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SELECT I;IOVELS.

Novels. Price. Novels.
Soly man and Almeria o 6 Gulliver's Travels
Nourphad . 0 6 Sisters -
Zadig - • ‘o- 6 Henrietta - a 0
Alinoran and Hamet , o 6 Joseph Andrews - 2 6
Sentimental Journey o 6 Telemachus 3 0
,Castleof Otranto r o Humphrey. Clinker 3 0
- - i o Female Quixote - 3 0
Theodosius - a o Moral Tales - 3 6
Belisarius s Count Fathom - 3 6
Pompey the Little. a e Talcs of the Genii 3 6
Candid - i o Roderic Random - 3
journey to next World t Robinson Crusoc 4 0
•Peruvian.Priniess i 6 Tristram Shandy - 4
Louisa Mildmay r 6 Amelia - 4 6
Adventures of an Atom t 6 Adventures ofaGuinea 5
Vicar of Wakefield t 6 Gil Bias, 1 is- 6
Chinese Tales - a 6 Peregrine Pickle - 6
Punceibt Greaves • .1 6 Tom cones - 66'
Tale of a Tub 1- 6 Arabian Nights -• . 6
lonath.inWiltj 7 6 Don Quixotte •8 6
evil on Two Sticks •2 0
SACRED CLASSICS.

Price.
20
2 a

Econ. of Human Life o 6 , C.-entatir not Fabulous 10.
Death of Abel .. a o Blackmore on the Cre-
AddiSonis Evidences ,a o ation - - , I o
Dodd on Death .... r o RoWe's Letters .. -- ; 0
Dodd's Prison Thoughts i o 'Hervey's Meditations 2 a
Rowe'sDevoutF,xereises a 0 Pilgrim's Progress 2 0
BRITISH CLASSICS. .
Goldsmith's Essays ' 1 0 Citizen of the World 3 0
Idler - .. 2 6 Rambler - 6 6
SELECT. BRITISH POETS.
Goldsmith - o 6 Rowe • . a o
Gray • .- - 0 6 Broome - - i o
Armstrong . 0 6 Mallet . I o
Filconer - .. o 6 Cunningham - I o
Collins - .o 6 Mickle - ' - a o
Ot way - . -0 6 Warton . - a o
Smollett , . o 6 Savage . ' . a 6
johnson - ' - a 6 Parnel ' -, a 6
Pomfret - o 6 Waller - . a 6
Dodsley - . - a 6 Langhorne - a 6
Lytt Izton o 6 Shakespeare - 16
Garth - - p 6 glover - - _2 o
Sheffield 7 o 6 Slienstone . " 2 6
Walsh - - a 6 Akenside: - -•2 o.
Lansdowne , a a Thomson -. a. 6
Moore - . ... a 0 Young - - 40.
Addison ' ; o Pope * .4 6
Congreve , ? - . a o 'Milton - , 4 o
Tickcl .7 , I o Dryden . 5 o
Fenton. , . I o ' ' .. '
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 17.

THE several Bills before the House were for-
warded in their respective stages.
Mr. BRAGGE, attended by several Members,
brought up the following Bills from the Com-
mons : The Mutiny Bill, The Marine Mutiny
Bill, The Stamp Duties, The Horse 'Ditty and
the American dour Bounty_Bills, which were
severally read a first time.
A numberof Private Bills were also presented.

Some routine
,business was then disposed of;
after which their Lordships adjourned till to.
morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, MARCH 17.

Tia Is being the. Day appointedfor. the Call of
the House, the Names of the Members were cal.
led over accordingly.; arid at a quarter, after seven
o'clock, the House adjourned.

The Gallery was shut against Strangers the
whole of the evening.

From, the LONDON GAZETTE, March 17.

AT. the Court, at the Queen's House, the 17th
of March, tBcu--present, the King's Most Ex-
cellent Majesty in Council.
This daythe Right Hon. Philip Earl of Hard-
wicke, arld the Right Hon. George Legge, corn.
monly called Viscount Lewisham, were, by His
Majesty ts Command, sworn of His Majesty's
'Most Honourable Privy Council, and took their
Places at the Board accordingly.

