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, lIM` "-t 12$ .1 j , '( • ‘ , " - '''-'•:','4o.-4 , ""," > ~ 4 e1.• . . : • '4 l ;IT:. v; ,-7 ' k • • . , , • , . , , -,- uie •.. . ._.. -• , •,......,A . . . i_ e. v • -...r.,, . - ...._ .. ryr i • , _ . . 1 ..,'-i4l k, VuLLA V A) . '''. 'A Vg ci*Z ? f .,_t1 , .. i.;14: 11e,',.'"• „. ; :..A, - • 4-4 , V-7. 4.. X. ' 12 " .. , :6t • .of W.....:.• .TorgAgitlit';:iap.„‘ ----•1•Ar4.4 474:7 -- ir. - "": ( 4 . ;1- , 1 . r . .21.14 , 7 iN 's ~ 4 . 'b .ZFII, e) , • „, NUMBER 4167 .] wEDNESDAY, ,JANUAitY ,1800. I)lttct BixtExct.. ••• • - . Indeptndent .Meet. at Colchester„ 6 t t 2 tz i 8 3 A Company Of Equestrians, ditto, so o o Mr. Archihald.Fleinitg, ditto, -5 5 o Parish of StogurseY) Som cr sets b ^ 36 1 o Front Ripon and its vicinity, pei-Wiliiarri Thcak . stotiC; Esq. Mayor . Dr. Waddehive, the Dean, . ;5 5' o John lleiton, sea. Esq. Stainly, lo to o Lady Liddle Norton, S S 0 Lieut. Col. Wood, Holten , S S. 0 ;RZv. - hlr. Brand, lixelor of Wath • 5 S o Mr. Wm..lleslingro.n so o Surplus - of a Fund for defraying the ex. . pence of Ringing, &c. on receiving the Dews of the Victories - .Suhscription ut the Methodist Chapel, Skelgate ' • - - Sundry Subscripticif4 from the Inhabi - . tants of Ripon and its vicinity - NEVER ACTED. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS' PRESENT EVENING, JO. :isoG, will be yertbrmed VOCAL CONCERT, ao6, • • NEW ROON)S, HANOVER-SQUARE _ • MtSSRS. HARRISON, BAR' fLEMAN, and GREAT() R E) , C, most respectfully acquaint the No bility and Gentry that the CONCERTS will commence at the above-mentioned Elegant Rooms, on I' RI DAY the 14th of February,. and be continued on every succeeding •Friday to the End of the Subscription, Passion and Easter Weeks ex cepted.' • Terms' of SubscriOtiOnFO UR - -GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets are.transferable in Families, , Ladies' to -Ladies, and Gentlemen's to Gentlemen ; or Two Ladies not ot the same Family, or Two Gentlemen, may, by en tering their !Names respeuively at the time of subscribing, transfer their Ticket to each other as heretofore. To render, the Company sefeel, it is- an indispenSible Condition Of the 'Subscription, that any Ticket sent - a Shop,. or a Dealer, to be disprised ot, shall be forfeited for the remainder of the Season. . • - - PATRIOTIC FUND.' • I. to y o't, lAN. 14, THE Fee mgs of National Enthusiasm and Gr;' , .- ti tilde, excited by the G lorious V CTORY of T RA. FA LG AR, have .beiin displayed in CONTRIBUTIONS of unexampled Liberality to this Fund, - establiSlied fOr the Re liet and Encouragement of those engaged in ihe'present mo 7 • mentous Contest. The Col leaions after Divine Setvice,On the Day of Thanks giving, with other new,Cotrributions,exdusively apptopridied to the Relifof those Wounded, and to the Fatuities of those Killed, lit ilis Majety's•Service, amount to 77,1741. T4ie new Subscriptions 6,r the general Purposes of this Institit 7 . tint), amount, to 43,4061 and the Committee estimate, that after payment of every call occasioned by the late signal Suc cesses of His rd,jesty's Arms, a Surplus of 195,57dd. will zeniain to meet the future chims of British valour. THE TRAVELLERS Or, MUSIL"s FASCINATION. ; With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Zicc. The Overture and Music cotnposd by XI r. Corti. • Act —Charaders in China: Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. E L LISTON ; Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRAHAM ; : • . O'Gallacher, Mr. OHN SION E ; • The Emperor of China, Mr. - PP WELL ; Delvolan old Gantenet), Mt'. MAT F.WS ; Nindora (Nlother to Koyan and Celinda),. M. s. POWELL Celhida, Mrs, MOUNTAIN. Adl -'---:Characters in Turkey. • Mustaplia.