In Three Parts, either Part to be had,separately - , price 3s. each, handsomely halt-bound, THE BOOK_ of . 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Printer Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and. School Li: brary, 157, New Bond - s t r eet ; and to be had of all Book sellers in Town and Country. N. B. At the well-known Juvenile and School Library of Tabart and Co. are constantly kept on Sale an unequalled AssortMent of Books for Young People and for Schools, witlfwhich the Trade in the Country are supplied on ad vantageous Terms. _ . _ THREE BOOKS OF BIOGR.APHY FOR THE US OF SCHOOLS. •• • , • This Day were Published; . New and Improved Editions. of the following interesting, useful, and approved School Books, written purposely for the use of Young lemons, on the obvious and important principle, that Example is more powerful and Mare se duaive than Precept. — ' T.' rr i HE BRITISI-1 N . EPOS, consisting of Selea .1. . . Lives of those illustrious Britons -who have been the most distinguished for their virtues, talents, or remark able advancement in lite, interspersed with Pradical Re tlettions. By WM. MAVOIk, LL.O. Sze. price 4s'. 6d. bound.; and containing Accounts of the under-mentioned distinguished Personages : Alf re d Bacon Newton BaCon Andrews Sir K. Walpole WicklifF Coke ' : - Stair Chaucer Strafford Slone Wolsey Hampden . Wolfe More - Harvey Anson. T. Cromwell Blake -, Barnard Latimer - Clarendon , 'Lyttleton Cabot istilton ' . Chatham Jewell Marvel - Garrick Gresham S%dney Cook Walsingham TillAtion . Blackstone Crichton ' LoCke I ohnsoe Drake Holt Lowth Burleigh Burnet Howard • • Shakspeare Penn Mansfield Raleigh Addison. Sir I. Reynolds Marlborough • ' 2. A SELECTION of the LIVES cif PLUTARCH, abridged for the use of Schools, by WM. MAVO R, LL. 1). &c. price 45. 6d. bound, and containing Accounts of the un dermentioned Personages, the most illustrious and estintable Charaaers of Antiquity : . .. • - • • Romulus • Pericles . • • Eumenes Lycurgus A lci blades . Pompey • i Solon Tiinoleon Alexander Numa Aristides . Julius Caesar l'hemistocles Cato the Censor Demosthenes Camillus Pyrrhus Cicero 3 . SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY ; or, The Lives and Charaaers of the Principal Personages recorded in the Sacred Writings, _prat - tic:ally adapted to the I nstrudion and 1 ni provement of Youth. By the Rev. JOHN W ATKINS, LL. 1). price ;s: bound. '• : - . This important Work, which teaches and - applies the Principles ,of Mel igion under the agreeable form of. Biograph ical Narrative: - ., contains accounts of the following Scripture Charaders : -'. Adam Joseph Solomon Cain . l o b , Elijah' Abel Moses • Enoch -Balsam Daniel Noah 'Joshua Esther . Abraham Ruth . Mordecai Isaac Samuel . St. john Jacob - - --David leans Christ Printed for Richard.Philli,ps, Nib. 6, Bridge-street, Black - riars ; and to, ,-be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books, with the full ailyWaece to Schools. , 4 • O=lN- PART PRICE -SIXPENCE GENERAL POST-OFFICE, . . jang..vy iS, XTALDEGRAVE ALEXANDER, lute a Sorter V . V •of Letters in this Office, standing indieled ar,the'Sevsion 11 Oyer and Terminer holden _for the City of Lond9n7on the 15th ‘..f . 7anua , y inst. fsr secreting a Otter containing , a N-.te ; Whoever shall apprehend and secrere the said Wild,gfave ander in any of, Hit . Majesty's Gaols ,of ibis Kingdsm, within Twelve _Months, will be entitled icsa ReuvArd of • ONE HUNDRED POUNPS, Thedaid Waldegiave Alexander is about TtP?Tftr , cm years .age,.five feet six inches high;. well set; walks Wu his heel, -a fair complexion, stn,oth face, light halt (inclining to wry) cropt close ; be is generally in motion when speaking, has a gee-: feel address, and talks rather thick, has usual worn a blue I,r black coat, and blue pantalGons. By Command 6f Hi FRANClSesty's Fatima:ter. Genecal, FR LING , seeoarv, • .eziS,r • , Nn , . 