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London, England, 1803-01-27

MALTA.

Extract from a private letter, dated Makat Nov.
29th, 1802.—" We have had no private communi'
cation for these months past from Old England
men of war, however, have arrived, some of them
with dispatches, but sailing under sealed orders—
why or wherefore cannot ray ; no letters have been
received through them by the garrison.
" The evacuation of this island is not likely to
take place so soon as expected : the British troops
confine themselves chiefly within the works of La
Valette, consisting of about 5000 effectives, inclu-
sive of about 200 of the Royal Artillery, and a de-
tachment from the corps of "Royal Engineers. Seve-
ral 2d hattalions of fegiments have been reduced,
and about 100 Officers belonging to them are on
the eve of embarking for Eng Land.
4e A most tremendous storm happened here on
the nigh: of the 244.u1t. It commenced about se-
ven o'clock in the evening, and continued most fu-
riously to blow, rain, 'liken, and thunder, till day
light: the damages done have been considerable ; a
breach full, fifty yards in length, was made through
the fortress : other parts of the works were actually
washed away With the rainy besides six houses and a
church beat in by it. Ant ordnance transport,
with powder on board, had her foremast carried
away by the lightning, which at the same time, set
fire to her in different parts, brit luckily it was ex-
tinquished by the great torrent of rain then falling,
without any serious damage. The lightning struck
in several points of the fortifications ; a ship lying
in the mole was totally di:masted ; considerable dad
mage has also been done in the country parts.
,* Both troops and ships in this waiter are m the
highest serviceable state,thoughneither bye ny means
trumberous : tumotirgives out that the whole is to tel
relieved in the course of rotation : most of the for-
mer hate been on service previous to the commence-
ment of the war. No Grand Master is yet arrived;
though, by accounts, one has been elected some time
past. A French. General is now resident in this
island as a Minister from that swim

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GODWIN', CHAUCER..
In the Peers, and speedily will be pubhilied, in Two Volumes,
4to. price Three Guineas in b..ards, 41u-tested with origi-
n if Portrait= and other EDRI'AViII•i,
THE LIFE of GEOFFREY CHAUCER ;
including R•iviiiw of the State of Society, Manners,
and the Fine Art=, in the Fourteenth Century, with Clarac-
ter; of th principal Per inagts whn figured irt tits C sort, of
Edward the Third, awl Richard thi, Second.
By WILLIAM GODWIN.
Printed for RICHARD Ptiti.t.fri, No. 71, St. Pees-church-
yard.

In. the Prnii-, and ii;actedily will be published, in Six voi woe:,
elegantly printed in thick Post Octavo, and in Deniy Duo-
decimo. decorated with Far-Similes, and Portraits, engraved
frint original Pictures be CA MOLINE WATSON.
THE WORKS of the Bight HonourAble LADY
MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, now first published
by Permission, fmm the Original Masi th..ripts ; no no part of
whish has hitherto been printed, exmpting an imperfect copy
of the Letters from Constantinople.
These Volumes will contain her Ladyship's Cortespoodence
at different periods of h?.r Life, viz
1. &dote her Marriage, in 171.2.
tienag Mr. Wasiey's Embassy to Constantinople, from
1716 to 171 A.
S. With her Sister, the Countess of Mar, while resident at
Twickenham, between 170 and 171 a.
4. With hlr. Wortley, and her Danqhter, the late Coun-
tess of Bute, ilurilg her retailo.nce in France and Italy, be-
tween the years 1739 and 1762.
Intersper-ed with aurnaotts I,:ut,e; hitherto unpliblisherl,
trim Port, YOnNG, F 1 ccuiteu, and other distinguislui Cha-
racters.
Tracy will also inclnd, omIGINA L POeMS •ND Ess:% vs,-in
French And En4fish, by 11::: L and to the whole wilt
be prefixed, antii..iitie Mcuiloi;s of her
Printad for RlCiiAft PitlLLlcs, NJ. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard.

