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z 17( V '72j r \ -** • '-) ' . ..7). - EZ: - (71 • I F I' ~.~ . . • , : ' I*, ' - —, ® WA' ' ' ''''s4 •y • .-.:t ,''' ,( . e ; - - , Z 1:.: ''''''' A. - ..', ---... ~„,... ' ..,<• ,. * ,, q.-• , k1: 4 ;v1i. , .41t4 , k.- - ... ' " 1 ';' exor a , . • , •a- ,-, , ...., r , ... , ~•,, ...... sa . , 4 „ '.: : ....,-;:.,..-ri1 .... ?,af".... : . , ..V . -l ii i x . , A z • i .,., :; ,..... :: :: ,..5. ~ . i , ' ' 7. .„ .. ,: - ... Ati, t.,-, • -, ; r tgrl -4 7"-::± - - 'v, '4 . . ~ q . ,-.--...,..,,,.. v m.,,,.-..: A 6 . .. ... ,-.--,...5tc , ~,., ,-,.,., ,--, . - - , ...... . , / ...,,,,,,,. • a, ili!,*,2',:, .- ~- c • 4 1 7 VM t r 7 d .. ~~. _ v 1 ,1 R. ID A y 7, liNUARY NUMBER 4163.] ": s o 6's PRICE J I I P:ENCE. t - tlfri - Tt-i"LArt(E 4oym, DRURY-LANE. HIS PREEN a i k7 EVEIVING,. Jan. 17, ..)„, • jvill be performed THE PI,JE SS - A. . Don I ernme, iVi r: 1-PEWS ; Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY ; .Antonio, Mr. DI GNUM "Carlii,, - 4.11(1r..:.8 kW."' AM 4 • ! Isaac Mevdozi, Mr. DOWTON. • -- • :Clara s :.--SignoraS-TOR4C 8'; - • Louisay Miss DE CAMP ; • Markaret, ' Miss POPE.: Tciivhicltwill be a ctoed (,9th time), -a New, Paree,l , called • THE WEATHERCOCK : . . • - The Charatters by ' „, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr, CHERRY„ , ,, . • Mr. MATIIEWS, Miss. DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT.;..tc: •. ' In Act 11. Two .New Airs, by .Miss DeCarnp ; = Boxes 6s. Second P rice 7 3 s. i 'ls. 'Ed. , - , Tkand iPrieers . Gallery as. • Second I?rice-ts:—Upper• GallEry is.. CC.OIICI Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. •'l he Doors writ be opened. at Half past Five, and-the Plar begin at llalf-past Sik. To.. the Tragedy of.- The Distressed, Mother. Orestes,.by the Young Roscius. 71 , q which will be added ; the Fame of The Devil to Pay. - Mr.-13anniiter - ; Jordan. On Monday, tit,: Comedy of The SchOol for Friend's; after the rand..Melo.fDrainakof The Sleeoing Eeauty.', - 18bG, BILL i 1:E t“Y - , AL, COVENT-GARDEN, T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan: 1 . 7, 1806, will he- performed. , .. THE SCHOOL OF REFORM.. Lord Ay:mit - bile, Mr. COOKE ; 'l4:ederick, Mr. C. KENB.LE ; . General Tarragan, Mr. M UNDEN ; ferrnint,- Mr. LEWIS ; • harmer Tyke, Mr. MURRAY . ; • - Robert Tyke, Alt; EMERY. ' Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. GIBBS' ; • Mrs. Ferment, Mrs. LI'fC.IIFIELD,; . Julia, MiSS 15R - UNTON. which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called 14.AR.LEQUINN , • '•- Or, THE SCANOINAVIAN 'SORCERER. Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ; . •, - Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLO - GNA'; 4Scpdinxvian Princess,(afterward“;olumbine), Miss S EARL t . With entirely new Seem's, Music, M:A:hitiery;•and Dresses. lie Overture and Music composeed by-Messrs, Ware and Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gailerrzs. Upper Gallery is.. The Doors to be opened, at half past 'Five, and` iegin at'halt past` Six. - 1 Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the tox.-01fice in Hart-street. To-morrow,. Sbaks-peare's Play of Cyrnbeline, King of lbstitain. - PattllkuritrS",' ; lac hinio; MT. 