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London, England, 1805-06-03

LONDON AISNIOA'S FOR JUNE.

PItOMEN ADE atm FULL Ditissts.—r.. A drefs of
white muflin, made plain over the boron', with Ilion
Reeves ; cloak of apple biotrom (ilk, trimmed with
deep white lace. A white fatin bat trimmed with
crape and ornamented with a green fprig in front—
s. A drefs of plain muffin, with apple bl Sim cloak,
the fame as the former, reprefenting the manner it
is worn behind. A hat of fatin and crape, ornament-
ed with a flnwe►.-3. Ball drefs, worn at Frogmore.
A drefs of white crape, richly embroidered in (tripes,
with -Inver ; the Reeves and bottem of the drefs
looped up with filver taffels ; the whole covered with
fpangles. The hair dreffed with a diamond ban-
deau and oat ich feathers. White gloves and (hoes.
HEAD Dt ESSIS.-1. Cap of lace and crape, bound
and trimmed with primrofe colours. 2. Cap of
white lace, tied under the chin with a blue (ilk hand-
kerchief, and ornamented with a yellow flower. 3.
Turban of apple bloffom filk, with white oflrich
feather. 4. Cap of pink crap; with a deep white
lace round the front, and ornamented with a flower.
s and 6. Straw hats turned up in front. 7. A bon-
net of blue (ilk. B. The hair dreffed in. the molt fa-
fhionable manner, with a wheat wreath. 9. Bonnet
of buff (Ilk, with a wreath of rofes.
GENZIAL OSSERVATIONs.—The prevailing colours
are apple bloffom, primrofe, lilac, and blue. Long
Spani(h cloaks, lined with coloured (ilk, and tied
dole round the throat, are much worn. Fier walk.
ing,fhort.dreffes of cambric muflin, made high in the
neck, with a collar, and a very deep flounce round
the bottom is much worn. Straw hats are univer-
fally worn, chiefly turned up in front.
London, England, 1805-06-03

TO 'I'HE FACULTY.

WANTED a agilgiii•iieoTHECAßY in
the Workhoufe of S 1. MARY-LA-BONNE, a Perfon of
great praCtical Skill and Knowledge in his Prufcllioo, and of good
morals (of both which the molt fatlifaetory Teftimonials will be
expected), t.. whom a liberal Compenfation will be given.
Particulars may he learned by application to the Clerk, Mr.
Watts, at the Workhoufe. NorthuniberLunlitreet, Mary.la•lionne
Perrone off ring thanfelvcs Candidates are delir‘d to attend on
Wednefday the lath of J 'me, at eleven o'clock, and produce their
Tettimonials. The Elation will take place on Friday the ailt of
June.
London, England, 1805-06-03

TO-MORROW.

ri• 131SI-1 folicits the public attention to the ones-
,-• ampled Rich State of the Wheel. Oue half of the I.oticry
is ovtr, and near all the Capital Priles remain 'indrawn, vii.
2. of £30,000 I a of
.5 Poo
a of 20,000 4 of 2,0c0
s of topoo of 1 poo
Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on talc at No. as
curnhill, and co, Charing Crofss till TO-murrour morning, at
the following prices :
Ticket £l9 to
Half Ll° 0 0 Eighth slt 0
Quartcr 5 I o Sixteenth I 5 6
%I Only five days to draw.
KING'S BIRTH DAY.

topool. FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TIeKET Tomorrow,
June 4th, exclulive of which the Wheel curtains
-- sops° I a £5,c00
2.0,C00 4 2,000
2 10,000 , 4 1,033
&c. &c. dtc.
And only five Days to draw.
A DRUNINIOND folicits the attention of the
A • Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, which they
%Oil find Rands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, sod
one half of the Drawing concleded ; he therefore recommends a
rintkly application at his Old Eftablithed Office, Fket.ftroct, for
the few Tickcts remaining unfold.
Laft lottery not a Ticket was to be had as the eonchafion of the
firth Day's Drawing.
London, England, 1805-04-22

WINDSOR, SUND4r ETENINa.

During the whole of Saturday company continued
coming into Windfor ; before night every one of the
inns were full, and many of the pi ivate boats where
lodgings had been taken. The Foot Guards had
a grand field day. In the evcning there was the ap
pe.iranec of a jubilee in the towns of Windfor and
1 Eton ; the (trees were crowded, and in every ftreet
or lane there was dancing or tinging—we had ballad.
fingers, violin-players, organs, bag-pipes, and all
flrts of noires.