This Day is publisheit, in Four largl Volumes, oi9avo, em•
hellisheil with Three engraved Portraits of the Author, tat
ditfer..:nt Stages cif Life, price Two G t ice 04 in V ard,,
riltlE CRITICAL and, MISCELLANEOUS
PIU)SF. WORKS of JOHN 1./RYDEN.
Now srst collected: with Notes and Illustrations; aft Ac-
count of the Life and W: icing. of the Author, grounde I on
original and authentic Documents; .ind a Collection of his
I..itters, the greater part of which has never be ore been pub-
li.itc•d.
By EDMOND MALONE, Esq.
Ptint-it for T. Cadill, aad W. Davies, in the Strand; sold
also by C. and R. B.ildwin, Bridgo-street, Blackfriars.
Of whom may be had, Mr. Malunes Detection of the
Shakespeare Fingery.
London, England, 1803-05-10

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It WA', the 11th Inst. arid Time following Days,
THE NUMISMATIC BOOKS, and beautifully
ILLUMINATED MISSALS, of the late

GEORGE ffOI.LINGTOI4 BARKER, Esq.
Also his highly Valuable and extensive Collection of Ancient
and Modnii PRINTS, by Dreyer, Natiteuil, bfauson, Edeliack,
Rolswert, Vost..trinan, Woo!lett, Bartolozzi, and other Artists.
The whole ,elected impressions, amorg them are many
Proofs, and some large Scriptural Pieces, particularly fine. The
Etchingsund Proofs by Woollett, form as complete and chokes
Collection aq have ever been offered to the Public.
To be viewed till the time of Sale, and Catalogues then had.

By LEIGH, SOTIIEBY, and SON,
Shortly Will be Sold,
A Very SELECT and SUPERP COLLF.C.
TION of BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, recently
con‘igned from a Library in France, to a Merchant in the
City.
Among others, are the following Valuable Articles t
Le Voyage Pittoresque de Naples, de Sicile, et de la France,
e tem. ; Dottson T.tbleau de l'Eanpire Othornan 2 torn. ;
Massum Capitolinurn ; Matron Hist Nat. des Oiseaux avec
lee Planchet creumine, 10 tom.; Merian Hia. des In4des,
cohere, 4 tom. ; Bctanlque de Regnault, adore, 4 tom. ; In-
smuts &Olivier, 2 torn. ' • Les CEurres de Racine, Corneille,
Destouthes, Voltaire, (Beaurnarchal Edit.) 70 tom. en Maro..
quin ; Tanu, Tendon, &e. ice.
Among the Prints, are the SpiendidWorks of Coypel, David.
Cochin, Ciao. Callus, *moan le Jenne, Marq. de Pumpas
duur, Bvbault, Pirartesi, and many others of equal celebrity.
The, are principally in elegant French binding, in good
eendittun, and many of them in inoroocti.....The Prints are the
First and Finest Impressions
•.• Doe Notice will toeless of the Time of Sale.

1.4449%; Printed by J. GiLLat. No. 18, Crown-court, Fleet-
oases ; and puha:shed by W Wssr, of Water-stress Daub-
War., at the Office, No. 13, Salisbury-sguars• whom
Adeeoioeusesits ere trolived, and an Comouuieiliioste SO
lb* tdissur ohm be sabliestel.



