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!!.00SEY'S FOREIGN CATALOGUE.
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BOOSEY'S CATALOGUE. of FOREIGN
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'Fins Day was publi-hcd, in 2 Vols. Aro. price ISY. in boards,
AN INQUIRY concerning ANTICHRIST,
and the ANTICHRIST; AN POWER; being an Fa.
amiration of such of the Predidions of Daniel as are gencially
acknowledged to relate to that extraordinary sohjea and sR
attempt to apply them to, and explain them by, ce.tain Errors
which have recently occurred in the World, and in the coerw
of Human Atfairi.
By the Rev. RICHARD ROWLEY, A. M.
Of Queen's College, Oxford, It- &or of Middl•xon Scriven,
Salop; and Chaplain to his Majesty's 30th Rigt of Foot.
Oxford: Printed at the University Pe se, f.r the Author, and
sold by .1. Cooke, Oxford ; and F. and C. Rivington, Look*.
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the Fstatiiishment of the Pagan, Jewish, and Christian Refl.
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REMARKS on MODERN FEMALE MAN-
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ROYAL CIRCUS!

TALI;. OF iiiCtIANTMENT.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 30, will
be !,resented &Grand Display of
HORS c'MANS!IIP, 14y The Youthful Highlander,
hich he will particularly exert himself. Mons. Henglsr
will exhibit his wonderful Performance on the
TIGHT- ROPE ;
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This Day is published. price 65., in boards, elegantly printed in
One Volume small O:lavo, inscribed, by Permissionoo
the lion. and it g a Rev. the Lnrcl 15ishop of Durham,
N ESSAY on the UNREASONABLENESS
11. of seEpTiets I. The Second Llition. with Additions.

By the Rev. J. RE, A. M.
Rector of Coln St Denys, and Vicar of Stratton St. Mar-
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An Essay on the Necessity of Revealed Religion. The
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State of Civil Liberty in Europe is owing to the Doctrines of
the Christian Religion.
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This Day Is published, in One Volume, Otavo, price ss. in
board:,
A NEW ANATOMICAL NOMENCL A-
-11. TURF., relating to the Terms which are expressive of
Position and A:pea in the Animal System.
By JOHN BARCLAY, M. D.
Le3ttrer on Anatomy, and Honorary Member of the Royal
Physical Society, Edinburgh.
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BIRTHS.

On Monday last, at Brighton, the Right Hon. Lady
Leslie, of a daughter.
In Po: tlaud-place, the Lady of George Simson, Esq. o
a son.
ly, at Newport, in the Isle of Wight, the Lady of
Lieutenant Trickey, of a son.
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NUMBER 108.1

For the BENEFIT of MRS. TIL
TITEATRE-RDY.O.. DRURY I. ANE.
THIS regent EVENING, May. ti, their Ma-
iftties Semint4 will aft Shaua.....pears Comedy of
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Duke, Mr. Fowl! ; Frederick, Mt. bladolocks ,• Amiens,
141 r. Digninn ; Jaques, Mr. Wrorightriti; Le Bran, Mr.
Fisher ; Oliver, Mr. Citilfirhl; Orlando, Mr. Barrymore ;
Jaques de Boys Mr. ; Adam, Mr. Packer • Touch.
stone, Mr. Bannister, Jun. ; Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Song)
Mrs. Jordan); Celia, Mies Mellon ; Phzbe, Mw Campbell ;
Audrey, Sim Pope.
At the End of Act IV. (by most partirula•Afrfirr, and for that
night only) Mrs. Wrist ei'l sing the popular Ballad of
"CRAZY JANE."
In Act V. a Song by M.A. Waft&
After the Play (for that night crihr) the Dramatic Piece of
SYLVESTER DAGIF R WOOD.
Sylvester Daggerwoorl, Mr. Banniner, rllll. ; nistian, M.
Sant • the part of Apcweil will be r;:sitireil, Fu that night
only, by Mr. Caulfield, who will give a variety of
IMITATIONS.
1., which will be added (for the lint time this Season; the
Comic Opera of
ROSIN A.
Mr. Rehrilfe, Sedirwick ; Captain B4ville, Mr. Di:-
ewe ; IVdham.lns De Camp ; Runic, Mr. Co** i • lri•h-
man, Mr. Caulfield; Dorcas, Mrs Sparks; Plurfse, Mrs.
Btan•I; in which eharactm she will introduce the l'ouriv.
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and Inglisli Circulating Liaran, Alliemarle-street ; aatil of
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Flux for the Antes may be taken.