'Cookei lur - ogen, Miss Smith. After which, Harlequin's Magnet. On' MOnday, Master betty will peritirrn the (..hariaer of 42) Dilgi4s- . • • : . • A CARD. . • • , -IMR: Olt Nro s 411 . 1'16 announce to .. - tile Nobility and Gentry,' Athatenrs in':Musi, "that iris tLysicTribt4te.to.the Niermeq..oft the: much latnented Lord Nlscount - trt Utitltdik ITAN' NI A•Vt E I EVS, tons- posed, with an Acconwaninit , nt for the Piano Forte, Itarb, &c. by G. Lenze, jun. is pfiblished for hint by . Messrs. Autittilags - and - Ca...1 . .17; Actralls#ert - x '41;0 : .rlrak. , 4; Waver order, from any of the respetlable. Music Sellers in Town or C:ountry, price zst :".., ' N, This elegaqt ComposVipp is puhlislic4 ankVel 'turn Paper, tria`trtertzvt.wirti . stlitArii,--bikness ot-rits late Lottishirr, in curious Penmanship l liadllas fat:dyed 61ot - 6_3404 etkontituns on its . approiiriate merits. 11 • • k A I N 1.0 E E tafNs•Ditil.WlNG. FEillteAllY ,. - , - of , 10.000 - =, 3-- - - - 3 0 ,9 0 'P 15,000 6000 So.° 3 - - zoo° - TZO3 •- - - : 23 - sci) , 5 100 120 - 5° sOOO First-cirawdriclietz; 25,0-..0 Tickets lo,opo - Soo - ,6oto lio,oco . 250,0q0 Par of the above capitals. - First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - - to,ooo -Ditto - - 4th Day .-20,000 Ditto - - - 6th Day - o Ditto . - • Bth Day - soco • Ditto - - - loth Day - 20.D0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licence(' Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRICE, ~„, Ticket - - - - 419 19 "ti Half - to 2 o I Eighth. - - L 2 1 . 2 o Quarter - 5 2 o Sixteenth - 6 o *** An early Purchase is advised, as the-first 5,09 Ticket's vvill be entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of the ca pitals. FI It ST sOOO-1.1-CKbTS. • • • TMST-I:Contractor for O l e : approaching Grand • I,ottcry., solicits tho Public to notice, that thefirst sooo•Tickets drawn will all be - Prizes from 221. to 10,0601. The First-drawn Ticket the first day cannot be less than i 0,0221. and may be more; the Advantagt in buying soon is • theretbre obvious, as those whose : Tickets are drawn early 'will be -SURE' to.cArg , . And if their Tickets are not drawn Capital Prizes in the lirstinstance, they will have the advantage cif changing them, Without any additional Expence, for undrawn Tickets or ,Shares, - by which means they have a double Chance for the .numerous Capital Prizes with which the Scheme abounds:. The laSt 30,0 . 001. and the two last 20,0661. Prizes ever .drawn, were all shared and sold at No. 4; CORNHILL, and 9, eIIARING-CROSS, where Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety, •and where ail Business in the Public Funds is . tNusaaed with fidelity and dispatch. "„1 1 The Lottei'y begins Drawing.the 3d of nett Month. ST4TE LOTTERY, TO begin - Drawing FebivarY 3. • • QWTIFr and Co. ,No. I , PoUitry, London, and ki at their 0 flicesin most of the principal Towns, are sell ing the TICKETS and SHARES or the"preseneLor- TERY, in which the soo6 First-drawn. Tickets are entitled So 2.21: each,- besides their chance ot. Capital Prizes.. The only Prize of 10,001. shared in the last tottery, No. • 539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also • . NJ. 3973 a Prizeof L :oCO* _7176 .