13, iSoS. rr HE' COURT of DIRECT OR (il , 1%4 .UNITED 'COMPANY of ; 111Ei 4 W1 - 1/lAff'.V.:,olf I:4ND trading to the East •Indies no hereby give Notice, That the. Transfer t!,'',...;1,1'," . ....; ,, tra•y's Stock will be .shitt„vn Titesd4? the 3d - Decer deer 'nekt, at ,i , n4 - ttitTet.; f. ) ; opened avi,n on fuesdqy she 2in Yanudij 1 alio • 4nd that the Dividend Warrants on the sail Stse,t, the st& January, will be ready to be delivered on iitwndaytte . 1 many next. WILLIA Al RA Al S4y, A NEW CYCLOPIEDIA. TO Iff: COMP LETED IN TW LYE moNTik-s. On Sattirday, February the tat, will be published,. in Quarto,' -• Price 9s. Part I.of • • • ANEW AND . COMPENDIOUS Rl'. OF AR TS AN D SLIENC ES, to.be Lici'mplettd . within the year, by the pu blication of one Part on - the first day of .every subsequent Month, •the whole making twelve Parts, or two large and elegant Quarto Volumes„ with one hundred Copperplates, by Mr. HCAT 11 'and Mr. PORT.E.N.. By G. GREGORY, D. 0. DoElor in Philosophy and tlie Arts, and Itonnrary Member of the Imperial University of Wilna; Meniber of tne• Manchester and Newcastle Literary, and Philoso phical Societies ;. Honorary Member of the . Board of Agri - culture ; ALithor of Essays Historical and Moral'; the Economy " ' of - atu re, &c . A DICTIONARY of - ARTS and SCIENCES , in a corn- Pendious form, stilliciently , copious- without being prolix', ac. curate hut not ditluse.,.divest - fd of all superfluous matter, and exhibiting a cleat but concise view of the present state of the various branches of human kin has 'long been a must desirable object to.the English Leader. A , Dictionary is properly a Work of reference, and not of detail ;: and those who wish to become adepts in any one Art or Science, will scarcely study it front an - Encyclopaedia ex, elusively. -• That a ;complete view of the Arts and Sciences may be exhibited on a smaller scale than is usual ly attempted. will be.obvious, ifwe.consider that the Cyclo pxdia of Chambers was originally comprised in two vol urns; folio, large andopen_printivig ; that the first Edition of the Fneyeloi!mdia Britannica extended only toUiree thin volumes. quarto; and that many excellent %Yorks of a similar kind, and. not of a greaser extent, have .been published in foreign Countries. Theretrenchment also of marry superfluous and Lifeless articles, which, have latterly found their way into Books of this description,..wril evidently cause a coasideiable reduction in point of size, without in reality impairing the intrinsic value and general utility of the Work. Should,: therefore, the execution not disappoint the hopes and pXpe6WioliS of those who have projected the New Dic tionary of Arts and Sciences, the following .are the immediate adVahtages whiCh they trust they.may with reason and mo desty promise to its Purchasers. First, It will exhibit a Compendium of - all HuMan Know ledge, the more luminous because cleared of all . extraneous matter ; rathetipratlical than Speculative ; and in which par ticular attention will be paid.to the most useful Branches.: 'Second, It will be of a convenient and comparatively por table size, calculated to lie on 'the Table of everystudioui Person as a Book of constant ieference. Third, It will be printed so as. to correspond with the . quarto Edition of Dr. Johnson's DiCtionaty ; and the pos sessors of both Works will thus have, in tour quarto volumes, and at a .moderate Expence, all the literary-aid which the English.S,tudent or Reader can possibly require. The-Work Will be neatly printed en a new and elegant are vier Type, - cast expreasly for this purpose, on