(the Grand Vizier), Mt. BARTLEY ; Linet Aga of the :Inizaries, Mr. DIGNUM; 'Sapid, Mrs. BLAND; A'Datice of Turkish Slaves. A6l 111. and I V.—Charaders in:ltaly. , Duke Lit Posiiepo, Mr. HOL.LANI The Marchioness of Merida, Signora STUB ; AGE. • - A Dance of Lazzaroni. Ad .V 'haraders En:,;laud. Admiral Lord -Hawser, Mr, DO Sun:line ~ att old - Sailor), Mr. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY. • .11ttTH• In former Wars, Subscriptions. were confined to the suf_ feters in niqmorte suceessful •At the .conmieneenient of the present War, this Institution was founded on the more. enlarged and liberal system of including the cases of all those )vlio sutler in adinn with the Enemy,- on every vceolan wh.ftever E and extensive as . the plan ap pears,cit finkts-abiniclant res6uKts in' the public spirit and liberidity or.ttie 3 3 0 3 !3 o Subscriptions are received, tin- the Managers, at Mr. Birch all's, No 1'33, New Bouct-Street, where Tickets will be ready for delivery to the Subscrtbers of last A ear; on I%lontlay next, the,z7th of fattu4ry, and to the. New Subscribers on Nionday the 3d of - February_ Tile Subscription will continue open till'the limited number be completed. No more will be is sued than the Room can \N J!' accommodate. The La.l2cs' Tickets ~re Green, and the Gentlemen's Red. The rule or Curiiiii , i - lWert to sell single 'fickets, nor issue less than a W hole Subscription, \vat be strialy adhered to, as in former 'Nears.: • • • - 47 to 0 94 0 0 [To be. continued.] This Day► vere published,. In One Volume Od,tvo, illustrated by Ten , Plates, ice los. 61. hi tyards, 1. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. • • .CONTRI3UI'IO NS., after Divine Se.rvice. OF. the DAN :J.4 THANK SG I VIN (; , for.thelt E oftbe„. V. A NlLt', SOI.DI ti RS; MAKIN ES; antlVt)'l.l.) N'rln. RS,Wound -- ed.; and the WIDOWS, (,)iti'll.XN:), .144 RI 1../t"1:1V S of o:use it .:11:J'e4ty'ti 'Service • • ,C. s. • Churches, Chapels, Rev: Cle; - ,q_ymen Sums, and Aleetinsi. uho treat bed. “lie tied. Amfitult - lady ertisaf - - 75,61.1 11 - THE LYING VALET. •. , Gayless, Mr. HOLLAND; Sharp, Mr. MATH E INS ; • • Melissa, Miss BOYCE ; Kitty Fry, Miss ivIL L LON. .. 'laces for the . Boxes to be taKen of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Ilox-Ofticein Liitleltusseil-street. p - Since tree Conclusion of last , Season .the Concert Room has . completely ventilated, and a New Orches . tra i s eretted tiveiezt lower in . front than the former, one. _ Nubscriptiots - frorn the Town of Havant, in Hants : The Non-Commissioned and Privates of VIILATRE-ROyAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jaw 22 18Q,u, will he pertorrned , BARBATIOSSA. 'Acltmet, Master BETTY • Barbarossa, Mr. MURRAY; • Othman, Mr, CLAREMONT; Zapnira, Mrs. LITCHFIELD. To which wilt b ~decd, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called -HARLEQUIN's MAGNET; Or, THE SCAN ;INAVIAN SORCERER. Harlequin ' - Mr. BYRNE ;..