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EAST INDIA- gOUSE,

February Ts, 1304.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCIIANTS of ENG.
LAND trading,to,the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That the 'Court will be ready tosreceive Proposals in writing,
at any time, on or &for( WEDNESDAY, the 14th March next,
from such Persons who -May 6e willing to Let on Freight ".
GOOD COPPER-BOTTOMED SHIPS,
of the Burtben if from soo to 6.0 Tons, Builder's Measurement,
for the said Comparty's Service, Jrir Four,- Five, or ,Six Voyages
certain; the Tenders with the -word;.." Ship Tendet" on the
cover, to be severalty filled up, andleft with the Secretary, at or
before Twelve o'clock at Noon; of the said 440, March next,
ikeyond which hour not any Tender will be received.

L.L1A.,11 Ie;iiMSAY, Sec.
Copp of the Term: and Conditions on which =the :aid Ship:
will be engaged in the Cmpany's Service; mai, 6c _had 111,07 T
piwateon to ,11e. .Y.tmes coggan, Clerk to the Coinmittee o Ship_
ping, on or after zhe 25th instant. •

This. Day was published, Price Twcy-penc Haffpenny,
'CNBSERVATIONS on' Mr, THELWALL's
LETTER to the EDI T9R. of the EDINI3URGH
': Prittv-4 -D..W;,ltison, anci
Sold by all Bouksel i
.leisn Town and. Country..

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This Day was published,
In Threi Volianes,:rzino. Price us. in boards,

WOMEN -their,CONDITION and INFIX.v WOMEN
.fNcEsii, SOCIETY.
By jOSEPI-1 ALEXANDER SEGUR.
• Translated front the 'French.
Pripted for. T.,N. Longman and O. Rees, No. 3g, Pater-
noster-row.

"These Volumes will, probably, be received as a very ac-
ceptable present, by our people of tashion; since, in the course
of them, subjects of the first importance td these parties,
though they.inv be considered as accidentally introduced, are
treated Very iu4ri at large. -While, however, Many, of its
parts will indtee.the Beaux and the Belles to regard this per-
,formance as solely designed. for them; the PiiilOsoplier and
the' Statesman may uot,cleein it altogcther unworthy-oltheir
attention."

• " Near the•terinination of this Work; we are pr6ente—cl
with a most hiteresting tale. The address which is discover-
ed in this little pn'iduction, the delicate touches whiciroccur
in it, its structure, and its niorar, 'prove the powers of
Author to be of the first rate."
AppendiK to Monthly Review, Vol. 42 •