• SUNDAY.—This proved a fine day for the grand
parade in the large fquare of the Celle. At half part
nine the regiment of Horfe Guards and the Foot
Guards were drawn up ; the two fine bands of the
Foot Guards played, to the amufement of a prodi•
gious concourfe of genteel company. Precifely at
half pail ten his MAJESTY appeared, attended by the
Dukes of YORK, KENT, Castartmcs, and CUMBER.
LAND, Lord DARTMOUTH, a great many of the No-
bility, and feveral Military and Naval Officers ;
among them we obferved Sir SYDNEY SMYTH. The
King was drelfed in the uniform of the HorfeGuards,
the Duke of YORK in that of the Foot Guards; his
MAJESTY, with his hake, walked round the circle
formed by the troops, beginning at the right of the
Horfe Guards, and ending at the left or light compa-
nies of the Foot Guards ; as he pat Ted, the different
bands (truck up, and the ipedators remained unco-
vered ; the whole had a molt grand and pleating of
fed. After this the three younger Peincelfes and
their attendants walked by the line to St. George's
Chapel.
The Chapel was very much crowded; we had a
diltind view of every thing, the preparations being
now completed. The (teen's Throne is magnificent;
it is on the left of the altar, very large, and of crim-
fon velvet. Some of the upper banners are new and
malt elegant.
The King and Q2een did not walk to Frogmore,
as ufual on Sunday. The crowd of company on the
Terrace was very great.
London, England, 1805-04-22

BANKRUPTS.

Adam Watfon, of Stockport, Cheihire, akhoufe-keeper, victualler,
dealer and chapman, to furrenderAlay 8,9, and June t, at three,
at the Star Inn, ft:land:wrier. Attornics, Mr. W ru. Edge, flack-
fquarc, Manchefter, or Mr. J. Edge, Inner Temple.
Charks Archer, of Birmingham, lialierdaiher, dealer And chapman,
May no, tt, and June I, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, in the
Square, Birmingham. Attornics, Meffrs. Devon and Tooke,
No. to, Gray's irm.fquare, London, or Meffro Barker and Unett,
Birmingham.
Samuel Sanders, of Loveaute, London, wise and brandy-mer-
chant, April 27, May 4, and Jun- t, at eleven, at Guildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing tal.e, London.
George White, of Whitschapel Road, Middlefcs. grocer, April 30,
May 4, and June 1, at ten, at L.:oddball. Attornics, Melfrs.
Smith and Henderfon, Great Prcfcott-itreet, Goodman t Fields,
or No. 1, Hare.eourt, Temple.
William Buckton, of Kingfton-upon-Hull, fpirit.merchant. April
so, May 1, and June 1. at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, in
Kingfitin-upon-Hull Attornics, Media. Prickctt or Mr. Frolt,
Hull. - .

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John Jones, late of the pail& of EglwyGlan, Glamorganfhire,
milder, victualler, dealer and chapman, May t, 2, and Jane I,
at eleven, at the Angel, Cardiff. Attornies, Mr. R Willi.,nas,
Cardiff; or Mr. James. No. is, Gray's Inn-fquare,London.
Thomas Coles, late of Chard, Sonierfetfhire, currier, dealer and
chapman, May 2,3, and John
, at ekven, at the Angel Inn. in
Chard. Attornies, Mr. Reed Clarke, in Chard; or Mr.
Jofeph King, Took's-court.
Nicholas Elia, late of Judd Place Eaft, Middlefex, merchant, dealer
and chapman, April 27, May tt, and June 1, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs Palmer and Tomlinfons, Warn-
ford-court, Throgmorton-ilrect.
DIVIDENDS
Wily t 7. Adam S. ott, of Workington, Cumberland, mercer and
',caper, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Whitchavea.
May' 31. Henry Loftus Hodfon, late of Huntingdon, merchant,
ate Oven, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon.
May 4, Thomas Dealey and John Hallett, of Little Queen-ftreet,
Flax in, machmakers and copartners at one, at Guildhall
May 6. .Richard Early, of Chelmsford, Eifel, coal-merchant, at
eleven, Guil hall, London.
May la. Charles Baggs, of Liverpool, merchant, late of Dublin,
money Cal \ Teaser, at one, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL
May it, Ineseterbert Alford, of High-itreet, Southwark, woollen-
draper, at tun dee, at Guildhall.
May it. Tbon.us Winder and William kwburft, of Weßmin
fter•Bridge-roa, I, Surrey, irunfounders, at one, at Guildhall.
May i t Jofeph ,Kennett, late of Blackman-ltreet, St. Mary's,
Newington, Surrey, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall, London.
May tt. Walter Hin It, late of Putney, Surrey, grocer, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
June It. Anthony Pali, of Gravefend, Kent, carpenter, at ti n
at Guildhall.
London, England, 1805-04-22