• Pantaloon, .Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), • ' - itliSS SEARLE, Boxes 65.. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery is. The Doors to be opened at halt past . Five, and begin at halt past Six. The Pantomime of Harlequin's Magnet ; or, The .Scandi pavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received with unbOund.4 applause, will be repeated every I. 2 .,iiening till Saturday, whom it'must be withdraW nOn account. of the pertbrmance Of a New Musical ,Entertartunent, called, " We Fly by Nigiit." To-morrow; ine Play of Cyrnheline, Kim:oi Britain. To the Most Nople the Msir9uis of BUCKINGHAM, Pre sident, to the . VI C E-PRESI 'ANTS, and the'TRUS TEES of the WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, THad intended myself the Honour of ff adaressin • you on the first Vacancy for a SURG EOINI to the C na lin, under-your protedion, and of then stating my preten sions to your Interest, but a Gentleman, one of the Candi dates for the tibceof Assistant Surgeon, being recoinmended by the Physicians and Surgeons, I aMinduCed to decline the Canvass until a more suitable occasion. 1 have the Honour to be, My Lords, Ladies, -and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant; , WILLIAM COOMBS. No. 8, Adam-street, 'Adelphi. , GRAND LOTTERY, B EGINS DR WING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. 'SCHEME, 3 • - of ,C 20,000 - .- are . - k6u,000 3 .. - . 7 , io,ogo -•- - .• - • 30,00 q 5 000 - - - - • .• 15,000 2000 1000 so, - io,bod 3 ... - - . 8 . . .. - 20 . ... -.' - . . ' Principal Weal Performers. Miss I'ARKL, and - Mariadie BIANCHI ; Mrs. DI CKON S (late Misoyoutc), and Mrs.. VA U GUAM ; Miss GRIGLIETTI (Pupil of 'Mr. Rauzziui, bath), • And Mrs. ASIIE. ' - • Mr. HARRISON, Mr. SALE, Mr; GOSS, Mr—VAUGHAN, Mr. ()ORE, Mr. ELLIOTT, Mr. HORSLEY, &c &c. • ' • And Mr. BART - LEMAN. With a complete Clitus.: Principal InStrumental Performers. • Leader of the Band, Mr. W CHS-E LL ; Principal Secoud.' ,, iolm, Mr MOO ALT ; • First Tenor, Mr. SHIELD; " Principal Violoncello; Mr. LINDLEY ; Double I.sasses, Mr. DRAGONETTI (Principal); . And Messrs. BOYCE and SMSKT ; . Oboes, Messrs. LING and,F.OS PER ; ClannetS; MesSrs. MAHON and OEI V ER ; Flutes, Messis. ASH E and. WEI DN F.R ; - trench Horns, Messrs. PETRI DES ; Bassoons, Messrs. HO LIMES and LYON ; Trumpets, Messrs , . HYDE and CAN"FELO; TlValbone, IVIr., , MARIDTTI • Double DrUrns, Mr. j NKINSON; Organ and Grand Piano-Forte, Mr. GIZEATOREX. Among the instrumental Perfo'riners ate MeSsrs. brooks, Lavenu," I. and C. Lindley, Rawlings, Reeve,' T. Holmes, S. T. Lyon, %Vials, &c. &c. The Wiwi has been increased this Season tbr, the purpose of introduc►ng in each Concert a Full Grand Overture, by Haydn, .Mozart, or Beethoven; and a •Modest Concerto or Concertante. Many New Songs, Duets, and Glees, will' be produced; among which arc the Pieces composed for the Conceit, totes' Society by Dr. Callcott, Dr. Stouti,'• Mess. wenoe, Horsley, K. Cooke, M. Rock, Llliott, and Spniforth, • which have never been publicly perfor►r►ed. The favourite ConiNsltions of Sir john Stevenson, Mus. D,' I'. Moore, Esq. ,Mr. Shield, and Dr. 