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was the real situation in which Ministers were
'placzd. Those. who-thought Ministers right, from
what they knew of their emulate, would naturally
"agree to the Noble Lord's motion,-,and those who
thought as he did, would not adopt any measures
Nv h I might tend to embarrass his Majesty's Go-
crnment, alreadi in a situation of too great dilE-
cilltv. In that view, concurring with other friends
of his to` couscnt, to the delay, upon other grounds
he should feel it his duty to urge the necessity of
further information.
PENAL OFFENCE BILL.
Lord ELLENROROUGH moved, that the
'rouse resolves itself into a Committee upon this Bill.
Lord A LVANLIN moved a clause;
The Committee went through the Bill, and the
Report is to be made to-morrow.
Lord KING said a few words respthing his in-
tended motion, on the Public !Accounts; and said,
he hoped to be able to bring it forward on Friday
next.
Lord PELHLAM laid a paper, containing a Re-
turn of the Field Officers of the Mil:tia, upon the
Table, in pursuance of the Order made on the mo-
tion of Lord Rolle.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY, MAY 9,

NF(; MIION WIIII FR ANCF.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
addressed the House in these words sir, though I
am fully a'vare it is somewhat irregular, yet I feel
it due to the House to ask its indukence. I stated,
on Friday last, that 1 expected to '6e authorised to
make a communication ;"irii his ivlajesty to the
Hote‘e as ca this day. 'l'hat expeClation was founded
on circumstances w hick would not admit of any
ot!.er conclusion, than the one I named. I think
it right to stake that other circumstances unfore-
seen and unexpeded, have prevented the departure
of Lord Whitworth from Paris, and that this depar-
ture did not take place the time I e::peifted.
What those chcmiotances were, I trust this House
will not expeCt I shunid disclose—(Hear ! hiene! was
(xelo.nsed on all zida.)—Dut, Sir, I tea it to be due to
the House to state, that 1 have not a doubt in my
own mind that the points in discussion between the
two Governments will be brought to a decisive re-
sult in a very few days ; I mean, Sir, in the course
of to-morrow. or Wedneday morning, and I am
therefore justified in entertaining a peifc.l convic-
tion that I shall be able to make a communication
to the House in a very few days."
No Member ruse to make any observation.
The House was more numerously attended than
we have observed it in the course of the present
London, England, 1803-05-17

This Day is published, in 11vo on a fine medium raper, price
One Shilling,
Dt.A.tH; a SEATONIAN PRIZE POEM.
Re REILRY PI)RTEUS, M. A.
Now Lord Bishop of London.
A new Edition, with a Preface and Notes.
Ta which IA added, an Epitaph on King George the Second.
By the same Author.
Printed for J. Spra;i4, 16, King stre-i,Covent-Garden.
•• • This Poem is printed nn a .ise Piro!► that will admit it
being bound up with his Lordship's Leauses on the Gospel of
St. Matthew.
London, England, 1803-05-21

Thi, Dar iN published, price lOs. 6d. sewed,
THE CHANCES; or, NOTHING of the NEW
S )01.: a Novel, in Three Vuluinet, by a Disciple
ul the OW school.
Sold by Cutim:l and Martin, Mildk row, Holborn.
Where mar be had, just :published,
" Sappho," after a Greek Romance, 12nto. price Sq. 6d.
ewe
London, England, 1803-05-21

This Day is puhlishetl, price sd. the Third Edition of

A
POSTSCRIPT to THOUGHTS on the late
GENERAL ELECTION, as demonstrative of the PRO-
GRESS of JACORINISM
My JOHN BOWLFS, Esq.
Printed for F. and C. Rirington, St. PAL" Church-yard ;
sold also by W. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; R.
Fa el-
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King-street, Covent-Garden.
Of whom may he had, by the same Author, price 2s. (d.
The Fourth Edition of
'Thoughts nn the late General EleCtion, as demonstrative of
the Program of Jacobin Wm. With a Postscript.
Also, price 2s. 61.
Refletlions at the Conclusion of the War.
Also, price lid.
Remarks on %Indent Female Manners, as distinguished by
Indiffurenc4 to Character, and Indecency of Dress.