- 300 And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : , No: (1791 - -z:20,000.1N.O. 20,952, - •,C10;000 9362 - 10,000 19,556 5000 Besides others of 20001; 10001. 5001. Sec. &c. • No. 26, CORNHI LE, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HALL, a few Days the Drawing comitences.. Tlie Fira,drawn Ticket will be entitled to i0,0zz1.,; the :First:drawn so-Yo Tickets will be entitled to ; 221. each, be-' sides the usual Chance of the Capital Prize s ; tliese AdV2ll, . takes" are considetably in favour or those who buy before the 3d of next Month. , • FIORNgII.X. and Co. respeafully acqUaiiii the Nobility, • Centry, - SeeletieS . , and:individual Ailvenntrers, that they have for Sale a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on the 'lowest Tertns. • - • • • '• The Money for Prizes paid on Datnand, whether a tat, or a 20;0601.... • OrdeiSs' ty Letter or Carrier, executed exactly cn the same eati Terms as it present. PATRIOTI C FUND. LLOYD'S, JAN. :r4, 21206.- . TaE Feeliug - s of Nationo. Enthusiasm And Gra titude, excited by the Glorious VI CTO R.Y of T RA: FALOAR, have been displayed' in CONTRIBUTIONS of: unexampled liberality to_this Fund, estfiblished for the Re 7 lief and Encouragement Of tho'se engaged in the present mo•- mentous Contest. • •• • The Col leajorrs after,Divine Service ,on the Day of Thanks giving, with 'other contributions, exatusiVely appropriated to the Relief of those Wounded, and to, the. families of those c Killed, in His Majesty's Service, amount "to - n,l" - 7:41. new Subscriptions foi:the general Pu'rpoS4 - of this liastittt,• tion, amount to 43,4001. - and the Committee, estimate, that after paynieht of every call occasioned by the laie,signal Suca' cesses of• His Majesty's Arms, a Surplus of 195,5701.„yvi1l Cerffain to meet trig future claims of British valour. -- - In former Wars, Subscriptions w'erieonfined to the ;suf.:_ ferers in memorable and.s.acge,s-iiitl. Engagements. At the comnicUcernent, of. the present, War,_ this Institution ,was founded on - the - more - enlarged'and liberal systiini of includfng the takes of all those-who .sulfer in at.f.ien.with the Enemy, - Oheitery occasion whatever: and extensive as 'the plan ap pears, finds - t atanulant•resources . .the public spirit 21_14d' libeiiilitY'Of the British Nation. . . :j. I'. WELSF - ORD, Secretary. Amount advertised - 40,004, 6_ 8 Rev. Thoinas Watkins, of Pennoy re 10 0 0 i, Mrs.-, I anett Matliiew , - _ .• /0 „ The RecrnitingStaff, and a few of the Recruiting Parties,m-4irru#iglaani,by 8 8 Officers of the Loyal I'fc;ali.to.:y Cavalry 21 o 0 WiMain ‘Vhite arid. Sons' • . • Richard•Towitsencl Esti. Newbury ' - Messrs. Child and Co. 21t I.lbSCrli;tion : Edward Rilight, Esq. Portland-plaee - Rev. Robert GWilt, df-Icklingliani, •Suil -7 .alk - - John G Wilt, E:sq. ditto ` - ~. - - - : Edward G wilt, Esq. ditto - - - Mr. john Roper, ditto . . - Mrs. Cornell, ditto - - - Other •lithabitants- of ditto . - _ - Onellay's pay from. the Sea Feneolcs of Burnham, and l'aglesliam, in the' County of Es Se , per ' Calg-ain john Bally _ ... .