'Clarke 4ECam bridge, will also be introthiced. ' Paiticulars of the - F1 Rs"l CONCERT will be' shortlY announced. • •MHE Temporary House of the' LONDON IN 7 LON, as far as respects the Library and Reading RoAris, is opened This Day for the use of the Pro. prietors and Subscribers, at No.• 8, in the Old [et ry ; where rickets of Admission may be obtained, on application at the Clerk's office: • By Order of the Committee of Managers, Jan. 18; 1806. S i;vitlEL WOODS, Fec PIANO -FORTE and HARPS to be Sold, in co , • n Stquence Or . the Death of a Lady, itcs, has ],at a small Family unproviihxl. for : . Upright Grand , Piano-• Forte with Additional:Keys, which cost Eighty Guineas, anct will be sold tor likewise two Second-hand Harps, one of which will bi sold for Thirty Guineas, and the oilier for Twenty-five GlllllCiis.. They are brilliant toned InStrtinients, and are well worthy an early attention, being exceedingly good and cheap. Harp, Piano-Forte, and Violin, taught by Mr. 1-10,111nan, .andrAssistanis. • • • • 50 - zoo 120 - - - co - - soao First.dra.,vlaicketszz 250:o Tickets so-)o 6000 ito,ooo ‘2 5 0,000 Par of the above Capitals. • First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - - -kro,neo Ditto - - - - 4th Day zp,coo Ditto - - 6th Day, 2),0c0 Ditto . -.- Bth.Day 5 . 00 - • Ditto - loth pay - TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket -• . k i9 19 o . A. to z o I,Eighth - 12 0 Quarter - 5 2 olSixtentli - t 6 o *** An early Purchase is advised, as the first soo Tickets will be entitled to 22.1.'each, besides their chance of tile pitals. STATE LOTTI:Ry,. • To begin Drawing February 3. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, London, and at their Offices in most of the principal Towns, are sell _ing the TICKETS and SHARES of the piesent LOT. TERY, in which the sOOO First-drawn Tickets are entitled zzl. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes. The only Prize,of to,oool. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also N••. 3973 - a PriZe (000' 7176 - - • Soo • And in The lotteries immediately: preceding:. No. 679 t - - 4'20,006 No. 20,952 ‘lo,ooo 9362 - - 10,000, 19.556 - '5060 Besides others of 20061. toool. 5001. &c. &c. LOTTERY INSTRUC'FI . ONS, By CARTER, 8, CHARING-CROSS. • PalronacY6 CARTER has received from his numerous Friends, renders an. attention to their In terest a necessary, but pleasing duty, and'he shoUld make an ill•return for the obligations he is under. to the Public, did he mot inform them, that those who wish to adventure wisELY, should adventure imm ED.:A TILY • lie therefore invites the Poblid to pay an EA R LY Visit to t he ot.b . rs.r and most FrOlt . .. 'TuNATE OFFICE, No. 8, ,Charing-cross,. where lie •confi -4.lently hopes to treat them with. the, substantial Banquet of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. N.B. Oh Monday week the Lottery begins Drawing; on which Day the First. drawn Ticket will be and the • first soma Tickets 221. each. FIRST so*-., TICKETS. • BISH Contra&or for the approaching Grand 1. • Lottery, solicits the Public 'to notice, -that the tirst iOOO Tickets drawn will all be Prizes.trern zzl. to ;0,0004, The First-drawn Ticket the first daycinnot be less than 10,0i21. and may be more; the Advantage in buying soon is therefore obvious, as those whose Tickets are drawn early will be SURE