strperfineyel , • low Wove Paper. ' The Miscellaneous Copperplates - Will all be engeaved chiefly' from original Drawings by Mr. }ILA T and the Mechanical Subjects by Mr. POxTEt.. They will equal any Plate's ever given to ,the Public in a Work of this nature ; and those referred to in each Part will be regularly dune .with the corresponding Letter-press. . • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and sold by all Booksellers. and dealers in Books, to whom orders are requested to be given as early as possible. STIRACIA's ITALIAN OILSGROW. FOR .MAKING THE HAIR Tliannexampled.Success of the above OILS for the last Twenty-two Years, in restoring the Hair cut Itald Places, making it grow thick and long, and preventing its falling ()Crafter illness (villidh it Will do in 24 hours by re-invigorating the roots), its innocence and : virtue, sets all other Compositions for the Hair at an immeasurable dist ance. For. Horses.—The Oils are a certain Remedy in restoring the Hair on Horses' knees (and of its natural colour), which has been experienced by all the Sporting Gentlemen in this Country, particularly by His Grace of Queensberry and Sir 'Olin 'Lade. A reference to the First Families may be had at the NO: prietor's house, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and sold; by his appointment, at Mr. Golding's, ,No. Corn bill; Bailey and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Mr. Williams, 4t, Pall-Mail; and Mr. Hinnphreys, t IS, 03624-streets at ss. per Pot, Or. al. .!4s. per dozen, Riot less than halt dozen at the wholesale price. . - • , N.B. The Stiracia's ltali an Oils are always sold n , r l'ots. NEW MEI)teINE AC t. , NEWBERY and SONS; No. 45, St. Paul' F• Church-yard, London, • Proprietors of Dr. !Jmes's Powder and other valuable Preparations,• inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties,t Ile Pt ice ut that Medicine %yin be in' future as. 9d. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozm Packets in a Bottle (as made up for .the,Artny and Navy) may be had for 11.45. Ahd as Stamps are prepared, by order.of the Com- • naissioners, for Mr. Newtrry'S sepirate use, in which the words, " F. NeWbery , No. 45,. St. PaiiPs,'", are engraved, ;ludas it is presumed that this' will be a sufficient secinity against Counterfeits, his Signature on the L'abels will be discsontinued. The following are the prices - of their Medicines, to the first twenty.Of which Mr. Ne,Wbery's Stamps are affixed, but those who purchase , six or More, at a time, Avid' ht . : al: lowed the Stamps gratis. . d. • s. d. Dr. James's Powder , z 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Dct in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do.,Analeptic Pills . , 4 6 , Pills OP 4 0 Do. large Box - 24 0 Freake'sTina..of Bark 4 Dr. Steer's 2. 6 Dr. Huxham's ditto 2 .0 Do. Convulston Oil -a 6 Tonic Pills - 2. 9 Ditto Nitre Drops -2 6 English Colree - -1 2 9 Do: Camomile Drops .i 9' Dr. Hooper's Pills - ii Do,. P a regoric,Lozeftges I 4 Grant's Drops • - 1 4 Aligibaull'S Blois ditto 1 ii loglish's Scots Pills 1 o EssenceolColisftvot „ 3 q Henry's M tgneSia - ,2 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o , NOCtOiI . S Drops - 5 Cephalic Snutt' 09 . SpilStitlry's Drops i 6 lones's it brunt. Tina. 3 o Dr. Solandt.r's Tea, , 2 9, Berry's Bilious Pills 46 • Greenougles Tincture 1 to• Essence of Peppermint i 4 Do. Tolu Lozenges,. t ti . Glass's. Magnesia - 3 6 Essence of Ginger - a 6., N. B. AS .many Persons, particularly Mehssnengt ers, inis: take the liaise of Messrs. Newberg , they think i necessary to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, fo,:y I Doors from Cheapside , . with these words inscribed on the 1 Front : "1-11 E: ONLY WAKENOUSE VOli. DE,. , ' i IANILS's VOW DER..,