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t -.v inlyn.N - r ;Or— p&-', .4.77: , 1<,..-.- „..,,„..-•,-,' --ht?‘,,;-.. ! (I ' L lts i . :i1,.. - __; , - ''- - ; _',.--..,:',11 it .' , xciri, ,, z , : i .-, ; -„ ~ aoi:41:11 VA \ ...'. C - -..r,- --;• p ~ ,-1.,...,,, ~. . , .. . Mdt , i, 10„ . k9;, , ,....„, • ~.. - ....1 •Vd ,-- ,,, 1._.... ,_•..11.6R1 - :,,z'''',l 3 ) . -.:._. ~...";,-.7,t1„:0;;;La -",;,•:''.4 ..:4„.'-';',.., . ''''''-'447-.4chelklii " r f 0 :11:: ,,,, 4 . , ....• ' - 'i''l' • ' 'i t '''''' e • 04*"\ i -r4 . , •::;;:7 , 'N 4. - i , 5...* -91 : .• :.,,,..,, • , ...- ....- . . ..,,. ~. ' 1 1 " PitICE NUMBER 4261.] At 0A D A 1 - , MA V i i,. 1,80 p.. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. This Day was published, Svo. price •gs. boards. AN ESSAY on the SPIRIT 4.ind. INFLUENCE of the REFORMATION of LUTHER.. From the French of Charles Villars, with Notes, - By -I AS. MILL, Esq. ' Loridon --: Printed for C. and R.• Baldwin, I•'ew Bridge-street. ***, This - is a 'cool and dispassionate survey of a most im portant subjed. The Author appears to possess a mind ha= bituated to observe, examine, and retied; which is strongly impressed with the value of knowledge, liberty, and virtue, and Which is anxious to prothote their cultivation and M linence. The performance of Mr. Mill is enriched with valuable Notes, some of Which are very appositely introduced front our best Authors, while others bespeak the inquisitive and en lightened mind of. that Gentleman hiinsel L—[Extrad front the Monthly Review of February, 1866.] - • • • •iIeANSPORT-0. FF , . , March 28, 1806: THE COMMISSIONERS for eondujiing His MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for traiggCare of Sick and Wounded Seamen, Elc. do hi , eby give Aktice, Tkit then "will be ready at this Office, on Thursday the istb of M.ly next, to recriVe sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons ai may de-willing to contraa for Fiilualling Sick and Wounded Sea:: men. On board the. Trent Hospital Ship, in cork Ifarbouo JOS twelve Months certain, from the 30tb yam. next. No Tender will be received after One7o'Clock on- the, day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the Parties, or Agents fok• them, per_ sonagy attend. , Each Tender must be accompanied with a -Letter from two -respefiable Persons, engaging to betcomebound, with the Person tendering, in the Sam of scol. for the due perjormarce of the Contract. Further Particulars way.be known by apiqying at this Office; or to the Surgeon pi the l'rent, on board tat The LAST NIGHT but-one of the YOUNG ROSCIUS appearing this SeasOn; THEATRE RUYA~ , DRURY-LANE:. T O -MORROW EVENING, May 13, will be performed • THE -EARL OF WARWICK. The Eafl'Of , Warwick,' by 00, YOUNG ROSCRrs • • Kin& Edward, Sir. H. SI lIDONS ; • Mafgaret ot Anjol, Mrs. POWELL • - Lady 'Elizabeth Grey, Mrs. H SIDDONS. • 11TH THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this IN STITUTION will be at the Freemasonsi.Tavern, .Great Queen-street,,on Wednesday zr st of May, 1806. PRESIDENT. His Royal Highness the Duke.of Yokx, in the Chair. VICE-PRESIDENTS. His Grace the Puke of Leeds R. Hon. Visc. Cremorne Most Noble M. of Salisbury Han. Philip Pusey Rt. Hon. Earl of Aylesford George Harclinge,, Esq. Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer tames Sims, M: D. LL.D. Rt. Hon. Earl Gro . svefior john Harman, Esq. Rz.- lion. Visc..B.alkeley Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. Edward Gale Boldero,,Esq. Treasurer. STEWARDS. = " -•- - • FORTY THIEVES. The Cintaders by • Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNIS TER, Mr:KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS - , Mr. DIGNUM, Mr.'ll/SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr.. RAYMOND, Mts. )31.AND - , •: Mrs MA TH nws, Miss DE CAMP, &e. Boxes 6s. Seeorid Price 3s,—Pit 3s. 6d." 'Seconti,Price 2s. Gallery 25. Second Price ti.—Upper Gallery is. ;- Second Price 6d.