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Thb day was published, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 13s. boards, the
ARAN OF SORROW • a Nova,.
Written by ALFRED ALLENDAI:E, Psq.
He was a man of sorrow, and acquainted with grief."
Printed for Samuel Tipper, Lesdenhall-street.

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T ath/E.ETING of the OWNERS and OCCU-
PIERS of LAND, MERCHANTS and MAL.STERS, it;
the COUNTY of CAMBRLDGE, holden at the Rose Inn, on
Saturday the 16th day of April, pursuant to an advertisement in
the Cambridge Chronicle:
The Rev. W. LEWORTHY in,the Chair,
When the following Resolutions were proposed, and unani-.
mously agreed to :-
Ist. That this Meeting observe with considerable alarm the
Report lately made by a Committee of the House of Commons,l
advising a Prohibition of Grain in the Distilleries.
ed. That this Meeting have no doubt, that if an Act should
pass to carry the recommendation of the Committee into effect,
it will be very injurious to the landed interests of the kingdom,
occupiers of land, tithe-owners, and of this county in particular,
where a large quantity of barley is grown, the grain which dis-
tillers principally use.
3d. That great inconvenience and digress will arise when oc-
cupiers of land are necessarily forced to grow crops contrary to
the accustomed system of good husbandry; and that this will be'
the efie_t of the above measure, is very clear to those who have
investigated the matter, and more especially in this county, where
experience kas taught the farmer, who hitherto finding a ready
market for his bailey, to pursue the culture of it with no incon-
siderable degree of care and expense, as grain best adapted to the
nature and quality of the soil which he cultivates.
4th. That it appears to this Meeting, that the wee apprelien.
sion of such a prohibition, as the Committee of the House of
Commons have recommended, has caused a depression of the
prices pf barley and malt, which will discourage the farmer from
hazarding the usual expence, in raising a crop that does not pro-
mise an adequate return, and be eventually, in unpropitious sea-
sons, productive of absolute want.
*h. That this Meeting be adjourned to Saturday the 30th day
of April, at the Rose Inn, Cambridge, at the hour of twelve of the
clock, for the purpose of preparing a Petition to Parliament
`against the measure, in case a Bill should be brought before the
House to carry it into effect.
6th. That the Chairman he requested to communicate these
Resolutions to the Lord Lieutenant and Member of the County,
lied Wee-Chencellor of the University.
7th. That these Resolutions be published in the Cambridge
Chronicle, the County Chronicle, the Bury Paper, the STAR,
and Moaning Chronicle.
Bth. That she thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Chair-
man for his Impartial conduct.

DERMODY'S WORKS.
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'THE HARP of ERIN, consisting of the Po LTICAI.
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Author of the Life of licrmody.
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POEMS, by Miss T REFUSIS, of Trefusis,
in
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This day was published, price is. O. ''''' ' •-•
A LETTER to a COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
11 on the EDUCA,TIOPI of the LOWER ORI)F.RS, and on
the best means of ambling all that is practicable or deli: able of
that important object.
By JOHN WEYLAND, Jun. F.sq.
Author cd a Stuart Inquiry into the Policy, Humanity and Past
Effects of the Poor Laws.
Printed for J. Hatehard, 190, Piccadilly ; Mears. F. C. and
1. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Aaperue, Curnbill; and
J. Parker, Oxford. . A

Tkis day WV published,
In post evo, embellished witk a Head of Virgil, and hot-pressed,
price 7s. in extra boards,
rHF, GEORGICS of PL181.11.13 VIRGILIUS
MARO, translated into English Blank Verse.
By JAMES R. DF,AR.E, LI. I).
Wear of Bores, in the County of Swift)lk, and Chaplain in Ordi-
nary to His Majesty.
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This day were published. . I
In One Volume Quarto, embellished with Two Encrivings, I
price 11. ss. in boards,
FRAVELS ASIA and AFRICA, including a
Journey from Scanderon to ..Mcppo and over the Dysart to
Ilardad and Bas.;ora, a Voyage from Bassora to Bomb,y, and
along the Western Coast of India • a Voyage from Bombay to
Mocha and Suez in the Red *a:and a Journey from Suez to
Cairo and Rosetta in ligypt.
By the late ABRAHAM PARSONS, EA.
Consul and Factor-marine at Scanderoon.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.