Also, inlet the Eitth Edition of

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A Letter to the lion. Charles lames Fox, in Cow:lN:pence
of his Eulogy on the a.:ll.a.aaler of the hate Duke of Balf-ant.
London, England, 1803-05-21

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By. LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
At their llmie• in York street, Covent-Garden, THIS and
Six following Days, at Twelve &Clock, (Sunday excepted';,
A Valuable and Extensive COLLECTION of
11. PRINTS, formed with a View to Elucidate and Immo e
the I fistory of Engraving, from the dstiiest Period of the Ai t
to the Year 1700; and containing Specimens of the Works of
Atom Hundred Artie s, which are not to be found in Strutt's
Biographical Dictionary of Engravers.
The Series of Mezzotintos is supposed to he complete, and
far exceeds any Collection published in this or any other
Country.
To be viewed, Catatoguee (price 6d.) may be had to the
Time of Sale.

PRINTS, BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, PORI'-1.0-
LIOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FISHING NETS, &c.
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his (louse, No. 31, the Corner of Villices-street, Straw!,
On WEDNESDAY, May 25, and the Three following thy,
at Twelvg,o'Clock,
iVALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOKS.
and HOOKS of PRINTS, consigned from Abroad, many
very fine, frogs the Proofs of Didot, &c. Among others, equally
valuable, are Demon's •Voyage en Egypte, It ton. ; Voyage
Pittortsque de la Syrie,..Fgypte, &c.; Tableaux de la' Heroin-
tion Francaise, 3 tom.; a.iivres tie J. J. Rousseau, 18 torn. ;
Lavater's Phprognmie, 3 torn. eke. A capital Bus Viol, br
Albany, 1692.. Printsfmm Sir Joshua Reynoldr, &c. A large
Colleenun of Portraisr, Topography, Drawings, &c. elegantly
mounted, and many very rare, to illustrate Mr. Pennant's
London, purchased at a great expence, by a well-known Col-
lector now Abroad.
To be viewed on Tireeday, Mar 24, and the Mornings of
Sale. Catalogues to be had of Mr. Richardson, No. 31, Strand ;
and of Mr. Clark, Sookreller, Bond.street.

London: Printed by J. GIt.LCI, No. 18, Crown-court, Fleet--
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TIER BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,.
: • :rftURSDAY, MAX 19.,
Lord Wurrwoave and suite arrived last .night at White-
hall, at eleven tit:look, in two coaches and four, and ta•
ebaises and pair, witif four outriders.
General Anneetisst lett Dover at seven
morning.
Theiracaney for Lord of the Bed Chamber, it is said, will I.e
filled by the Nlirquis of Twos:imp, or the Earl of LIMERICE.
The important Papers ielative td the Negotiation with Fiance
were last night laid belo;e Parliament. They occupy 145 folio
pa zit's, exclusive oldie .Declaration of our Government..' Malta
was the great subject of dispute, and of aurae, in aiwotractiq
discussion Upon a.single point, a reeurrenete of the same argo.„
meet is unavoidabli. We now insect them at full leie,4ll in
whatever parts they 'are necessary to inform the judgment, air to
gratiry, curiosity, and have abridged only in such parts, which,
if inserted at length, would be surpliisage or repetition. Our .
account, therefore, will be found complete for the purpose ci •'
every reader.
The Spanish and Dutch AMbassadom were at the King's Le
..
vee yesterday, at which there was a very full attendance. e •
London; Prin'led A 3. CI i.f.a , No. 18, Crown-emir', Flee-
street ; and puldiabed WEST, of Water-Aroet, Maack
friars, at the ()keel., No. 19, Salisbury-square ; when.
Advertisentints are received, and all Comniiinications to
the Editor Inual be aidressed.

o'clock yesterday

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London, England, 1803-05-26

LINNEUSS SYSTEMA. NATURE. .
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TUILE, by Sir CHARLES LINNET amended and enlarged
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Societi!s, are most respectfully informed; that Volume the
Fifth, being the first of the Vegetable Kingdom, comprising
930 pays of closely-printed Letter-press, alai illustrated by
Eight Copper.plates, very neatly engraved, is published this
Day, and may be had of the Publishers, Messrs. Lackington,
Allen, and Co. Tens!)le of the Muses, Finsbury-square.
Of whom, and of all other Bookseile-s, may be had, just
published,
Tie Animal Kingdom, in Four very large Volumes, Octavo,.
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Dr. '..a:qbarough's Facts and Observations respecting the Use
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BI CTI3.