The Court adjourned till Monday at Clerkenwell,

A pert= coaviCied at the Great Salons for Mould,
of an affault upon a female infant of the tender age
of fix years, has been fentenced to three years im-
prifonment in Flint gaol, and to Rand twice in the
pillory at that town.
A female fervant was on Friday committed from
the Public-office, in Queen-fquare, for trial, charged
by her mailer with Cleating a bottle of brandy. She
was found in her bed-chamber offenfively inebriated,
the bottle by her fide, and a candle burning in fuch
a fituation that, had it not been difcovered, the houfe
probably would have been in flames in an hour.
Saturday Mr. S. of Chancery-lane, eras fummon-
ed to Guildhall by a Mr. K. under the following cir-
cumftances :.--The plaintiff having loft his light
while labouring for the fupport of a large family, as
a writer in a law-office, a fubfcription was raifed
for him, and the amount depofited with Mr. S. who,
however, not meeting the intonti:n d the contribu-
tors, or the claims of the plaintiff, gave occafion to
this application, and was call.

Saturday a man was committed from Qiieen-
fquare Office for further examination, on fuipicion
of being concerned with others not yet apprebended,
in murdering a Serjeant of the Guards, Named
Reek. It appears, that during the holiday aborts
in Tothill-fields, the Scrjeant was attacked by the
mob. As it was dulk when this was obferved
Tuefday night and the body had not yet been found,
it is fuppofed that it has been thrown into the ad-
joining water, or buried in the field ; every fearch is
making for the body.

Saturday a young man, was examined on a
charge of forging feveral Bills of Exchange, pur-
porting to have been drawn by the late Duke of
Leinfier. On Thurfday he went to the &op of Mr.
Serjeant, in Jerrnyn-Greet, and having colloted
watches, chains, teals, &c. to a large amount, ten-
dered one of the bills in quettion for wool. in pay-
ment, requiring the difference. Mr. S. filfpating
a fraud, applied to fome perfoas acquainted with his
Grace's writing, when they pronouncing the bill a
forgery, the prifoner was taken into cullody, and
three other bills, for toool. each, were found in his
poffeffion. On his examination on Saturday he repre-
fented himfelf to be a corn-fador, and Gated that he
bad lent the Duke 40001. for which he received thefe
bills. He was remanded for a farther hearing.
London, England, 1805-04-22

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

The Rev . Thoma; Carr,ot Thorner, near Leeds, wa. ljC wet!
prefented, by the Lord Chancellor, to the living of Th.,rti,,r, vat
cant by the death of the Rev. Edward Circle, of Aberf,,ro, the
late incumbent. Mr. Cart bad been curate Thornc r, for l ss.,n•
four years.
London, England, 1805-04-22

PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE.