TO GAIN; And if their Tickets art not drawn Capitsl.Prizet in the first instance, they 'will - have the advantageof changing theM, •witlyut any additional Expellee, .for undrawn 'ficke-is or Shares, by which means they have a double Chance for the numerous Capital Prizes with-which the Scheme 'abounds. The last 30, 0001 . and the 'two last zo.000l: Prizes ever drawn, were all shared and sold at . No. 4, CORNHILL, and g, CHARING.CROSS, - Where Tickets and Shares are selling in great varietr, - and where all Business in the Public Funds is transaAeci With tmelity and dispatch. . . The Lottery begins Vrawhig the $d of nest Month. , . . . . This Day was published., Neatly printed in 1211'10: price Gs. bOards, A GRAMMAR'• of the GItEEK, LANGUAGE, neW'attd improved Plan, •in English and Greek. ' By JOHN JONES, • .- 'Member - of the Philological Society at Manchester, • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, - and Wine, Paternos ,ter-row. • This Work, on an attentive examination, is in reality in the title-page it professes to bey a Greek Grammar •upOn an 'lna - proved as well as a new plan.—lt - is. evident that the - Author iS fully competent to- what he has undertaken, and that his deviations from the usual track of G reek, G rain- Inarians are the result of dose attention and adual observa 'tion. • - We,,cannot but regard Mr. Jones's G reek Grammar as a book that Mil be peculiarly . 4erviceable to thdse - who study .or teach the Greek Language."-;-1 - mperial Rev. March,,rB.,s. • As above may be hail, Creek Exercises, in Syntax, Ellipses, Dialeas, Prosbdy, and Metaphrases tither the. Manner of". Clarke's and . Mair's ..Introductiontp the makingof Latin,") adapttd to the Gram rnarsnl Eton, Wettenhall, Moore, bell, and Holmes. To which is prefixed, A Concise .but Comprehensive . Syntai. .Bysthe Rev; Win. Neilson; •MiniSt.er of Dumidaik,• Ireland. 1n One_ VoLipe, 0 dayo, ss. • in Lvaigs, and- with the • Key, Bs.• . _ . • the Havant Voinnteers i p e r MiejQr.G.4rrett - ,30 0 0 .Sati - fuel; Lecke, Esq. - . . - 10 10 .0. Mrs. Leeke - - - • •.. • . .5 5 '..0 William Garrett, Esq. - - . lo to 0 Mrsf Carrett - - - . ~. - 5 o Colleaecl at the ParishlChurch, -.1. D. Renaud 19 12 .51 111ajor Cranford - . - . 5. 5 .9 Rev. Mr.. Scott - - .. : 5 o 0 Mrs. Scott . - ... •.. 5 - 0 0 .. Henry Budd,. Esq. . . - - 5 o o 'Tudor Griffiths; Esq, • - . . 10 to 0 Rev. D: Remind, lector of Havant . - 5 5 o Rev. G. )Y. Ren.tuit,-"Crui.te - . 2 2 0 Capt. Quinton, R. N. .' . - - .- 55- 0 Mr. William Cettyett - - -.lto Mr. P. - Batchelor, jun. - - - i 1 0 Thomas and lanes 'Hewett . - - 22 - 0 Mr.'S. Glaype - • • . - - - 5 ' 0 o Messrs. WitTiam and James White, .. . •1,9 0 o Dissenting Congregation - - ~ 22 5 3 Roman Cathotic Chapel - - 6 x,_, o Total of Subscriptions at i [avant 172 5 Si Cathedral of Canterbury, .- --:---- 31 /9 6 A Donation of the Dean and Chapter; of Canter bury - - - - too 0 .0 Market-street Chapel, Herts, •------•-• ZZ Z 6 An Additional Subscription; 7 . t ~1 - o Dissenting Meeting-house, ditto, ---.--- ' 2 2 0 Parish of Great Bedwi .n, - ------ lo o o Inhabitants of the Parish of Stanwix, near Cal lisle by the Rev. j. Farrer ••• - 65 3 9 VVliitchurcrt, Salop, • '... C. Gibbons 5z 3 b Parish of Langford, 13erks, - J. Johnson -:. 12 13 . 