• , , ,_ , bilici,rs, N on-commissioned 0 dicers, Drummers, - and- Privates, of the-Burlington Volunteers, by Lieu:.-Colonel Pitts, Commandant - William Hopkins; Greek-street - - • .. Win. Ebuilirst, Esq. Bag Enderby, Lincolnshire, by' johnlitea - - - to to 0 rWrin. Charles . . - - - I 1 0 ,Lieut. James Meres, R. N. - - 5 5 0 Capt. Win. Willis,' BensonTranaport; of Whitby 5. 5 0 Mr. Robert Goodiad Mate , ditto, ditto - - z i o Robert Saillier Moody - • - - - 5 5 0 John Stuart, :}...sq. of Leasgill - - 5 5: 0 Messra:lonas and Penley, Managers of the Theatre Royal, liebfeYil- ) xon . .-.. . . -..- .• - - Prohts of a Ball at Hungerford, Berks; by Mr. • WM;-Miller; lifter defraying the expences Trimby and C 0.., . - - - - ,Mr. f ohn Cordy, Worlingworttr, Suffolk . 'key. Mr:Bucliell, ditto, ditto - - J.l oseph, Bird , . '- Profits . trout the Rehearsal, ' -by. Mr. Pocock's - Scliolal•Sc Prospeet-place, Bristol: ; i - john Sanders, Esq. - - - .. Al; frTfrryin Onx`ton ' - ,:.• ..- -. • . - - . .G...B...S:trittr, Esq. • Abram- Harrison, Jun. - fW - t Wain: Walker -, --.•: - : .: .. • * - . .- 1 nnabitanta of Bel per and Neighbourhood' . 1-4-..-I,c. litke,- Esq. Bridwell, Devon - P.:.ter Welsi.nu,_e. , ,q. 'fk.. N, - , Charles . 'antes, ESq. _ - - .w, , ii ! , 111 Grieve, Esq.-Ord House 'Rev - . Thomas - Bat* r ''Ctent him' - • li.oben - farker, kLbi l ., Queen-aguare, Bath - Mrs. Parke, Maidstone - - - • The arritl'unt of u: Night , s•Peformance at the Thea tre, plyinoitth Dock by Mr. Hughes, Manager . fia 3 _o The 0 fficers;:Non-continissioned Officers,. Drum- lIICTS and•-Prtvates, of Atte Town of Nlonitiouth Volunteer Infantry, commanded,by Lieut.-Cot. •Molyneux,_ Commandant - - Lord tlllittingfield - .. • ... The - Royal •Caroarvon - Militia, per Wm. Jones, Esq. Paymaster . - - - Richard Crosse, Esq. Shaw-hill, near Chorley, Lancashire - - - - - so to o Samuel Crooke, ditto, ditto - - lo ..50 . o John Hutchman, ditto, ditto - - 3 3 ' 0 John Geill, ditto, ditto - - - .3 3. o Richatd Tassiker, ditto, ditto - - s.' t o Joshua Dixon, ditto, ditto , '- . 0 c Q Captain Nathaniel Portlock, R. N, . .. S. 5 0 C, Y. - - - - 5 0 o One day's pay of the Officers, Non-commissioned ()Ulcers, and Privates, of the North Devon Re giment i• of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, - commanded by the Right Hon. Lord Rolle Rev. john Bramston Stone, Forest. Hail; Essex Captain Ingram, and Officers and Men of the. Wey mouth and Portland Sea 1 encibles - - Inhabitants - of 'the' Parish of Nortneern, Sussex, by Mr. George Bishop - Captain Wm. Carlyon -- - --- P. G. Ragrnater , - Edward Hare, Esq. of Castor Mr. Peter kenipsopt - , - G.0.-,-and Sam.- Joint, Solicitors, Penzance A Royal Salute PI English Crowns, each hearing the name of Nelson„toin the King and Consti tution Society, held at the Helmet, Great Gar den, St. Catherine's, by their Treasurer , ..Ed ward- Davis !' .:-'• •-•- Peter Martin, Fsq, Portsmouth Dock - ~ -The . Officers, N o n-cornmissioned ' u Ulcers and Privates of the,Bradby United Volunteer infan try; in - the County of 1) / erby, by. the Ofiesterilelcl . . - -- -- . , . - Mr.