Tceterday, Mrs. Steel, relict of the lat- unf wninate Mr. 3.
C Stet, who was wi barbarously' murderea a short time since
on Hounslow Heath, of a son.
On Thursday last, at Frome, Soineraetsla;re, the Lady of
Maim. Caraphel!, of the Krng's Dragoon Guard 6, of a &tight if.
On Sunday, in John-street, Bedford-row, the Lady of John
Puget, Esq. of a win.
Suudav morning, the Lady of W. Brien, Eq. of Queen-
square, of a lon.
At °newer-HA, Staffordahire, on Thun:day reaming, the
Lady of Samuel Powell, Ea of a
London, England, 1803-01-26

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSVIOVTII, .1 4N. 21i.
The following ships and vessels of war remain
under ciders for sailing, as soon as wind and•wea•
they permit: the Donegal, of 80 guns, for the Me-
dite,vaacan ; the Lula, of :M guns, for I.eizh; the
Theta, of 3t glans, for Sheerness; the Censor brie,
of 16 gum, for Deptford, to complete her compli—
ment of men ; and Bloodhound brig, of 16 guns, to
her station off Beachy Head, from whence s..e lias'
been forced to bear up, on account of the late
easterly pies.
I.E.wT el, U.N. 22.
Yesterday morning sailed from our toad, on a
croile, the Clyde frigate.
The easterly wind, which has so long prevailed,
and which has been accompanied with a. constant
!wavy %well rolling into. the Frith, seems now to be
abating ; as the wind yesterday has b..en gradually
coming round towards the west. This will be a
great relief to many ships that have for these some
weeks been lying wind-bound in the Frith, particu-
larly at St. Margaret's Hope, above the Qudnts-
ferry, *lsere actin aboitt SO sail at anchor.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

The Cerherus butts from J. 11114.1.11, is arrived in Bantry
Day.
the Britannia, Brown, from Demerara, es loot at ilditgio.
Margaret, Goodwin, from the CaniltiCK, fur LUAOII,
lost near Oplicto.
The Diana, Derbyshire, from St. Kitt's, for London, is put
into in distress.
Tse ifero, Dealt.; from Newfoinidland, for Leglumi, is lost
off Lisbon, and all the crew.
Th.; II ,:he, !bedpan, from Bristol, for Dublin, is on shure
at Du 41, 'full of watec,
The Dantiihal, Dcx, from Stettin fur Oporto, is lost near
TSxu -ra.
The Alott, Mason, from Now P-ovidence, for North Ciro-
'boa, is put into Charleston in di tress.
London, England, 1803-01-26

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WALLACE ; or, the Vale of Ellerslie, with
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ETTERS from an ENGLISH TRAVEL-
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This Day was published in Bra. price 3s. 6d. sewed,
A TREATISE on the FUNCTIONS and
ilk DUTIES of a CONSTABLE : Containing Dztails and
Observations interesting to the Public, as they relate. to the
Corruption of Morals, and the Protection of the peaceful sub-
jects against Penal and Criminal Offences, &c. . •
By P. COLQUHOUN, LL. D.
To those who are desirous of knowing without much trouble
how the peaceful subject is, or ought to be protected apina
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NEV SPANISH DICTIONARY.
This Day is published, in Two Volumes large Octavo,
Price 11. 4s. hoards,
ANEW DICTIONARY of the SPANISH
and ENGLISH LANGITAGES wherein the word- are
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POIITV.10014.; MAICii 11.
tact evening sailed his Majesty's ship Amphthn,
of 32 guns, Capt. Hardy; and this day his Ma-
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with secret orders ; also, his Majesty's schooner MX
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AA'ECDQTES.