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*This day was published, price 24.
THE MEDICAL REMEMBRANCER 3 or,
PHARMACEUTICAL VADE. MECUM. '
Being a short Sketch of the Properties and Effects of all the
: Medicinal Compositions and Simples now in use, as directed by the
College of Physicians.
To which is added, an Alphabetical Table in Latin and EngßA,
with the Oki and New Names, containing the' proPir Doses. of
each Medicine. Intended. as a Complete Pocket per
for the
use of Practitioners.
By THOMAS CHLIRCHILir,
Apothecary, &c. London.
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This day WM published, in one volume octavo, price Bs. inboards,
AN ENQUIRY INTO the EXTENT AND
sTABILrrY of NATIONAL RESOURCES.
By the Rev. THOMAS CHALMERS, (Kilmany).
One object of this publication is to prove, that the loss of trade
involvet in it no other mischiefs than the loss of curtain enjoy-
ments ; that it (eaves the same maintenance as before to every in-
dividual in the count, y ; and that, so far from being a grusmd of
alarm and despondency, it renders the nation fitttr than ever. for
all the purposes of defence and politcal iltdependence.
N.B. Since this work was ready for the press the author has had
the benefit of the Edinburgh Review of Mr. Spence's pamphlet,
entitled " Britain independent of Commerce," and as he conceives
that nothing that falls from the Edinburgh Reviewers on any sub-
ject connected with political economy should be received with in-
difference, he has thrown into the form of an appendix some ob-
servations on those parts of their discussions which seem to bear
on the principles of his publication.
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tEdinburghw ; and sold by Long-
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RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT, PLEASANT COTTAGE
'l'o BE SOLD, a Freehold DWELLING
HOUSE, Garden, and Orchard, with Coach-house, St ble
and Yard, at Upper Ryde, called bank Cottage, cocuma.n4ng
autiful prospects by land sea.
the House is replete with conveniences for a Family. The
Garden is in gColl order, and the Orchard well stocked with a
' variety of Tree, forming a rural and pleasant appendage to the
Dwclling Hot:St.—lmmediate possestion ma^ be had.
Apply for particulars, to Thomas Andrews Mlneleln, Esq.
Bank,Portsinout

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ORANGES AND LIMONS.
By Virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, issued
from the High Court of Admiralty of England, •
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
On Monday, the 25th of April instant, by Eleven o'Clock in the
Foreneon, at the Ship and Castle Tavern, Falmouth,
TH E 'UN D E R-M ENTIONED FRUIT,
Vlz:
50 Boxes of Oranges 366 Boxes of Lemons.
Being part of the Cargo of the American Brig FAME, James
Ham late Master, detained on her Voyage from Liston to Rhode
Island, in America, by his Majesty's Ship Comus, the Honourable
Jocelyn Percy, Captain.
For viewing the saline, and further particulars apply to
LAZ. and NAI'H. HIN'GSTON,
Talmouth, llth April, IAOR.
By Order of the Commissioners for the Disposal of Danish Prizes.
Will be SOLD, at the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the
6th May nest, at eleven o'clock,
' THE GOOD BRIG AURORA, No. 19.
DIMNSIONS.

SPEEDIMAN'S s-romAtu PILLS.
AMEDICINE of regular prescription, and _esta-
blished credit, is perhaps one of the must safe and enicadouss
that cats be taken at this season of the year, and at all times for
Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Compiainti to promote
regular Perspiration, in pendency of Boil, and in Obstruction of
the Bowels, in Heart Burnst Costiveness, Cholies, Gout, Vosnh-
&ass, and' in Head-Ache. On trial, their intrinsic worth will
prove their but rezommendation: they are particularly recom-
mended during the course of Sea Bathing, and drinking the
Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those living in Warm Climates.
Prepared by Thomas shellime,jun. Drugg'.l4Tottenham Ifigh.
from H. and J.
Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of a'n scsignment
Beswick, sole Proprietors of Receltn, by tknWill of M. Spey-
diman ; and are sold by ahemSh dwards, N 0.66, St. Paul's
Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. No, 150, Oxford-strut, in
Boxes at 25.--45. 6d.—los. 6d. and One Guinea i and may be
had of the Principal Venders of Mcdicines In Town and
Country.