• Wm. Plaxton- Allcock . - Selsey .VolnnleerS, Capt. Souter - -- .Wrn. Smith, Esq. Curzon-street, May Fair - Thomas Divett and Co. , - . - toha and Win. Jacob .. - - Captain lohini-lalliday, - R. N. . 7 7 Captain W. H. Daniel, R. N.' 'Captain L. W. Halsted, R. N. - - Captain John Halsted, R. N. - .r -• From a Friendly Society, held at the Old George, _Chatham • - - - , - - Robeit Miller, Weymouth - • - The -Gentlemen frequenting the Fulhain Bridge , - Coffee,rooms, Brompton, further. Subsctiption, Making ail. by john Virgo, "freasurer - A. B. • . - . A Society at Blackburn,-by R. Dewhurst Thomas Ryder, Esq. . -•- - -• i Mrs. Charlotte Ryder ' . - • - R. A. Crickett, Lsq. . - - - - 1. ricifilly. Society at Boldrey, pants - Mr. Tuottias Barney, of Beaulieu ' - The amount of one Day's Pay of the Clerk of the - kVorks in General, the Clerk of the Works, Foreman, Aitificers, and- Labourers, employed in the Royal Engineers' Department at Ai'al , thorn Abbey, by •Captam Mutcaster j. T.. Edmonton - - Parish of - -" hattisham, Sussex, viz. Mr. Hicks "2.1. as. Mr. Gentry H. its. 6d. Mrs. Gentry 1 -I,s. 6d.- - - -..-- • - _ , - ' .: I'..i, ish of High= ' Sulfolk,viz. Rev. Mr.Tennant • 15'1. T: V.'. CoSite; Esq, 51, James Stuluar, Esti. . 31. 35.- lohn: ssubbin, , Esq. 21... 25., INi i - .. Ltd rr, if. is. Mrs. Kayea.l.. is. Mr. Mew 11. Mr. r.„ Josiah' Sti.ifibin nos. 6d. .Mr. Brom,: ss, Mr. ' Trickee'as. 6i - 1.• Rev.,felr. Jones tl. ts. -, Sir Robeit Harland, 'Bat t. ‘."/ erste:ad _. - Four SubsetiPtions from ditto - - Parish of W ii,Liitarch,, County at Somerset Tails n or :::,;:i!,;:oit - , . 1.3 10 0 10 0 105 0 CY 5.) 0 1 1 0 5 • 5 0 5 5 5 I 0 0 o la 6 6 6 4 0 :10 0 tv Io 0 12 0 0 - 10 I 0 o 10 10 0 -5 O 0 - r 5 0 3 2 0 0 17 15 0 2.1 u 0 o '0 100 u o 5 c. 0 5 0 0 5. 0 0 I 0 i, 0 • 5 5 5' 3 3 0 10 10 6 I Q 61 8 4 105 o 2 5 a 3 - 0,8 18 3 5 5 15 o 0 23 Ig o . • JO 10 0 . 10 10 0 -5 5 6 5 5 o 5 5 . 0 5 5 0 5 5 5I 5 o 10 h.) 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 2t 0 0 20 0 0 21 o 0 3' 3 5 5 s'y 0 IU c, O 3 0 0 I I 0 I I o -2.6 o 0 5 5 ° 4 4 0 to i . a 2 2, 0 5 5 I 3 5 0 2 z o 4 4 ck 20 6 Jo 0 0 12, II Az 0 24._ 7 0 . . . . The Officers,l'ion-:comniissioned Officers, Drum- . mers, and Privates of „the Petiryu Volunteers,_ _ _ Cornwall, per Col. C x ctilpinaa George, Lieu- ; tenant- Colonel -Comma ridant - ioc o Thomas Blayne; Esq. Ang r roVe Hall, Yorkshire to ,to ,0 The-Officers of the Holleslo- Bay.yolunteN‘ In. . • tant ry, Lieut. Cot. "Pa-ge, - Corfanandant . 57 6 0 The Non-commissioned Officers, DrumMers, and Privates of ditto, l iWO Day's Pay - • In'iaSitants ofßeertrris, Devonshire,by the,'Rev. • C. flc>bart - - Rev. john Brewster, Greathatn 7 Thomas Moxon - • . • • One - Day's Day ofthe Non-conirriissioned 09cers and Privates of Capt. Vaux's Company of Bay- Rad Volunteers . Robert Abbey lames jenkiris and-William King, Dulwioh Colonel Crowe, Kiptiti, -Yorkshire- • lames Round, Esq. Birch Hail, Essex r. arnei.:"Fangtnirt itV, idsor, .Mrs. lThiliatt, ditto thlion 0,1.1 Fellows Lodge; ditto' [To be continued,] 3' '3 It 1y Io 2 1.