R EAUTY and Health cannot be more efientiftily
pr emoted, the is by attending to the prefervation of the Teeth.
Ti r. NEWTON.* RESTORATI Vti TOOTH POW,DER,
having received the approbation of the full Nobility, Gentry, and
a generous Public, by an extentive annual contuniption for a feria
of years, as well as the atteftation at its fuperior excellence from
the analyfis of its compound parts by the molt sliftinguifficd medi-
cal characters, who have pronounced it to be the only vegetable
Tooth Powder yet known to inereafe the beauty of the Enamel,
and promote the durability of the Tooth, and which has, in con-
fequence of its experienced advantagrs, been honoured with the
immediate patronage of their M tjidties and the various illuilrioes
hi anches of the Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry, &c. in the United
Kingdom.—Newton's Reftorative Tooth Powder is an aftringtnt
and antipertrefcent Powder, a di ',cote aromatic. an excellent li.o-
rnachic, extremely grateful to the palate, and plealant in its ufe;
in fine, to thole who apply it, it is a certain preventative to pain
or decay of the Teeth, to the intell period of life.
It is faithfully prepared from the genuine Recipe of the late Sir
RichardJebb,phyfician to their M.; flies, &c. by Mr Newton, a:
his horde, No. 3, Upper Kennington• place, Vauxhall, (late in
Great Ruffell-ftreet, London), and fold wholefale, retail, and for
exportation by Shaw and Edward., No. 66, St. Paul's Cbur.is -
yard, whom he has empowered to make a liberal allowance toto
Town and Country Venders, Merchants, &c. It may alto be !
genuine of every medicine Vender and Perfumer in the kingdom:
in boxes at as.9d. each.
An Important Caution—Mr. Newton feels it an incumbent duty
on him to expofe a snuff daring and flagrant plagirriftn, now prac-
tiling on the public with unbluiling effrontery. That a perfon, by
the name of Butler, who was by tr.ote a hutcher.having copleevir
Newton'sadvertifements, and affirming the engraving of the:Orange
Label (the fame as affixed on the lid of his boxes), fubitituting
the name of Butler for Newton'., w !to is the fo:e and only propri-
etor. Mr Newton hopes, after this caution, that his Friends and
cuftomers, both in London and the Country, will be careful to
alk for Newton's Reftorative Tooth Powder, and 'et that " Shaw
and Edwards" is printed on the Ramp, counterfigncd* B. H. New-
ton," with mil ink; all others are impofitions.
Sold Retail by Hendric and Suns, perfumers to her Majcily,
Tiabbourri-ftreet.

LONDON : Printed and Publiihed by LEVEL KEN l' (of CJn•
terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR OFFICE. No. I, Carey-
Arcot. Yubllihal alio at the STAR OFFICR, Temple-Ur.
London, England, 1805-04-22

MARRIED.

On Monday laR, in St. George's Chapel, Dahl's. by l'pecial
licence, by the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bilhep of Water-
ford and Lifmore, John M'Clintock, Efq. of Drumcar, in the
county of Louth, to the Right Hen. Lady Elisabeth Trench,
daughter of the Right Hon the Earl "f lancarry.
London, England, 1805-06-10

riNALrscs.

Wdndward's Voy..ge in tike-indi;;-Ar.

Kotzebue's Travels in France.
3 . Tuckey's Voyage to New Saath Wales.
Evrty future Volume will contain as interefting a variety, and
reveal works of grcat value are already in cow& of preparation for
the S. cond Volume, anumg which are at. Vincent's Voyages to the
African Minds, (Harsco's:lnd Provalefeu's Voltage to icaland.and
a Walk from Lekpfic through Italy to SyrJeufr.
A number wiil always appear on the Alit day of every month
price Hslf a Crown.amt Six Numbers form a Volume.
, Primed for Pi CIIA.P2I PHILLIPS' No. 6 Bri.lg, Am!, Black
Mari ; sad :a be.k.td of BooLLilsro and Nr.ws c.:*. Las.

This day was pub! e in qta. illuftrated with s s Plates, price
. in boards, the Fourth Volume of
rOMMUNICATIONS tithe BOA RD ofAGRI-
CULTURE; on Subjedis refhive to the Hufbandry, and
luternal Improvement of the Country.
Printed for George and William Nicol, Pall Mall, Bookfellers
to his Majeity and the Board of Agriculture; and fold by. Wilkie
and Robinfon, Paternottur-row ; J. Afperoe, Curnhill ; Cadet!
and Davies, Strand ; W Creech, Edinburgh; and J. Archer ,Duhlin.
Where may be had the three firmer Volt:ales, price 31. in boards,
and all the other publications of the Board.
London, England, 1805-06-10

Britith Neptune Ofriceo43,Fleet•lltreet, jnne 2,1805.