MONIESQUIFIT.
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JOSEPH 11.
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frequently took incl.. he proceeded to Trieste. On
his arrival he went into at[ inn, and asked if he
could be accommodated with a•good room; he was
told a German bishop had just engaged the last,
and that there were only two small rooms, without
chimneys, unoccupied. He desired a supper to be
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some eggs and vegetables, the bishop and his suite
having bespoke all the poultry. The Emperor re-
quested the bishop might be asked, if he wotOd al-
low a stranger to sup with him. The bishop re-
fused, and the Emperor supped with one of the b:-
shop's almoners, who was not admitted to his mas-
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going to solicit a benefice of 50,000 byres, before
the Emperor is informed of its being vacant.
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wrote a letter to the Chancellor of Rome, and
another to his ambassador. He made the almoner
promise to deliver both letters, agreeably to their
address, on his arrival at Rome. He kept his pro-
mise. The Chancellor presented the patent for the
benefice to the astonished almoner.

BIRTHS.
On the 16th inst. at Kintholton Castle, her Grace the
Duchess of Manchester, of a daughter.
On Friday 'sight, Mrs. Alexander, of Be.:ford.row of a
son.
Smile day, the Lady of S. C. Tooke, Esq. of Prince's-
street, Wegminster, of a son.
MARRIED. _ _

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Mary Ann Chandler, of Norton-street, Fitaroy.squat c.
Ot, Saturday, at St. kfary.le-Strand. Mr. J. Bewsn„ of
St. Paul's Chinch yard, to Miss Eeeciser, of the Strand.
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rations and arguments, which 1u used in a fotmer
debate on the subject.; and contended, that rift-
withs:anding the flattering statement .made by the
Noble Lord, of the affairs of the East India Com-
pany, it was by two millions two hUndred thousand
pounds worse this year, than it was last year.
Mr. WALLACE said a few words, in which he
agreed with the Hon. Gentleman who spoke last,
that even from the accounts on the Table, the Com-
pany seemed in a worse state this year than the last.
Mr. KI NAIRD felt great pleasure at the state-
ment given in by the Noble Lord of the Company's
affairs. .But he wished to have 'a question answered,
which was this :--Whether any money had been
paid into the Guarantee Fund, from 1793 to 1798 ?
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, no money could
be paid, until .he India debt was reduced to two
Mr. KIN'.-:AIRD eiplaincd.
The remaining Resolutions were theft read and
agreed to.
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Mr. BAILLIE then moved the second reading
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The Committee of Supply was postponed to
Wednesday.—Adjourned.
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• tit As above may also be Kul, the First and Second Vo-
lumes, for the Years 1799 and 1:400, price Vie. 'itch in boar.l4,
and the 'third Volume, fur the Tear 1601, price 10s. 6d. in
besets.
London, England, 1803-03-25

RCRAL SPORTS.
In a few days will be published, price One Guinea inboards,
Part I. of the Second Volume in Octavo, of
R U R A L SPO`ItI'S.
By W. B. DANIEL. .
The Embelli4hments of this ate the same as in the Quarto
Edition. The Second Part will he' publi4heal (at the same
price) with all presible dispatch; and Fiv:. of the Thirty En-•
grvvings therein to he given, and which cannot be folrh..il with-
I out material detriment, will bo• silt:lied in blue Paper, and
da-
liveted to the Pincha-lzri, on their producing a Card, which wail
be iemed with the First Part.

had ili• Nt). 5, Pal.g.-ave-pace, Temple-bar; and at
Mr. White's, Fleet-street.
' • A (, Seta of the Quarto Ealitirtn mar le^ ha,l, in boards,
as, Warr:, and in a short time will be ready some copies with
the Engraving:accuratel► colournd fmm Nature