—No Mnney'tn be returned. Places for the I3,xes to-be taken ,Mr. FosbroOk, as the Box.Oilice in Little ltus-sell•street. _. • Tne Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the' Play begin at 1-1411-past Six. . . On Friday , The Soldier's ,Dttighter ; after which; Thoa Potty Thieves. . • ..........___ _ Sir Matthew Bloxprn, Kot. john Maude, Esq. john Capel, Esq.., , _ • • WilliaM Oakley, Esq.' Steplit'n Gazelee, Esq. ' Edmund'Paul, Esq. Geo. Matthew Hoare, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. I • John Leigh, Esq. Wrn. Wood Watson, Esq. Dinner on Table at Five o' Clock. Tickets, Twelve Shillings, may be , had'of the Stewards ; of Mr. Rooke, Secretary, Artrioufer's Hall, Coleman-street -; of. Messrs - Brown; Grasswell, and. Swift, the Society's Col - . ledors ; and at the Bar of the. Tavern. ' ;NEW. EDITIONS, OF Mr. GISI3QRNE's .SERMONS: This Day were iiublished, In,Oda‘Vo, price 16s. in boards, A Third Edition of the First Aroluti., znltt aThird Edition of the Second Volume (each soltlseparate) or •• Q ERM'ONS.'.By the .Rev. THOMAS G1580.161.E,. M. A. Printed for T. Cadcl l and W . Davies, Strand.' 01 ,whom maybe had, by the same Author, - • r. Yamilar Survey of the. 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VICTUALLING=OFFICE, Ma') 2, tRo6 • rTHE COMM/SS/OYERS / (" r ;rI7ICTUALLING His MiIjESPY'S NAVY -do. herchr jive MiliCf; That on Thursday the rsth inst. at Eleven o'clock Preci tfr-e Forenoon, they •will'be readf to sell, to the highest Bidler,- at Ilir Majesty's Viattalling Premises at Pepaord, sway Lots of. the following Provisions and Pidualling Stores, viz. • Bread, Bread Dust, Bran, Bakehouse Sweepings, Bags and - Rags, Beef, Pork. suet, Powking: Scraps, * Empty Threes and I rislt Barrels, Vinegar,' Butter. 131.4t1cr tto‘ and Scrapings,- Cheese, Sugar, New. Board Don:;:et anti Slab Ends,. Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece and Rum Punclicon Heads, Staves of various descriptions, Tight and Drs Heaci ing, Iron Hoops broken and bent, and worn-out7Coopers' Tools—lying in His Majesty's Viatialling Premises at Deptford. • • _ A Deposit of 251. per . Tito be made upon the Anivlnt of each Lot at the time of Sale ; and if - the remainder of the M,ney be not paid, and the Particulars taken away, within twenty wolf ing days afterwards, the Deposit grill be j4;:tted, and the'GOods remain the P r operty of the Crown. • • The' other -Conditions- may .be.: seen, and plated catalogs. , may be bad, at the SecretaU's Office. • ri All 1, E. lAA .1 Yril. t 1 1. k.) V r:21, - - V rvill.>'l_:l,r. T HIS- PR'ESEN'T ,EVE.C.ING, Ma y 12, will r b'e pertOrmed • KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, K ink of Eogiand, Mr: POP E ; Ca dinal Wolse., Mt KEMBLE. Katharine, Qtteen - ot England, Mrs. S! DDONS. After which will !)e , revived, the Grand Ballet Pantomime of OSCAR. AND: MALVINA., - • , - Boxes 6s. Pit 35. 6,1. Gallery 25. Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Btandbri, at the Box Office in Hartstreet. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past six • On \Vecinesd y, King Henry the Eighth; with the re laved 1itur1..,5 4 ,,e Tragedy 'of Tom Thumb. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. THE. great Reputation * which Mr.. BURGESS . , has gaitted by the superior Excellence of hiS ESSENCE of ANCH9VIES for I , ISII SAUCE has induced. many Persons to giVe the same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. 101 - IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to eau.iun them against 411, n Imp,:sitions, as several People travel the Empire, ode. Shopkeepers,. &-c:. an ex tra large profi! to vend the spununs-kind : they are parti cularly requested to ask for BuitoEss!s, and to observe none is genuine - but what have these words upon the Label — john Ptirg,ess and Son's Original and. Superior Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand; corner of the Savoy Steps, London . . • NORFOLK .iY AUCTIO Un Monday, the 2d dal t jtine, i 06, at Angel Inn, BUry St. Edmund's, Suifulk, at;Twelve o'Cloclt, in five Lots, - • AMost Desirable and C9 . mpaa FREEHOLD-. ES ['ATI, coi.sisting,Or tile Manor of Spotic, with Palgrave,,with.the Manor House - called Spode Hall, and about zoo Acres of aranle, meadow, and pasture Land; di sided into compad Farms, ca:h Or tiirm in a ring mice, situ ate at Spurle, Great Paigr,.ve, Little .l'aigiave, Dunham, North Pickenham, Newton, Swaifitairi; And i ran," shan't, in Norfolk. 