For the BENEFIT of Mr. C. KEMBLE.
TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK.
{IN THU It S DAY, the 1 tith Instant, their
Majtsties will perform a Tragedy called
HAMLET.

King of Denmark, Mr. Powell; Hamlet, Mr, C.
Xemble, (being his First Appearance in that Cliarriter'i; Po-
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Cluildenstern, Mr. Hartley; Orrick, Mr. Palmer; Gliost, Mr.
Wroughton. Queen, Mrs. Powell; Gplaelia 'lira
With A MUSICAL FARCE,
And ENTERT.MNMENTS,
Which will ba expressed in future Bills.
Tickets and Places for the 80.,rs to be had of Mr. C. KEM-
RLF., 129, Great Ruvel..street, Blooms:wry ; and of Mr.
FOibrrl )Ic,• at the ISui,..olllce, in Little Rived-street.
London, England, 1803-03-05

ORJVI .117- G LITE Ra RY

UMBER 55.1

WF-ST-INDIA DOCK SD A RES.
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SATUR

IMPERIAL P.IRLIAM.EIvT.
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Wales is iaettr some' Iteeve:lenci,, rAteritat rue
the risk of the public conceiving that the commis,.
sioners had failed in stating all the demands against
his Royal. highness. The justice of the decision of
the commissioners respecting his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales's debts had been admitted
by the public, c'nsequeniy it would be very impo-
litic to adopt any measure which might have the ef-
fea of depreciating the decision of the Commission-
ers. His anxious wish was to see his Royal Hih-
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trifling embarrassment would weigh, in 'his mind,
against the importance of his Royal Highness being
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refusing to give him that which he was sure he did
not value, and the granting of which might produce
in the pnblic mind sentiments injurious to the ho-
nour and consistency of Parliament.
Colonel VEREKER said a few words, but in too
low a tone of voice to be distinalv heard.
The House became clamorous 'for the question.
Upon the division, there appeared, for the original
1T10.6011-

Ayes
Nues

139
184

Majority in favour of the } 45
previous question
Upon our return into the Gallery, the House was
in a Committee of Supply, to which was referred
certain accounts relating to Ireland. The report was
ordered to be received to Monday.
London, England, 1803-03-02

This Day is published, in Two Volumes, price 9s. bor.rcLs,
A MODERN INCIDENT in DOMESTIC
LIFE.
By ISABELLA KELLY,
Author of Madeline, Abbey Sr. Asaoh, Avondale Priory, En,
R uthinglenne, Baron's Illatikliter' &c. Ice tic..
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Where may be had, just published, •
The MYSTERIOUS VISIT; a Novel, founded on racts, in
4 vul ti inks. By Mrs. Parsons.
Also, by the same Author,
The PEASANT of A RDENNE FOREST, 4 void.
The MISER bud his FAMILY, 4 vols. .s.
And the VALLEY of ST. GOTHARD 3 v&'4.
London, England, 1803-03-02

This Day wal published,-(dedicned, with permission, to the
Right Hon. LORD4LDON,) price 10s. Gd. hoards'
A TREATISE on the Construaion of the
Sta-
tutes
relative to voluntary and fraudulent CONVEY-
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Courts of LAW and EQUITY.
BY WILLIAM ROBERTS, Lincoln's-Inn.
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TERM REPORTS,

By Messes. Dutteord and Eat , new Edition, complete in
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This Day were published, price 71. l2s. in hauls,
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bound,
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS, or the
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By J. GUY,
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The :2d edition, with considaratile additions.
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ACOLLECTION of ACTS and RECORDS
of PARLIAMENT ; with REPORTS of CASES argued
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spotrmg TIT! TES. •
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fou'r Edition

The HOSPITAL PUYIL's GUIDE through LONDON.
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Manner of a Pupil empliming his Money and Time ; and in-
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LAQUEI SPRINGES rotIVT)O4)COCK S.