- o Io• 10 0 3 t 6 2 2 0 -0 0 io o o: O fa 6 S o o I I 0 Interesting Information, chiefly relJting toliving Charaders, and the Present State or Atl:r.:s the Continent. This Day %vas Tlirlfe Vols. rzlno..pri,cp Iss. in boards, SECRET HisToßy, ofthe COURT and, _I. CABINET of ST. CLOUD, It aSeriesof Letters from a Gentictirin at Paris to a Nobleman in London ; writ ten during the Montits,of 'ittgitst, September, and I )C - tober, rlizi..;,,.couraining,.w.rii numerous Anes:dotc4,..upay.irth: uf One ilitnared Put% ran:: of ,I'ritice4 Princesses, Mini '. AmbassAlors, Intriguers; Gem - rills,' and Favourites; now figuring at 4.:nu ifs, -catno, ;Ind iti . Capinets, upon the Continent. . - Printedlot john Muiray, No. 32, Fleet-sire Ct. „ . This Day was published, in Bvo. price 6s. - The Seton,l C,tition, eonsidctablv eidatt:,ed, of, DIORACTICAL OBSERVATJONS on "NSA .• N iTY ; in which some Suggestions are offered towards art iinpn.kved Motteatrcating Dise.sses of the Mind, and some proposed which may lead to,amore humane and suc, c6sfutiVlethod of Cure ' &c. &c. lOSEVH MASON. COX, M.D. . London : Vridted 'for C. and R. Bald Win, New Bridge ; ak.d M urray, 3z, Fleet-street. • . ROYAL ACADEMY. NeNt,Week will be published; • • A NEW 'YEAR's GIFT for' Old New Year's Day' ; or Architednral Hints' addressed to tho's . d Royal 'Academicians who are Painters. Written prior' as well :ts subsequent to the day of Annual Eledion for their President. By N.U.N.EZ,.Spingter. Printed for John Stockdale, Of whom may be had, in.one.very large vol. 4to. with 'q , 6 P€A - trit . s, price 61. Gs. or oil large Paper al.. Ss. Pilkington's Didiunary Paintets; by with a Supplement. by I torace Walpole, earl of Orford: January ISo6. Pek.o PO S ALS• of a;Neve, Enlarged, and lmproyo Series of DONOV?N's 20 . 91.()C;Y ut UREA I - I3RITA IN, comprising the 4arious Classes of lnseds, Buds, Fishes, and TestaceouS Verines or Shells. InTart ot the above, 6n the ist of February will be pub. I ished, price,2.l.. od. TO , be ynitinued Monthly, • - Firs: NUmber 'of a Second Part ot I-IE N.2I:IIT.RAL liISTORY OF. BRITISH T • - -heir • sveribl jt „St waitPericxis of their Tram.torataioll ,, , n0u1y,,,,&c. The whole,illuitted i with. Coloured .Figlues. By E. DONOVAN, F.L.S Printed..for F. Q. and I. Rivittgton, No. 62, St. Paul's C hit rcti, yard. A Prospectus may be had gratis of the Pub lishers, and of all other Booksellers. Also, r. The Ten preceding Volumes of the British Insets., Price, •in Numbers, - zs. t. each, or in Volumes, in boards, price rl. I :s. each. a. Natural History - of British Birds,• in Numbers, .price 35. each„or'in FiveNolurnes, boards, price xl. r6s. each. • The-Natural-History Lf .British Shells, in Numbers, prree 2s. 6d. each, or in Five Volumes, complete, - price, in boards,' xl, its. each. 4. And the Natural History of ,British Fishes, now in a Course of publication in Monthly Numbers, - price 3s. 6d. cache forty NI umbers of which are already published. CREDITORS and BANKRUPTS. This Day was published, In Royal-Octavo, price-Bs. bd.' in boards.