'Toe Estate is in a good sporting countrY.. and in a neighbourhood abotinding hiG,ine ;. - it adjoins to the town of Swat/al:nu, is, about Sc Julies tiom Lynn, and abOnt 20 frOm Norwich, au t :here ate about •so Acres of Woodland attached to the - Hari - F_am, which wjll be sold. With the Minor: , , Messrs.. WM-Pearson, Caesar NeWton,. the tenants, will 6he , v the Premises; and printed Particulars may be had at -the Cliamoci sof f;rerne, rciinalit,..and Har rison, Gray's-Inn, London-; of Mr. I..ssclin, Surveyor, Bel stead, ne t ir I pswichl.at the Angel limn; Bury St. at the Swan, S.vv.;tiliain ;, at lie Angel, Norwich : at the Troinie.tot's of ,the . Cambridge Paper ; •of Messrs.-. _Eaton and Hammond, Newmarket ; and of the . respective Tenants Upon the Pfemisei. RICH - FEEDING LAND IN' I;INCOENSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY TRIVA .CONTRACT, • • .• ..• . . . Together or in Lots, •-- VERY Valuable"' FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'situate in the Parishes or Wil.tptio4e and i •olbeach ; consisting of the Mancir, or reputed Manor, of LITTLE BURY, and sundry Farms in 'a Rinw.:fences containing •139 S A. 1R.27 P. of very rich Feeding Lind. The Build ings are in complete repait,, and some of ifiem have been erected within the last two years. . ,• The Land Tax is redeenitd, and the Road good. The Estate is situate in a• dry .Country - , aid not liable •to floods ; and itear .a navigable Inver, S nines trout Spalding, ,/2 from Boston, 4. iiritiv`Flolbeach, and re: tram Wisbeach, all good Market Towns, acid too miles fr::.t London. Further partiedlarS may be had on application to Messrs. roster and Bonner, in Spalding, who Will shew the Estate ; at Messrs. Nicholson and Hookin's Oifice ; 'Mr.. bon. "Peale, Surveyor, both in Leeds ; Or • Messrs. Foster, Cook e, and Prere, Lincoln's-inn-fields, ~London, where Plans of _ll4e Estate may be seen. SUFFOLK ESTATE. TO BE HQB THE Capital MANSION - HOU SE LAN 1..)-11A I.L, with double Coach-house, Stables • for ten h.:ries, Lodges and Cottages, Buat- h. use, Fish- Ponds, Hot-pauses and Green-liiiuss, a large willed-in Garden planted with .choi..c 'Friiit-tires in fall - bearing , Lawn, Paddocks, Grounds and Pl..ntattizins to the suite be longing, containing about 6, Acres. About ten Acres, of the PlantatiOns are Freehold; all z .t. isuiliiin4s and the residue of the Land are Leasehold; of Magila.en Citlege, Oxtiani. Also a Messuage, or Fartn-hiivae, ilea to the above Pre- Mises, with the Barn,•Stable, itullock Granary, Cart shed, and other Buildings, with about zoo Acres or eNceed ing good Arable and Pasture Lahti titer.-to beloneng, together With a parcel of Britery, or Foize,Land, containing, by esti mation, 8o Acres, oicupi:d therewith. This Farm is like '-wise'Leasehold ot.t he above College, The Premises-are -- situated in the Parishes of Bradwell, Bolton, and Hopton, in the County -of Sttfolk, iii a very - healthy situation, auzia.i.ling with Game, and within a mile of the fine piece of vvatcr called -Fritton Decoatery„, and within •half a mile of a water . called' the Mill-W, onich there is excellent Fishing ; are distant abotit two ptiies from 'the Sea ; of which, and of YarmOuth, and of Conon there is a fine view from the House. Yarmouth is distant tour miles, and Lowestoft six miles. The Mail-coach and• it nu London'pliss and repass every day within half a mile of the I-1411. The Mansion-house and al the Out-buildin, are- nearly new, and in every respect complete and tit fora Gentleman's Residence: The Farm-house and all the Farm -buildings have been rg-, -centiy built, and are : situated in the center of' the Farm, Which lies in a King-fence • • • • - , • he.Pren•iies'are untitled t o extensive Rights-of Common, lie in Parishes Where. the. Poor Rates are 10. and the Land:. w, . , tax is redeemed. The l'inchasermay have posses.sion of Hobland-Hall and the Premises theretO belonging iminediatclyi. avid Of tlie •I s arni-1) ,ilditigs" and Land , a t Michaelmas m 0 ,7 it ie.,. tic may, be ai•Conituodated in :he further rircitase of it coristOt rable quantitvi.cit excellent Li. 1414 d Li I aloye. For wither parli;:tifirs ainiprice apply to Rreve, jun. Solicitor,' Lowestoft. - •.. . . • • HANTS. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' On the Preniises, By. Mr. \YELLER, TO-MORROW, the • 13th of May, 0306, and the follow , • ing Day, 17" Entire 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 800 KS, LINEN, CHINA, GLASS,. excellent WINES, and - variousother EFFECTS, of the late lOHN .urr E. RSON, Esq. at Marwell-Hall ; comprising, Handsome four-post Bedsteads.; with Silk, - Tabberett, printed Dimity, Moreen, and other Purnitures, prime Bedi and Bedding ; .in Mahogany, a large Library Book case, Wardrobes,.Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Dining, Writ , i•tg;,.Cgril and Tea Tables ; Axminster, Brussels, Wilton, and Scotch CarpetCarpet,';. Pier and Dressmg Glasses • anexcel lent Eight-day Clock ; rare. and valu a bl e long 'fable ; and Desert Set of Nankeen China, du - cc-magnificent jars and two Beakers of fine old japan; a rich toned Grand Piano For te, in a mahogany case , by Longman and Broderip ; a Suite of Drawing-room Fu rniture;consisting of IS Cabriole Chairs,and a Sofa, covered with pea-green Silk Damask; highly polished `Steel, cast Register, Buzaglio, and other Stoves with the usual kitchen, washing, and dairy articles ; a small but well chosen Library ; a full,sized Billiard Table ; about toe Dozen of choice and highly flavoured Old Wines, in Madeira, Sherry, arid l'ort ; it Dozen of Spirits • 9 a bay blood Mare, 2 Colts , and a Filly light Waggon, Garden Engine, &c. The F.ffetts inav be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale, which, will begin each day at Twelve o'Clock. • • Catalogues may be had at 6.t. each. in due time, at the ad jacent Market-Towns ; Chapter Coffee-house, London ; and of Mr Welter, at his Genera' Agency Office, Chichester. p-Marwell Hall is 7 miles from Winchester and Bishop's Waltham, and z from White Flood, at the end of Belmour r lame. CAPITAL TOWN HOUSE, STRATFORD-PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WHITE, On the PremiSes, on Wednesday, May zr, inst. - at One • . f , o'Clock, A Noble, 'Spacious, and Elegant MANSION, tne Property and Resitlnceof Sir GEORGE YONG E, Bart. most desirably situate No. 4, the centre House on the East • Side of RATI; 0 RD-PT. - 4C E, Oxford-street. The Premises comprise an uncommonly substantial and well built Edifice, finished in a truly excellent manner, on which no expence hai been spared to render it in every respea a coropi.-re Residence for a Family, of Distinelion on the Principal Floor is'a Suite of four W e ll-proportioned - Roonts ; the )01nestic Apartments a e comModious and well arranged; Double Staircase, arid all convenient Offices, &c. Held , by LcaseUnder the City of; London; renewable for ever, at a small Ground Rent. To be'Viewed, and Particulars had, ten days previous to /he Sale; also,at G'arraway's ipd of Mr. White, Storey's Gate, Westitinster. ' - . • N.•B' 'At the same time will:be Sold the Household Fur niture, &C. • BAYLEI's PATENT :.LACKING CAKES, AA/ RICH have maintained an.acknowledged.sa• • v . v periOrity for more than thirty years, continue to be sold by Bayley and Blew, No. 5, tockspur-street, London, price Sixpence each; - Gent'eaten who do not think this -Blacking makes their Boots shine sufficiently, are respeAfully •inbrmed, that if the Cake is dissolved in Vinegar instead of Water-it will pro .duce a Lustre equal to Japan ; but it is necessary to observe; that Vineg4 is extremely injurious;to the Leather, and de ; prives this Backing of one of its most. valuable properties, viz. that of keeping the Leather Soft.and t:liant, and pre venting it from