A CAWPAL SOURCE OP EVENING AMUSEMENTS.
WOODWARD'S CARICATURE MAGAZIN&
'This day vvas published,
In super-royal folio, containing Three capital Characteristic Cari-
cature Prints, from original Drawings, to be continued regu-
larly ;very fortnight, No. I. of
1 'FIE CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or Hudi-
brastic Mirror: being a must capital Collection of original
Humourous Characteristi; Prints.
By W. M. V.7OO,UWARD, Esq.
Author of Excursion!: in England and Wales; Progress of a Cor-
rupt Senator ; and Illustrations of the Miseries of Human Life.
Quid rides ? mutat° noruine, de to
" Fabula narratur." PIORACZ, SAT. I.
The Numbers already published of this popular and entertain-
ing Work contain Caricature Prints, which, for genuine humour
and wit in the true spirit of Hogarth, bid fair to equal, if not sur-
pass any work of the kind hitherto puhii..hed.
London : Published regularly every fortnight by Thomap Tegg,
No. 111, Cheapside; and may be had of all booksellers and dea-
lers in the Kingdom.

• I'HE Success of SPI LSBURI' s Patent Antiseorbutig
-I- Drops, in Scrophulous and Eruptive Diseases, may perhaps
be explained by its removing any injurious matter that ob-
structs the action of the absorbent glands; fur, it is a fact,
in all oases in which the medicine has been nest successful, the
discharge at first is !Ruch increased, Cif eruptive -inure violent)
till tht matter advances to health, in eblour and conaistancy, witk
an improved state of the appetite. Even this is the case in elderly
people, who from want of vigor: have frequent ulcerations ma ass
extremities. The effects of the *medicine on Scurvy, Gout, and
Rheumatism are well known. It is reqUested you will ask fur the
Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with a black ttak starnp,An bottles of
ss. 6d. double bottles 10s. and larger 11.25. duty hicit.ded. •An
allowance on taking half a dozen.

Length aloft - • 76ft. sibs.
Breadth - - 2.3 11
Admeasures, 179 17-94th tons.
Also the Good Brig IDOCHETEN, No. 120.
DimENSiOnS.

Length aloft - -76 ft. 41in. 1
Breadth - - - 22 3
Admeasures 132 73-!•Ith tons.
Likewise the Good Brig MARTINE and CRILLiTIANE,
N 0.117.

BARRINGTON's NEW LONDON SPY FOR 1808.
This day was published,
Embellished with an Enraving and Vignette Title from Draw
ings by Craig, price only Is. 6d.
IgARRINGTON's NEW LONDON SPY for
II 1808, or The FRAUDS of LONDON DrrzerED; to
which is now first added, Night Scenes in London. Among
many other Articles highly interesting and necessary to be known
by all Persons coming to or residiu,r in Landon, will be found
Accounts of Bawds, Bawdy Honses,"Bullies, Duffers; Conjurers,
Fortune-Tellers, Caution to Persons coming from the Country,
Footpads, Gamblers, Billiards, Hangers-on, Highwaymen, House-
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Money-Droppers, Ring-Droppers, Pimps, Procuresses,lc.
Pockets, Quacks, Receives of stolen Goods, Sharpers, 'Waggon
Hunters, Shop-Lifters, Ste.—To svitich is prefixed, the Art of
Boxing, by Mr. Belcher and the Young Chicken.
London; Published by Thomas 'Pegg, No. 111, Cheapside,
sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen.

DIMINSIONS.

