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GRECIAN LITERATURE.

This day were publifhed, price us in boards,
A RCHEOLOGI A GRALCA, or the Antiquities
L of GRELCE—being an Account of the Manners and Coltman
of the Greeks. deduced from the Ludt and belt authorities, and
relating to their
Government Drers Entertainments
Magiftracy Erzrsifes rood
Laws Baths Mufic
Judicial Proceeiings Marriages Painting
Religion Divorces Public Buildings
Games Funerals Harbours
Military and Naval Domeftic Employ. Weights and Mea-
Affairs ments Cures •&c flee.
Chiefly defigned to illußrate the Gnek Ciaffics, by explaining
Words and iihrafes according to the Rites and Cottony; to which
they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hiftory of die Grecian
States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON.
Of Chritt's College, Cambridge, Maßcr of the Free Grammar
School at Ravenftontdale. in Weftmoreland.
London: Printed for RICHARD PUILLt vs, No. 6, New Bridge-
flreet, and fold by all Bookfelkrs.
Juft publifhed, by the fame Atehor,
The Grammar of Hiftory, by means of which that important
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4 Tour through Rugen.
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MU4le, a Didaflic Poem, in five .Cantositranfla-
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, For St. CROIX and St. THti MArs
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l'Ht good Danidi frigate tiuil• Ship JOHANNE;
JEWS P. jag. PINCK, Malta,
Will take GOtids and PaffLngers for the al•ove pieces, ind will be
read) to fail in ten or twelve days, from tbf doe hereof.
1•or Frcight or Paitage apply at the Counting bode of Body,
Schow, and Co. Fothdle (bed, Plymou:h
Plymouth, June 3, 0337.

FAMILY CO ITAIIE AND LAND.
be LET, for a Term, or the I.e.tfe to be Dif-
-1- poled nf, a complete FAMILY RFS!: NCF. del ghtfulli
fituated in the preferable Oft of Effex, within i 8 miles of Lau-
don. The Houfecont It,. handl-tame Dining and Dtawing dooms,
Library, Breakfalt Parlour, four belt lied Ronnie, I,._fi les Sttl
cons Chamb rs and Attic., hitched. Bcc with Stabling an 1 con-
venient Out-buildings and large Walled Gard• n To the Pre-
miles there "a attached about 110 Acres of vain ihle Mesduw, and
the occupier of the Houfe may be accommodated with the whole
or any part. which ruin, his convenience.
rarticulats •ray be bad of Mcffrs M.Dougall and Hunter, LW-
coin's Inn.

MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS AND LANDS.
Uptet Price Reduced.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,:

Within the Tontine Sale Rooms, Glafgow, ou Wedneflay the
asrh day of July neat, at One ()Tina, if net previoufly Difpofed
ut by Private bargain,
IHE MIJIItKIRK IRON WORKS, confifling
of Three Blatt Furnaces and Two Forges, with the various
Buildings, Machinery and Apparatus. Alfo, the Lands of Tar-
doors and Aird's Green, containing above yao Acres, all as for-
merly adveracal; to be expoled,srtt in one Lot at the unfet price
of 27 pool. or fecuodly, if not thus fold, the Works by themf-Ives,
at 18,coo1. exclufively of the implements and materials, as per
inventory.
For further particulars apply to James Ewing, Ingram-ftrzet ;
or to James Hal, Writer, Miller ftrect, Glafow.

MALI'HOUSE AND BREWERY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
I. A LL that capital thong built BREW HOUSE
.I—s- at the North end of Deal, well furnifhed with good
Stones and every convenience for bufinefs. The Pr mires being
near the Sea, are molt advatatageouny fituated for fupplying the
!Dips in the Downs with Beer and Water, the trade of the latter
very confiderahle, there being an abundant fupply of excellent Wa-
ter from s we l bilanging to the Brewhoufe and Malthoufe.
The Utenfik and Plant, (*muffing of Copper. hiaPa Ton, Lea-
den quarts, Hop Back Coolers. Under Baca, four VA:sof ninety
Barrels, variety of Calks and other articles, may be taken at a va-
luation.
2. The Malthoufe, confining of two Floors, and ia well prowl-
tied with Barley and Malt Stores; wets 56 Quarters a week, and
may at little expence be capable of tor king cunfi'lerably more.
Any perfon wifhing to go Isrgtly into the Malting Bufinefe. has
an excellent opportunity, the Prentifes being fo convenient for
(hipping of Corn, and in a fine Daley Country; and one of the
Beer Storm might at a very moderate expence be converted into
another capital Malthoufe. •
3. A commodious Dwelling Houfe and W.dled Garden, with
adjoining Stored, together 8a feet in length, cellared throughout".
The Houfe it molt pleafantly fituatcd at the North end of Deal,
anti commands a delightful and uninterrupted view of the Downs,
French Coaft, and Ilk of Titatict.
4. The whole or any part of a track of ground at the North end
of Deal very defirably fituatcd lw building-upon
For particulars, apply to the Proprietor and occupier, Mr. T. P.
Oakly ; or at the When of Mr. May,ln Dad or Sandwich.