THE TRULY GENUINE Dr. NORRIS'. DROPS,
rOR revers, Coughs, Colds, and all Diford&s of
-1 the Slonzach and Bowels, Lave " Thomas Norris Moore"
engraved in the Stamp round each Bottle.
This moil important Caution ferionilv concerns all who value
rife and Hcalth, as &range Mixtures are rltthis time hawking
over the Empire, in Bottles, and directions copied from Dr. Nor-
m's, for the hale purl:of,. of irepotitian. All without this Stamp
and Name mull be counterfeit; and wherever Inch arc offered for
fate, pleafc to fend particulars per Poll, to Lr. !tlorris'?, No. 29,
Lower brook it:tet,Groircoar-fquarc, London, that tne Pablic
may be Ads, /tiled thereof.

- •
TO k EMA L1i0...-Mrs. Watkins, No. it, Meet-itrert, rtipedt-
folly hinims her Friends and the Pubfic, !he is appointed fok
'WI:OI,We and Retail Agent to
Dr. HITCH EMI FEMAI.E PILLS,
Price 21. 9d. and 4s. 6d. the Packet.
THE. %vell-known efficacy of this valuable Preterit>.
z. non, and the univarfal approbation it has stet with, even in
asks wh.-re the Eel 1/11V.Ce bad faikd, enders encomium alnioft
turnecreary, nod for thole particular complaints with which Fe-
males, at certain periods of their lives, arc fo lung ex._
perience has proved this highly diflioguilhed Medicine to be the ,
molt certain and fovereign Remedy.
A brief Vreatife, deferiptive of its virtues.may be had gratis, as '
aisove.

Where Weis fold Or orly genuine Vegetable DENTIFRICE
of the late Dr. SOLANDER.

_ _ ....
artad &Ito by Gotthog, Bolton, Tutt, and Vide, Cornhill; Ha-
unt., Oztord-Itnaet ; and rnoft rcfpcetabk Venders.
B.Se.ot to any part of town or country, by dirt:din to Mia.
2. a•kin. as above.
_ • _
London, England, 1805-06-10

lIIARK-LANE.

CORM ExcHARGT, juNE
The rrefli arrivals of Wheat to day are not nnr,
rous, but fupplies are in plenty, mofily of ordin.o,.
dull file and lower prices—but lime famples of ve;.,
fine at rather more than our currency—Barley
Malt ar fmall variation,but little good of the formerat
rived—White Peas arc rather hig'ier—Beans of eat!
fort, and Grey Peas are dearei, not many come in_
the Oat trade is brick and fully fupports laft price_
Flour in plenty, and files in general made at oh
currency.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 341.685. 864. per qr. Grey Peate 431. to SM
Fine Ditto, Sys. los. od. Beans, gns. 31s.
Rye, 465. jos. od. Tick Data gos. 525. od
Bartey,3ol. 365. od. • Oats, 2411. tBs.3ts.
Malt, 665. 725. od. Poland ditto, 325. 33s od
White Peak, 43a. sos. od. Rape Seed, ocs. oos.

Dublin
Waterford

re—Wind S. S. W.

.NAUTICAL Ih72LLI6ENCE.
London, England, 1805-06-10

C H ING'SAP~'I'

ING

I.OZENGES have been for fevcral years proved tingularty—
taraci..cs at tlih feafon, in removing the nuirieroir conirtaiNta
tecationtslhy the fuecelbve changes of the weather in our variable
Ornate: and es opening Pbyfic on all oceafions, it ls fuperior to
evcry 'Aber Medicine.
The public are piirticularly retmeßed to ohferve, tbat, in conic,
spicier: of afpnriva, ronsiaifirion having been impofed un the pub.
he AS Clang's Patent I.oZeflgeg, iach Box nod Packet of the
r• quint Medicine h.vc the name of Ching and Butki, No 4.
Incarifide, ',wart() the Ramp, by order of the Hon Commit'
*nom., to imitate which is felony. hold wholsfalc at Ching and
No. 4. Chrapfide ; aaaaraxaa by matt Media:ins Venders
au cnry town, io boxes at za 9d. and so. od. sash.