Length aloft - - 6811. 7ir.
Breadth • - 19 11
AdMeaSIITCS 105 86-94th tens.
AU eying in Catwater, and condemned as Prize to the Crown.
A Deposit of one-third part of the purchase-money will be re-
quired at the time of sale, and the remainder before thi dehveg
of the Vessels.
For viewing the Vessels, and for Inventories and every further
particular, apply at the Counting-house of
Mr. THOMAS LOCKYER, Merqtant,
One of the Agents f0rpt.._.....,,..nil ....
h Prizes.:

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CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. -
WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guar-
dian of Children should be acquaineed W,ith. They occasion loss of
appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irre-
gularstate of the Bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they
bring on convulsions; they atlect the growth of the body,and they
prove fatal, by ending iu a consumption or decay. Both as a pre-
ventive and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excellent
Medicine is universally allowed, on the testlnveg of the highest
characters in this country, both in rank and respet utility, to have
no equal. Their public approbation, given to the'Propiieter, from
a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own fami-
lies stamps Its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to 4,
of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. 'Patents aud
others, who have the care of children should have this remedy as a
family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or towels of
Children are any way disordered, which It will alWays be fount to
relieve.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4;
Chrapoide, London ; and retail by most country Venders, in boats
at 2s. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. .

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OAK TIMI.3ER—SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY *AUCTION,
On Tuesday, the "6th of April, 11408, at the White Hart, Nutley,
in the Parish of Is4aresfield, StMOS, between the hours of twelve
and two &clock in the uft..rnoon, subject to such conditions as
will he thin and there produced,
SEVEN,stai LOTS of of Vac.flgakblhe OAK TIMBER,
now TItMI,'
ng on
.t part
own
etweeq
Du ddleswell and Nutley aforesaid. The trees are numbered in
white paint.
Farther particulars may be known on application to Mr. Tho
mu Parker, at Stoncland, near Withykatn ; or at his residence at
Herstmonceux, Sussex; and also at Mt. James's Office, New-
Boswell 9 9 eourt Lincoln's Ina London.
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' NUMBER L
To be published on the lit of June next.
'THE intention of this Work is to enable the Public
to judge whether the degeneracy of the Stage be owing to
Authors or Manarers. For this purpose, all Writers, who have
had Plays rejected, or which have lain unanswered far three
months, are requested to send them to the Editor's' No. '22, Bell-
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as many more throuyhout the Work at the trade price as they
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(two After-Pieces being tantamount to a Play), and a Sheet of
original Stage Remarks, entitled "The Panegyrist."
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Bell-yard, Carey-street, where orders are received.
Sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom, ar.d may be
l at all Circulating Libratit.s.

BROOM, STAFFORDSHIRE.'
TO SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Lyttleten Arms, in Hagley, In the County of Worcester,
on Monday, the .2nd day of May next, between the hours of
four and six o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then
to be produced (unless peeviously disposed of by Private Com-
tract, of which notice will be given),
ALL that MESSUAGE, called BROOM -
1- HOUSE, with the Coach-house, Stables, and other Out-
offices, Gardens, Fruit-trees, Fish-ponds, Plantations, and some
exceeding ggpPastuie Land thereto adjoining, containing by ad-
measurement 18 acres, I rood, and 5 yachts, in the possession of
WALDRON HILL, Esq.
Also several Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of Art,ble, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, with a qabstantial Barn and other convenient
Buildings thereon erected, lying near to ;he said Messuage, and
containing by ad
143 sues and 18 perches, in the
possession of James Crump.
Also, Two other Closes Of Land, lying contiguous to the said
Messuage, and containing by admeasurement 9A. ilit.l4P. in the
possession of Thomas Butler.
Also, Three Tenements or Cottage-houses, with good Gardens.
to the same, belonging, conveniently situated, and in the occups-
tion of James Crump, or his undertenants.
'The above mentioned property is a vecompact
ry eligible and
Freehold Estate—it is situated in the parish of Broom, near to the
borders of Worcestershire, about 16 miles from the City of War-
aester, six from Bromsgrove, four from Kidderminster, and four
from Stourbridge ; all very good market towns ; it is distant four
London about 120 miles.
The house is tit for the accommodation of a Geotleman, and is
in a genteel neighbourhood; the Land is good, well planted with
thriving young trees, and a considerable part of it is tythe-frce--it
lies in a clear pleasant countm, commanding verybeautiful and ex-
tensive views of Hagley'Park, the Clent-hills, and the surrounding
country ; and the situation seems to have every other requisite to
render it an agreeable place of residence for any Gentleman, to
whom the avocations and amusements of die country can afford
pleasure.
Lime and Coals are to be had at convenient distances.
James Crump, of Broom, will shew the Land. For tickets to
obtain permission to see the House, for other particulars, and to
treat for the purchase, apply to Mfr. Court, Solicitor, at Bell-
broughtou, or at his Offict in Stourbrid3e, who is authorised to
contract for the sale of the Estate.
Particulars may also be known of Messrs. Benbow and Hope,
Solicitors, Stone-buildtags, Lincoln's-Inn, London.