His Majesty in 'council was. this day pleased
to declare the Right Honourable Philip Earl of
Hardwicke, 'Lieutenant-General and General.
Governor of that Part of the United kingdom
called Ireland. .

His,Majesty having been pleased to appoint
the Right Honourable Robert Lprd Hobart to be
one His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State,
his lordship was this day, by His Majesty-'s
Command, sworn one of His Majesty's principal
Secretaries'of State accordingly.

Whitehall, March i 7.

The King has been pleased to constitpte and
-appoint the Right Honourable Henry Addington,
John , Smyth, and Charles Small Pybus," Esqrs.
George Thynne,' Esq.N(commonly called Lord
George Thj'nne,) and Nathaniel Bond, Esq. to
be Commissioners for executing the Office of
Treasurer of His, Majesty's Exchequer.
The King has been pleased to grant to the
Right Hon. Henry Addington, the Offices of
Chancellor and Under Treasurer of His Majesty's
Exchequer

Also to appoint-the Right Honourable Charles
Yorke, to be His Maje,:.ty's Secretary at War.

His Majesty in.Counctl was this day pleased
to appoint the following Sheriffs, viz.
Cheshire—John Scott Waring, of Ince, Esq. in the room
of William Rigby, of Oldfieid,.Esq.
Monmouths'hire—Thornas Williams, of Chepstow, Esq.
Warwickshire—john Stanton, of Kenelworth, Esq.
Carrnarthtnshire—Edward Richard Shewen, of ,Stnidey,
Esq. in the room of Sit John Stepney, of •Llanelly,
_ Bart.

Cardiganshire—john William, oe Castle-Hill, Esq. in
the room of RObt,rt Lloyd, of Abermaidc, Esq. ,
Glamorgansbire—Robert Jones, of Fonmon Castle, Esq.
in the room of Llewellin Traherne, of St. Hilary's, Esq.
Radnorshire—Hugh Powell Evans, of 'Noyirld, Esq. in
the room of Thomas Hodges 'Fowler, of Abercwin-
hire, Esq.
Denbighshire—John Meredith Mostvn, of. Segroit, Esq.
in the room of Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of-Penylan, Esq.

Lord Chamberlain's OP , March 16, tatit.

Orders for the Court's going into Mourning,
on Thursday the. igth inst.'. for
.her late Royal
Highness Philips pita Charlotte, Dutchess Dowa.
ger of Brunswick, viz. • •
The Ladies to wear Black Silk, plain Muslin or Lon;
Lawn, Crape or, Love Hoods, Black Silk Shoes, Black,
glazed Gloves, and Black Paper Fans, -
Undress.—Black,or dark Grey unwatered tabbies.

The Gentlemen to weaiSlack Cloth, without Buttons
on the Sleelies or Pockets, plain Muslin or Long Lawn
Cravats.and Weepers,. Black-Swords and Buckles.
Undress.—Dark Grey Fro As.

The Court to change the Mourning, on Thursday. the
t6th Day of April next, viz. .
The Ladies to wear Black Silk, fringed, or plain Linen,
White GlOves, Necklaces, and EartingS,. Black or White
Shoes, Fans, and Tippets.

Undress.--White or Grey Lutestrings, Tabbies, or
Damasks.

The Gentlemen to wear Black, full.trimmed, fringed,
or plafn Linen, Black Swords ::rid Buckles. '
Undress.—Grey Frocks. •
The Court to,change the Maiming further on 'I hursda y
the 23d Day of April, viz. . •
The I.adics to wear Black. Silk or Velvet, coloured Rib.
bons, Fans, and Tippets ofplain White, or White and
Gold, or White and Silver Stittn, with Black Ribbons.

The Gentlemen to wear Black Codts,-and Black or plain
White, or White and Gold, or White and Silver Stuff
Waiitcoats, full•trimmed, coloured SwordS and Buckles.
And on Thursday the. 30th of• April the Court will-go
out of Mourning.