No mord trill ie bad io may Tottler is voLitb the price Axil not le
egrets:l is taw& at kattb, ev tbst fisll wet Le delivered iv ft Board
Wort Oar ieloti r the fsid Toefisy,tbe 181.5 of yuxe Next, intronialie
As Paolo( tab* saes fbs Tender, or fame Perfoa oat Lis kbalf, anti&
to agave 'Ow celled for.
IMPOId'ANT ou the CA rHotric 9.DES
On Weduefday next will be publiettol,
By Cathell and Martin, Muldle-row, Holborn ; and may be had
of Carpenter, Bond-ftreet ; Keating and brown, Duke-arca,
Grofvenor-fguare ; and all the Bookfeliers,
A Full and Impartial Detail of the DEBATE
in both Honks of the Imperial Parliament on the CATHO-
LIC QUESTION.
To which will be added, an accurate and authentic Tranf-
lation of the Anfwers given by the Faculties of Divinity in the
Catholic Univerfities of Paris, Douay, Lotwain,Salainanca, Alcala,
and Valladolid, upon the Q.a.i.eftion ft.tmitted to them in tyB9,
touching the real principles of the Roman Catholic F,ith. on the
points of allegiance to Protalnit Kings, and keeping faith with
Proteltants—referred to in the ipetches of the Earl of Albemarle,
Mr. Grattan, and Doetor Lawrence.
London, England, 1805-06-10

BANKRUPTS.

Michael Reidy, of Great York Mews, York-place, Portman -fquare,
MWdlefen, vielualkr, dealer and eharman, to fun ender June ix,
at eleven, June as, at one, and July ao, at eleven, ag•G uildhall
Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-bac.
Thomas Margrave the youngtr, late of Tower Roval, Landon,
and afterwards of Gower's Walk, parka of St. Mary, Whits-
chapel, Midillefex,rlerchant, June t t , 29, and July 20, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Anomie', Meffra. Crowder, Lark., and Garth,

Frederick's Place, Oki Jewry.
Robert Dixon, of Toll (quire, near North thickly, Northarnber-
land, Chip-owner, dealer and chaptnan, June 14, ay, and July 214
at eleven, at the Shakelpeare Tavern, Newcaftle upon-Tync.

. .
Attornks, Mr. William Bell, No. 43, Bow-lane, London ; Of
Mr. Ransfhaw, North Shields.
George Davis, of Sefton. Linenlnihire, glafs and china warefeller,
dealer and eharnan. June 26, at the Bell Inn, Stone, June ay,
and July so, at the Crown Inn, Stone, at eleven. Attnruies, Mr.
Rider, No. ta3, fetter-lane, London; or Mail. Dent and AR-
bury, Hanky, Staffordthire.
George Chapman, of Liverpool, draper, dealer and chapman, July
Et, Is, and to, at onc..at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attomey,

Mr. Inn Ali Williams, Liverpool.
William Bury, of Bueklerfbury, London, warelionfetnan, dealer
and chapnian, June ts, sB, and July ao, at ten, at Guildhall.—
Attornies, Melfm. J. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, Tbrogmor-
ton-ftreet, London ; or Mr. Barrett, Manehefter.
Motes Wood, now or late of Dean.ftreet, parilh of St. Ann, Weft.
minfter, Middlefex, tailor, June ss, at ttn, June s 7, at eleven,
and July ao, at ten, at Gnlldhall Attorney, Mr. Lewis Viluig.
No z, Duke-ftreet, l'ortland.plaez.
John Arman, of Carlington, Durham, money.ferivener, milliner,
haberdafher, deafer and chapman, June 21, July 9, and an, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon,
Cattle Brett, Falcon.fquare, London. •
Mary °Winn, of Bermondfey, Surrey, fhopkeeper, dealer and chap.
woman, Jane 11t IS, at one, and July ao, at ten, at Guildhall.--
Attorney, Mr. Bload, Union-Brett, Southwark.
James Turley, John Turley, and AMA Turlty, all now or late of
Cofeley, StaffordStire. ironmaiten, dealers, chapmai and copart.
nen, June 2 1 , at five, Jinie at, and July atvat eleven, at the
Littleton Arms Inn, Penkritlge. Attornies, Mr. Haut, Surrey.
Brett, Strand, London,; or Mr. Markley,,
Edward Wainwright, of Thame, Oxfordfhire, butcher, dealer and
ehapman, July ill, 19, and an, at ten, at the White Hart Inn,
Aylefbury, Bucks. Attornies, McTn. James and Rote, Aylefbu•
ry ; or Meffra. Rofc acid Munnings, No. 1, Grays-lun-figuare,
London.
London, England, 1805-06-10