TO COTTON SPINNERS AND COTTON MANUFAC-

TURERS.
WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFACTORY, I X ETER.
TO BE DISPOSED O,F BY PRIVATE CON FRAC E.
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Far the remainder of a Term of Four Score and Nineteen Years ,
determinable on the deaths of two good Lives, aged refpcdtively
about 27 and is years, and for a concurrent Tenn of 42 Years,
abfolute, which commenced from the i sth of September, I 793 ,
held by Leak from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, under
the Tu.:ly Conventionary Rent of aol.
A CAPITAL, ExT ENSIVE, and COMPLETE
CO I'TON MILL and MANUFACI ORY, with the Mill
Gear, Tackle Mill, Yard, Outhoufes, Buildings, and Appurte-
nances belonging thereto, well worth the attention of Cotton Ma-
nufadturers, having been erected on the brit conftrudtioo. is in
complete repair and order, and ficuateJ In the immediate vicinity
of the City of Exeter, on the River lie, which affords a powerful
Stream to drive the Machinery, and the Wear that diverts the
Water fur that purpok is kept In repair at the Paid Mayor and
Chafisber's expence,—The Concern can be extended to as large
a kale as may be wished.
The MW Is built of brick and Rone, and confillt of a centre or
Building and two Wings ; the centre contains (our Floors for Ma-
chinery, and an 4.ttic Story ;tied as a Reeling and Finithing Rect,,,
One of the Wings compriks a Counting. bottle, Warrhoufe, as 4
other ncecifary Odices, and the other forms a fuhrtantial and ele-
gant Dwelling boufe, hitherto ufed as the reildence of the adive
Partner in the Concern.
In front of the Mill is a Plot of Land ufed as a Marling
Ground, and adj ,fining to the Dwelling-houfe Is a good Garet i,
Behind the Manufactory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen
Cottages, with final Gardens, erected fur the accommodistion of
the Superintendents and Workmen employed in the Mill; and
adjoining the Yards are leveret Lnfts and ...her Buildings
At one end of the Plot in front of the Mill is a goo.' Bleaching
Houk, with all the neccffary Machinery and Chymical Appara-
tus for the bleaching and finishing of Calicoes, TWA, and Hole,
and alto a Drying Houle, Stove, and Trim Shop.
Alto to be,Difpofed of,

All the Machinery and Utenfils of Trade in the laid Mill, which
are in complete repair and condi-ion, and male upon the beLt and
new& principle, compr;fing 32, Water To itt Spinning Frames
each Frame containing 84 Spindles ; two Mules, each containing
204 Spindles ; "3 t Carding Engines, Drawl: ,11 and Roving &inlet.
iseell., &c. with every other Article neccffary fur the preparing
and (pinning of Cotton Twift and Weft, and for completely car-
rying on the Spinning Bufinefs in all its Branches.
Alfo, Four Carding Engines, three Roving Billies, and flzteen
Spinning Jttnies for Weft. tot Looms for the Manufaeturing of
Callicoes of different deleriptions, and as plain and gigger Stock-
ing Frame*.
This Manufa&ory pofreffes numerous local advantages, and is
the only Cotton Mill in the Welt of England.
A ready file for Callicoes and Hole may always he found in the
Neighbourhood. The price of labour is conalerably left than tha
paid in theiNorth of England, and any number of work peopl
may be procured at a very &oft notice.
Foe further particulars apply to Meffrs. Greenwty, TIM, and
I Need, Exeter ,or Mcfrrs. Peter Berthon and Sons, Morchatita,
\
Fiulbury Platte, Londoo.—Exeter, May to, law.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

CONSTAN I INOPI.E, APRIL sq.

The fquadrnn of the Captain Pacha, which daily
receives reinforcements, is partly bef,tre
and partly before the Vardanelles. 'Admiral Craig
has appeared before Salrinica, and fommoned the
place. He has alfo demanded a contribution of
90,000 ducats, to be railed from the confifcatiun of
French property; and in cafe of non compliance, he
has threatened to lay the place in antes: The Pacha
has feat here for inftruai.tns, which the Porte has
iffued, confidently with its prefent fyitem.
The Divan, in order to provide for the expeoces
of the war, has laid an impoll upon the feudal tenures
of the military, and the property.of the Uhlemans.
Five thoufand troops, that formerly ferved under
Pafwan Oglou, arc encamded fiere. When they are-
increafed to tg,ooo, they are to j in the Grand
Vizier at Adrianople.
The news from Servia is not very pleafant. The
infurgents in the provinces have again taken: up
arms; and though they declared they would not
make a common carte with the Ruffians, they made
themfelves roaaers of Nitfa, though they were de-
feated at Chiacka. A flag ha., been (hewn bete which
was taken on this occalion.

M. Berlin, an Engineer in the French fe; vice, who
.has been fome time employed at the Dardanelles,
accompanied 'by M. Lacour, Aide de•Camp to Ge-
neral tiebailiani, is gone to join the at my of the
Etch% of Rutfauck.
VENICE; MAT ht.

According to the !ail letters from Dalmatia, Ge-
ner.tl Marmont has returned to Spalatro, 'ince his
kturney to Ragula. The Ru(lians, who "rui'ze at
the mouth of the Borphoru:), and the Engirt in the
Mediterranean, impede the -navigation to Conffanti-
nople to full a de tee, that at. the populati•nt of that
place exceeds a million, great apprehenlions of a
Ica[city of provifions prevail there.