To she EDITOR Of the BRITISH PRESS.
SIR,

TIIE following Epigrams are transcribed from a
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.Ar Woortiacis, printed in 1615, and con-
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NEC SUTOR ULTRA, &c.
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ItVlierein the Curate baing Hill confuted,
One g ti.l, lwere goot if thay two chanri fun lions ;
Nay (pion' th... 1 wiz .) I tlicren 'tumid be hob,
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URIC/IV.II. r.

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ON VESTA, IN MAUL!.
Er; In nun thy chisel has its art essay*

TIIE ARTS.

.3. 3%

To shape the angel-form of yon fair maid
Thy skill was lost! in nothing they agree; •
Ye<, yes, in one—insensibility
Note —The thought is in Racire.
ON FLORA's PORTRAIT IN COLOURS.
FaIEND.
Not this the face of Flora, I declare !
More bright her rose, her Idly too more fah...
Such ni:ttcliless colours, who .----
PAINIFII.
N my, pri'liee
Due eaucrs arc the mutnc, the same our shop!
Note. '!'his WAS actually,:.:.! by I? t.mbrandtlo a Lady, who
complained of his colours not being etim:al tu her complexion.

ON CHLOE, IN W IX.
Oh ! well than art depicted here !
Thy splendid bosom's magic charm,
Thy neck, and nature too appear-
-lit thou, like it, wilt melt—w twit warm.

t •.

ON KATE, IN BRONZE.

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PARISIAN FASHIONS.

A fete has at length been givers at Frascate. From fear of
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Saturday morning about nine o'clock, file Duke
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litany business with His MAJESTY.
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from the (.1111 chapter of St. Luke, and the tied verse;
.--44 Aid Jesus sad sato him, se man iirvin. pa hi
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.fit for the
dam of God."

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CALCUTTA, ME 26.
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AIIIILVT Rabe has written to the English General
PEstaom, desiring him to evacuate the districts of
Rampoora and Noutuck, an hereditary possession
of his family, and in the occupation of the Holkars,
when forcibly taken from them by the orders of Ge-
neral PEaeou : that it was necessary for him to pro-
vide for the-establishment of the widowed Baees,
whom, if he knew right, he ought to look upon as
his true Sovereigns. The last care he recommend-
ed to him was his own particular interests ; to which,
he trusted, the General would have the kindness
not to be inattentive ; that he hoped General PER-
RON would treat these several subjects with the con-
sideration their respective merits demanded ; if not,
that he and his master should prepare to resist the
pretensions of the English General in the field.
SCINDEAH, it is said, is not a little disconcerted
by these extraordinary propositions. To add to his
alarm, the movements of his army are impeded by
the menacing positions which his enemy has assum-
ed in several different places. He appears to be
totally cut off from all possibility of a retreat to
Hindostan ; while a scarcity, little short of famine,
owing to the devastation of the country, and the
entire neglect of agriculture, continues to prevail
throughout his camp. It is further stated, that
Se is DEMI will not permit General PER RON to leave
him ; that he had, it would appear, appointed Co-
lonel SUTHERLAND to the uncontroulled manage-
ment of his affairs, and ordered him to set out for
Hindostan ; in which case his arrival might'be daily
expected. The Holkars are now completely united,
and engaged at this moment in laying waste the
territory on the opposite side of the Bunnda, where
no one had yet ventured to oppose their ravages.
AM RUT RAo's forces are encamped on the banks of
the Soliun, near Salmatpoor, where it is supposed he
will soon arrive to take the command of hii army in
person.