6 Kingbridge Church, Devon, • - as o Churchstow,ditto t ditto, - ••---‘ 1 3 0 Subscriptions received by Messrs. Moore, . . %ial toy, and Co. Matisbeld: . ' Church and Varish of Mansfield - 55 14 It Unitarian Chapel, ditto, - 9 9 0 Independent ditto, ' ditto,. - 3 •-, 3 New Methodist Society • ditto, . 1 1 o Mansfield' Wood-house, ditto, - 1 i 0 o V Thoresby and Edwin.aow,ditto, . 14 6 2 Merton, ---• *- - ditto, - bl 3 6 Wars.o,p, - - . ditto, - . 7 1 , .., 6 Sutton,. - - - • ditto, . - • 518 o Independent Chapel, in Sutton, ditto, it 0 9 Skeghy, - • .1. - -2' 7 0 • - reversal!, - - . z 16 2 - - Kirkiiy., - - - '6 8 ' 1 . Club, at Kirkby, - - •5 'o 0 Hucknall, • - - - . oit it . • • Sel;.ton, .. • - - ,• 11 o 7 .' Farnsfield, - - - to 14 3 . Bla..kwell, - - - 2 IS 9. Piamon, „ - - - . 5 6 '2 . l7j 6 -8 Dissent. Friends, at Berk hemstead, - 5 .2 to • General 'Baptist A , leeting-houses, ditto anti, 1 . Ong, ' • --' 5 . 16 o DungannOn, Itzland; in addition to 48i. 6s. sd. te- CdVed at Church - 9 9 • RomanCath.Clnipel,Nottingliam, --- 213 0 John, Robinson, NI. A.. C ri,:ksea, li ssex - 1 o o ' Reclor and Parishioners ot , Castle .-. CaftipSin, county of Cambridge, F yge Jauncy it .3 6 . Syn'agtigte, Plymouth, Joseph losepn,' President •• of the Jewish Synagogue - - z •55t0 o Church 6f . ..fruro,. - Thos. Carlyon 34 1 6 4 ' Inhabitants of ditto, . - --. . - 22 16 6 Baptfst Meeting, ditto, , - R. Redding 81 0 6 . Bethesdaditto,:ditto,... ' - • W. Paddon - 7 2 0 Capt: W.sn.iLitke, It. N. ...'.. . - to 0 0 Redrutli • Church, and Mr. Boase's Meeting, 9,3, 6 . Borough of Penryn, ' ... 34 1 3 0 Parish of flintlock;"- " - -, Eastlngton Church, Glo,ucestersh.W. Davies '• to • 7 S Sarnuel•Barken, Esq. Yarmouth, . - 10 .10 -o Meeting'at foiling, Brain, ' `Mr. Mills 5 . 5 0 Rev: A. Cromleholtae, Sheringttin, .Bucks, 5 5 o " Leominster Church, :-... -...• . .F. Coleman 25 14 0 A few Friends frequenting the Parlour of. the Red -I.ion . (Mf. Tho Eve), Old . Bethlern, . - 3 7 0 Parish of Ingateston, lissex, - lohn•Lew is xi' 8 8 Parish of : ll unchedesck and Skel- , ingford, - . .- --- - 6 .6 6 Parish of Ashley, Northamptoq, Rev: IL Farrer 3 15 6 —of Great Oakley, ditto, 4 15 0 ---- 7 - ofSt. Gerrnaiti,:Cornwall, Tho. Penware 25 17 0 . -of Landrake, ditto, Ditto - 6 to o • ---'-- of BOtustieining, ditto, Ditto - 4 5 6 Parish Chtii - ch of Sandford, OxOn, '----- 13 4 0 Steeple Barton, Oxon, . N. Marshall 3 14 o Hartland Parish, Devon, . 0 Independent Meeting at 'Apple- ' (lore,. •- - Richard. Evans to 16 0 Pariill of l'otton, Somerset, per Mr.J. Tucker, . '9 12 0 ASchurch, - - __.... 6 o o Lyme Regis Cillach, - M. BiibbS to ' 0 0 'St. Briddis Chore--, additional, ----= 1 x o Thornby Parish, Gloucestersh. W. Prove . .13 - 4 7 `St. Michael's Parish, liiistol, M. Wilkins . 54, to to Chapelry of . Kyloe, Coinity . l'a'la- thin of • - Paris . ll ofCulval, Cornwall, ad, 20 0 0 . . ditional, - • - S. Cole z o o Parish of Morton, near Bourne,, Lincolnshire, .C. I. Parke, Esq. - - - - i 6 15 6 Parish of Hanconby-Bourne; S. Hopkinson 5- o o --74- 6f Ashow ' Warwickshire, I ohn Stanton 3 4 0. iiisharn Church; - 'l.aricashire, ' W. -lilton 35 6 ri Parish of Haseibilry i Soinersetsh. John Alien . 12, o 0 Corporation of Dover, 7 - 21 0 0 Received at Messrs'. Fedor's and Co. ditto,. 