Cracking. The sarne.effed may be produced by mixing Vitriol with Water, but the injury to the Leather yvill he still greater. N.B. To prevent Counterfeits, the Bills of Diredions are signed' as' below, which appears on the outside of each Cake. • W. BAYLEY, •‘• AN ADDRESS OF REAL IMPORTANCE, EVER I L Lover of their Country , and Fr iend to! Humanity, must • learn with.regret the awful ravages made by the ELi- OW FEVER among the untortunate Inhabitants of our Western Islands.: influenced by the picot anxious concern to preserve the Lives of those compelled to brave its dircf , , l contagion, the Proprietor of Dr. N 0 RR t S's DROPS solicit; the serious attentton.of the Public. In pronouncing this Medicine to be a certain Cure. even in the. worst cases, an. Appeal is made to the testimony of long ex. perience ; ne;ir halt a century it has stood an unrivalled spe cific for every species of Fever, particularly Putrid Cases, in which irs powerful, yet benign virtues, .have prevailed in the VA'l.li,ovlutipix t . no Bottle even fur Exportation can be sold without a Stamp, the possibility of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prevented, the Genuine having the Nome of " Tho mas Norris Moore" engraved theieon, by favour of Govern.: anent. The Family Bottle 225. to be had only at the Doaor's\ House, No. 29, Lower Brook-street, where Orders for Ex portation are daily executed. Smaller Bottles at us. and 2s. 9d. sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, and where likewise is sold Dr. Norris's . Anti-bilious Pills, 2s. 9(1. the Box. ARTIFIc lAL.TEE - rii,gN AN ENTIRE NEW PLAN. . ALL Improvements in Scienct_or in Art , ma y justly be considered as so many blessings conferred upon mankind; and such as materially contribute to the pre servation of Health, the increase of Beauty, and the mitiga tion of Corporal Sufferings, lay claim to more than ordinary attewtiott. , • In the catalogue of evils occasioned by disease or by decay, few are more distressing than the privation' of Teeth. In many instances Artificial Teeth have been found. of infinite utility, and in the practice of some Dentists have been ap plied with considerable success. But, notwithstanding the great attention which this important branch of the art has hitherto claimed, many and great inconveniences and difficul ties stilt continue to arise from the intermixture of decayed or irregular teeth, and from the nature of the substance applied. Mr; Sigmund, from long experience and pradice, in a great number of. cases, can with confidence announce, that he has by an entirely ,original Invention effedually, surmounted every possible orinconvenience which can arise from the'ue of -Artifieial Teeth. 11 r: Sigmund has . , for- s ame time, in his private praaice , rec eived the most flattering testimony of the great comfort and'clean-line.Ss &rive& from his Artificial Teeth ; and it is from a thortitrgh convidion , of the utility and advantage of the I,oventitin that he thus publicly announces it. All letters-addressed to- Mr. Sigmund, Edgar huildinw Bath, 'axthe above. subject, inclosing a One Peund - Bank of Euglar:d.Note,'Will.in duly attended to. This Day was published, - Price tss. , in boards. the Second Editi'n of ORDON's SCIENCE cif DEFENCE, & - c. tT explaining the Principles of his Plan, - which has been honoured with the King's high Approbation. " It must be allowed that his Plan of Defence appears to be by far the best.that has as yet been discovered, &c. In regard to the Number of Men and Weapons, he gives a supe riority in the ratio of two to onc," &c. &c.—Vide, to pages of the Anti-Jacobin for Aug. aos t . " This Plan is original, and of the utmost national inte rest. Were its advantages 'limited to doubling the number of the Men' in the crisis oraclion, even so it would.be irre sistible. But his mode of instructing Men in the use of the Musket, gives to each Man a power sixty times greater than the Man could have had without such instruction. His De monstrations are as clear as, the Corollaries in Euclid, and illustrated by 19 Plates, adapted to the subject, by Mr. R. Smirke, jun."