TATT‘ERSALL's IMPROVED PSALMODY, •
In Three Volumes Octavo.
THE Music printed, separately in Three Partsf
consisting of two trebles and a bass, or treble, .tenbe
and bass, having, thrO4,lt a mistake inThe Publisher, bee!.
sold at toe adVanced price of Half a Guinea for each Volume,
instead of Three and Sixpence, as originally intended, Mr.
Tattersall thinks it. necessary to state to the admirers of the
Improved Psalntcdy,- • •
First; That .this advance of Price _Was direaly contrary to
his intention.
SecOndly,' That he is willing and desirous to return the
overcharge to those Purchasers, who have paid the erroneous
Price,; anus ;baking the best amends in his power fbr the
,mistake, • , • -
The acrvineeupon the Books appears to have arisen'from
the idea of the Publisher, that they could not be sold, with,
any chance of pr•Ofit, at a lower price; but that Mr.. I'. groin
the first, declined•ail chahce of gain; may be proved by the
. .
following passage from-the Brn.ish Critic:
'66 WeZatinot forbear observing, as 'a circumstance which
(1:, ,es peculiar hotadi:r so She let: hugs of the Editor, that lie
oiset .• po'ssi!')ility. rot prAit
hanely for, the service of Religion, and sells every.. Part.
0.6-1 Publications at such a price as will prevent a
rtrindus loss to himself."
This remark-appeared in vol. 5, p. 178, in the year 1795,
and zimilar observations 'occur in vol. 11,, p.. 66, and else-
where. Mr. Tattersall hopes; therefore, that his design will
hens ehorward be understood, and his Publisher excused for
an error; which he ,belicves.not to have proceeded frarn any
.badmotiVes, and which for tho hiture will be reaified.
Notwithstanding ttwewhce of this,Work has been already
very considerable,. 4.7.,-.•ditor,. convinced of its gieat utility,
is.deterroined to comp!tre it on the most *liberal plan. He
rejoices to learn that in several churches the lin-proved Psal_
• mody has been altog.ether adopted; and though, in some in-
s ances; a part of 'these Psalmshas not 'quite "fairly been in. into other Selections, to the injury of their general
sale, yet he is more pleased at the testimony thus borne to
the merit of his Undertaking; than offended :It the liberty
taken with his Property.
With respect to the completion of the Improved Nalmody,
thiairgh unavoidable'interruptions have hitherto prevented
'some of the original Composers from fulfilling their promises,
yet there remain feW portions of the Psalms which are, not,
now set; and • Mr. Tattersall assures' his Friends and the -I
Public, as soon as the rest shall be received, which he now
earnestly cxpeds, the whole shall be broUght for Ward with
the utmost expedition. The Work at present contains up_ ,
wards of Zoo NeW I:unes, composed by the most celebrated
Masters.
N A 3. As the former liditions-of the Words are now ex-
hausted,, and many persons have Wished to see them printed ,
in a larger size,) for the accommodation of elderly' persons,
Mr, 1. is inclined to republish tlicrn in that manner ; and -if
any Clergymen should be desir'ous of adding an 'Appendix
front the other versions, and will intimate their wishes to
his Publisher, at No. 3z, Paternoster-row, he will readily
print oil an hundred, or more copies, for. them, free of ex-
pence, in the same size and letter, that they may be bound
together.

This Day was published, in pne 'Volume .0414v9, price 7s.
id' boards,
,
rrHE POLITICAL PROTEUS-:‘ a View of the
11 Public Gharailer and Conduct of R. B. SH ERIDA N,
Esq. as exhibited in, Ist, Ten Letters addressed to him •
ad, -Sgicaians ,his Parliamentary .Speeches from the
Commencement of the French Revolution ; 3ii, SeleEtion.s
ions his Speeches- at the Whig Club and °Ott- Public
:.3cetings. .

By-WILLIAM COB4ETT... •, • •
Printed:for I ..Budd, at 1:1L Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall ;
and sold by Messrs. tZictwrdsott, Royal Ex'cliange, and R.
Pagsliaw, Bow:street.

MO BE LETT, for One Year. certain, -from
J._ March the ISt, for iGoOI. a large • and
.complete
MIL HOUSE, with every Accommodation, situated in
the Neighbourhood of Berkeley-square, completely and well
FURNISHED. None but principals will be treated with...
apply to Mr. Binns, Upholsterer, Mountstreet-,• Gros-
.

• ' CAPITAL' OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SUJIVEY,

. At the Golden Lion, in the ToWn of Ashburton, -Devon;
On TUESDAY; the 27th of 'March, 'lBO4,
A BOUT, SIX' THOUSAND OAK TREES,
now standing in several Woods in the Parish of Ouck-
fastleigh, numbered and .lettered, and divided into Lots, for
the conyenfencq of Purchasers, The Timber is of the finest
growth and quality,' greit part of it nieasuring from
THIRTY to-FORTY-FIVE HIGH„ and being.
koin ELEV'ENtOFOURTEF.N INCHES in the GIRTH.
To Ship-builders and to alb LOridon Dealers in general,
it presents a most desirable opportunity, as the situation is
extremely convenient for -Carriage: and' conveyance to any
part of the Kingdom,,. being only three"miles' froin- Ash-
burton and six from Totness, where the River Dart becomes
navigable. • _

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Further particulars may be had by applying to Messrs;
William and john Black, Middle Temple-hall Stair-case
or Richard's Coffee-house; FAuet-street. A tad the Steward,
Mr. Coars, at HaWson Fatah near 130ekfastlei4h, will chew
tltg Timber,. •