171 5 a — 7 -7:7-- at-.. Messrs. Lathain enid Co. I tiro), 82. is . 0 -- ai:f.:xtger's Library, ..ditto, 292 2 20 --.---- at I hoes , ditto, ditto, ii ti o Minister . ana .Parishioner. of Vir- yaa, , ' - - , ----.----- 3 I 5 7 St. Clement's Parish, ' F. Jenkins 12 to o E. Gregor, Esq. ). P. - - - 10 o o - Hig SO'f4.leS, - - - 2 0 0 LS. ..' 1 - - 5 o o Church, St.Austel!, - J. 1Z wers qo 7 0 1 ilhabi tants ot .. ttc„ - - Crinuis t.:litlliattL:i Volunteers, - 13 to to Lelant Church, , - C.Carklew,D.D. 3 to o Towednack (Iwo, - Ditto -- ..0 9 5 West :fileury, Essex, --Sira.Cvrckn a fit e io o a HE ItINCIPLES of BOTANY and VEGE4 ABL EI'IIYS I 0 LOG Y. T s ranslated front the Ger titan of D. C. LUDWIG W LLDENOW, ProlesSor of Botany, at Berlin. - ' " • . Printed 'for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Blackwood,' Edinburgh. This' Work has superseded in Germany all other Introduc tions to Botany, of which._ in that Country, there are many of long standing and great Reputation. l t is not here in tended to draw a Comparison between this Work and the Elementary Treatises on Botany in Our own Language ; but it may be allowable to say. that' ircontains 'mut- l'ilinos• v ctLare not in any of theu;„ and some Thicigs ty , pch could not be •in any of them ; for instance, an explanation of the Phenorbena of Vegetable Physiology., on the Principles of the latest Discoveries in Chemistry. I t contains Sedions on the Diseases of Plants, a History of the Science, and of Bo tanical Writers, &c. It is illustrated by a Set of Plates alto gether new ' - and there is a Table of .Colours. with a Plate, which. will be of essential Use to Students, not of Botany only, but in the other. Departments of Natural History. This Day was published, In One Volume, Odavo,,Price 9s. in boards, rr HE MODERN . PRACTICE of. PHYSIC. :AV EDWARD GOODMAN CLARKE, M.D. Author or" Mecticium Praxeos Compendium s • " of the Royal College of Physicians, London, and Physician to we or‘cs, &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne, Paternos. ter-row, _ _ _ " This Volume may be recommended to the Student, •aS conraining the best Compendium of modern Improvements in N.lrdicine and 'Therapeutics which we have had occasion to peruse. The. detail of symptoms, under • each head, is very comprehensive and correct ; and scarcely any remedies, which have stood the test of experience ' are omitted to b: mentioned." —Critical Review, Dec. 1805. We have perused the above Work with much gratifica tion, and we earnestly recommend it as deserving of the at. tension, particularly of the junior branches, of the Profes• sion, as it is written in an able and scientific manner; and we are well assured. that it willnot derogate any thing from the reputation the Author has already obtained by his Medi cinm Praxeos Compendiutn, the fourth edition of whicii is shortly going into the Press." —Medical journal, Dec. Sos. As above may be had, by the same Author, Ptaxeos Compendium, ramp. price ss. sewed. This Day was published, In Six 'Volume's, Bvo. price 31. 3s. in boards, The Second Edition, with a Continuat,on, of NAVAL and MILITARY MEMOIRS of I3RITAIN, from 17z7 to t.7%13: By RoBEKT Bbl - rsoN, I sq.LL. D. Author of the Political Index to the Histories of Great Bri. tank and Ireland. 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