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lou'°llßitilsEe,
from this taking cold originates a mnititude'of difeafes, as Althrna,
Pains in the Chtft, Offenfive Breath, Inflammation of the Lungs,
mily fhould lie down without a (mall fupply at leaft, of :his al.
molt iuftantaneous remedy. Many thoufand perform tan teftify
the hippy effeds they have received from it, when every other
Medical alliftance Lad failed. •
0 bCf(:)e rvLeritSh'e AnaSmTeHti
A CAUTION.
on a black Ramp, which is affixed to each bottle; all others arc
tout< riche.
Sold at Mr. Butler's. No. 3, Obeaplide, corner of patemotter.
.viltil): c
il'hse
reel:
inAMufFfti
t°l-:ARI
ni tySB. t
celebrated
Butler,
l,NtedirulDG,
eesCNCoSE:K. COUGHS.
, otScp:TiXhj:eMbaaitypßcPrih theiri'd
;cel cold,
l is
rNs
,aspe 111,1 r.
engraved
4
immediate effed in removing the rt Jft-obitinate Coughs or Ca-
tarrhs, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable
Family Medicine. And when we confider the variablenefs of
and Confumption, with a long train of evils—no head of a Ps.
row ; and rttail by Crifp. Corner of Spring Gardens; Clark, 269,
Borough; Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh a 93 Glafgow :;aid may be had
or molt Country MedicineVenders, in Nod.' at 24/gland 65 each:

DR.FELEEMAWS GUTTA SALUTARIS. •
T"11E value of thuslnfallible Medicine has been of
long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bass a
compefitlon with it in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe,
which it cfferttL lly cures and eradicates from the habit, witholic
exciting the painful feelings and expoP4r3 that attends falivatiolk,
without debilitating the coatioutina in any degree, or even re.
spitting confinement from buileiefs, or seltridioii in diet The
Aidleal viquos of there ineftititable Drops have proveff thgs slain'
Wb
cu.' plubolifet3rinebiact!o nthfe7.
proveair afore
a thanth
neveriy lears
failing restorative,ln
ith
we ha.-
~ther the d.ibility is produced by too free ufe of Mercury, filial
pleaftires, tile the ell .4U of a warm climate na travellers, and thofe
going abroad. Th.j cannot be reciaminended too ' ftroegly is
thofe who will ricel.ve a fafe, frey:and complete rare is akold
l*tibborn Gleits,' and every v.realiners that affects theft:4444er and
organs of urine. By its efficacy many wemeitave bectiaill ma
there, who fdr years had been deprived of that haPpiners.
544 whlefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide, cos`
ncr of Paartu.rier.row, and retail hyßelam, PnrifinctiiinWeasti
Portfra ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; reek, HuU; Calwell,Du -
lin; Baxter, and Mat!dor.ald, Glai'‘row ; Master, Smith and Man.
derton, t dinburgh. and by Moil country Medicine voltam St
bottles, et 7.5• 9d, Cash, with ample &eaten., ' '