—Universal Magazine for Sept. &c. 1805. ' Sold by Egerton, White-Hall; Symonds, Paternoster-row ; • Faulder, Bond-street ; Richardson, Royal Exchange ' Hard ing, St. James ' s -street; Ryan , Oxford-street ; and by Budd, Pall-Mall. This Day was published, in One Volume 0 davo, Price 6s. boards,. PART the SECOND,' of . SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS ; containing an Account of the DISORDERS of HEALTH in ge.ei'a I, and of the Digestive Organs in particular, which accompany local Diseases, and obstruct their Cure ; Observations on Diseases of the Urethra, particularly of that pare which is surrounded by the Prostrate Gland; and Observations relative to the "I teatment of one species of the NiEVI MATE RN I. By lOHN ABERNETHY, Honorary Member of the Medical Society of Edinburgh, and of the Medical Societies of Paris, Philadelphia, Ex. As sistant Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and Teacher of Anatomy and Surgery. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and ()rine; Paternoster row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t. Surgical Observations: containing a Classification of Turnours, with cases to illustrate fhe History of each Spe- Cies ; an Account of Diseases which strictly resemble the Venereal Disease; and various Cases illustrative of different Surgical Sonja:As, in 'vol.! Bvo. price 6s. boards. 2 ' Surgical and.Physialogical Essays, Parts 11. and 111. in Bvo. price Bs. boards. GRECORY's MECHANICS, In Two large Octavo Volumes, 'besides a Volume containing :Fifty-five Quarto Plates. This Day was published, price if's, in hoards, A T REATISE,. of MECHANICS; Theoretical , Praaical..and Descriptive. • • By'O,LINTEIIJS'G R KY, . • Of the- Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. • Vol, 1. Book T., On Statics, comprising the Composition. and Resolution of Force, the Centre of Gravity, and the Cen trobaryc Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength and Stressof Materials, and the Theory of Cords, Arches, and Domes. Book a. Dynainics, in which are treated Motions, De., scents and Ascents along different Lines and Curves, Pro jediles, Ricochet-firing, Pendulums, - Central-forees, Cen tres' of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, &c. Don Juan's Theory of Percussion, and the motion of Machines anti their maximum elleCts. - 'Book 3. Hydrostatics, including, the pressure of non elastic 1 tuids, the specific Gravity of solid and fluid Bodies, with an extensive Table, the Equilibrium, Stability, and Os cillations of floating Bodies, and capillary Attrattion. Book 4. Hydrodynamics i treating of the discharge of Fluids though Apertures,and of the Motions of Water-wheels, with accounts of important experiments on those interesting topics. - • Book 5. Pneumatics, including the equilibrium and mo tion of Air, and other elastic Fluids; the measurement of Aititudes by the Barometer and Thertnorneter ; the Theory of Air and of Water-pumps, and the resistance of Fluids. Vol, 11. Contains Reknarks on the Nature, Construction, and Simplification of Machinery, On Friction and the Rigidity of Cords, First Moversoke. with. Tables, and Descriptions of nearly two hundred curious and tisefill Machines; of whith, however, only a tew can be specified in an Advertisement. Atwood's ingenious Apparatus for variable Motions. Improved Beam Compasses, by Walton. •- Prony's Condenser of Forces, applicable to Wind-mills. Cranes, by Gottlieb, Andrews, Hall, Whyte, Hardie, &c. Hydraulic Engines, i. e. the Tyinpantim, the Noria, De La Faye's Wheel, the Persian Wheel, Chain. pumps ; Hero's Fountain, Darwin's Engine, Hungarian Machine, the Spiral Pump, Deiaguliers's Drawer and Bucket, Sarjeant's Machine. Dearborn's Engine, &c. Oil-milts and Ordnance Boring. machines. Contrivances for Parallel Motions, by Cartwright, Dry. den, &c. Various Pumps, - with Remarks on Pistons and Valves. Ramsden's Machine for Dividing Mathematical Instru ments. 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