- '- gr HE CREDITOIt aid BANKRU PT's AS,- . s 1 sTANT, being the Spirit of the Bankrupt Laws; wall Observations. - By JOSHUA MONTEFIORE, Solicitor. • Author of the Commercial Didtionary ; containing Statutes relating to Bankruptcy.; Orders for regulating the Proceed ings,' and Rules and Examples for the last Examination: - London : Printed for W,Clarke and Sons, Portugastreet-. *0 The purpose of this Work is to enaple the Bankrupt,, from the.general Law on the Sdbje&, to explain his case in a clear and distind Manner, in order to avoid those errors which too otten render his situation unpleasant, however in nocent in intention. To Creditors and Assignees this Work will also be found an useful guide. No man in business, ~theretbre, ought to be ignorant of those Laws in which he is so materially concerned; and a sufficient knowledge of which •the Author presumes is communicated in this Publ-ication. , - - This Day was published, In Three large Volumes Bvo. with Forty-six Plates, • .Price tl. I ts. 6d. inboards, THE ECONOMY .of NATURE, Explained and illustrated on the ninciples of, Modern Philosophy; in Ten Books, vie. - • Of the general Properties of 'Matter, of Elements, &c.—Of Beat• or Fire-'-Of Light and Colours—Of Eledricity—Of Air and AtinOspherical Phenomena. 'Of Mineral Substances, and the Structure of the Earth, of ArolcancieS,' ) Earthquakes, &c.—Of the' Nature and Proper ties of ,- Water toe Laws of Hydrostatics, Mineral Wa ters, &c. 0 f the Strulure, Growth, and• Culture of Vegetables, &c. —Of Animal Nature—Of the Human Mind. By G. GREGORY, D. 1.), . Author of Essays, Historical and Moral, &c. • -.Printed for J , ohnson in St. Paul's Church yard. " The few popular Works which presented a clear view bf the natural world to the general reader, have, 'from the almost entire •revolution which has taken - place in philoso phy, b:vii rendered obsolete ; recent discoveries are scattered throughout a, number - of books. in bringing together these detached fads and observations, 'in giving them a systematic and above all, in explaining ten iu clear and perspi cuous Lingubge, our Author has cc:rtainly rendered an essential Service to the public -;• has opened the gates of Science - to the xoung and to •the indolent, and has prepared an excellent text-bouk or'repw,itory for those who are already proticients." —Critical Review. _ - _ ..... . • " • G teg.oty has performed his task in a manner which Ate (10 tin( 116 i-tine to pronounce honourable to hinisell and' useful to the orid. Tne Order in which he has dispOsed,his Materials is new, and in' maily.respeds advantageous; a large part of his Collection consists•of interesting matter, which has not been before introduced into any popular treatise ; and his lair uage'is• tamiliar, elegant A uld i:lear.."--nalytical Re, view. • • • •• • Many and cadmic as'sthe hJoks on education are, the publication o,,:tore us is perhaps the best, • that is the most. Conipreh::nsive, •as well as easy and popular introduction to natural scien,:e that has yet, in.tne its appearance in the Eng lish language."--Enif,lisli Review. , 4 We irive now td declare, that the work, has'appeared to us written Ve nin.:ll perspiettiy and precision. the oc,aa siional observarlooS just and -apposite. 1.i;0.‘ lenge is introduced ; atriJ no predilection for systems or • hyp-nheso; hAs misled' the Author ir. his loot twischase car:::!,- LACKINGTON's 'CAT,ALOGIJE for 1806. 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