NEW MUSICAL WJRK o cootioted )
This di). was puhldhed, price tos. elenautly !Ringed on large
Folio Imperial Paper,
ROOK. THE FIRST, c‘ training fix of HAIODEL'S
eckhrated Airs, harmonized as Glees for various Voices. and
(by permiElon) mcft etfpcdfully dedicated to the Right HUD.
Lord Vifccunt Dunt.ev and WART,. By NI P. RING.
London : Printed and fold by Robert E:rcball No. 133, Nzur
Rand ilreet ; and by the Author, No. t.s, Broad-ftreet, Go:den-
fquare To be had of all the Mufte-Seacr..
London, England, 1805-06-17

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY.

The gun brig Archer, and Griffin hired cutter, for the capture
of the French gun wash, No. 17, No. to, No. n No. 432 s and
No. 40, 'will be paid at No. Ss, Arundel-ague, and recalled fa
three years
The hired armed cutter Count& of Elgin, for the recapture of
the Oak,O,ftouer ss, 1804, will be paid at the fame place, and rc.
callertfor three years.
The kevulutionaite, for the capture of the Alexander. (in cont.
pany with the /quotas). on or about tbc zed of May, 1103; and
alto the capture of ‘lie Grand Adrian French doper, will be paid
on the Ruoluti. unaire's neat -arrival in port, at No. 70, Gnat
RAffei-ltrete, Blootnibury; and recalled for three year,.
The Spardate, for the aettruetion of la Bayonalfe French pd.
vetoer; November 39, 1803, bill be ;aid on board, and a: th:.
Naval Bank, Plymouth, and recalled every Tuefday and Friday
for three years.
The Phenix. for the captor • of the Galatea, July 1, 1803. will
be paid at Plymouth. en the ar7rival of the Phan's there, sod 31
tia. sat Upper Tbarnes-Itscaosid recalled for three ycars.

• .
London, England, 1805-06-17

ST. HELENA.
This day wag puhlifbed, In One Volume, FooMap Oftaso,
Price 6% in hoards t embelliihod with two Views,
A I)EscitipTioN •of the ISLAND of ST.
HF.I.ENA„ containing Obkrvariona on its litigator Struc-
ture and Formation, and an Account of its:Climate, Natural Hif-
tory, and Initabitnna.
By a GEN ri.EmAN,
Many years refident on the !Hand.
London: Printed for ittcu aND PHILLIPS, N 0.6, Bridgeltreet,
Biaekfriars; and to be had of all Bookfellcr%
London, England, 1805-06-17

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

BELMOUNT, a modern 11one-built MANSTON,
with Coach-houte, St:Ades, and all other tiretffiry Offices:
Garden, Orchard and Pleafore GTOUtla ; and Two Farms adjoin-
ing called Waterton Ground and I.nnethw the whale (ludo&
tug thirty-eight Acres of Coppi,x Woad atr' Plantations wea
preferved) about 140 Acre..
To thole who delight in pienreflne l'eenery, the fituation of
Bebnount is invaluable:—the Houle commands a View of
beautiful Vale of Hawkefhe.r: :old of Elthw.itc Leo: Noon which
the Purchafer rr.ay have the privilege of ,Xni;:ing), the Town, and
Church 'landing on an ET, ima.ce. and the Weftrnorland Moun-
tains, the grandeur of which Itrihe ovary beholder.
It is dißant about one mile from the Market Town of Hawker-
head, four front Amblefi.'• tj from Kendal, and 16 front Ul•
verlione, and about three nillas from Windermere and Coniftore
Lakes. part of the former appraring in the . adfrape. The roads
in the neighbourhood are good, though nat tureirite. The Houle
is at a proper dilt.inee from the road, with a beat:n(3l avenue,
planted with Limes. The banks of Eithwaite Labe are clothed
with wood, and Belmount, viewed from the Warer, adds much
to the beauty of the Vale,
For particulars apply to the Rev. Reg. Brahhwaite, at Hawker-
head, lanealbire (the owner) ; .Tr. Wilton, Attorney at law,
Kendal; to Alexander Carron, Eft. Liverpool; or 'dr. Jafeph
Chrillian, No. so, Straild„ London.
London, England, 1805-04-25

MR. DREW.. JAMAICA TONTINT.

Z.T h Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS, on the
I Ith of April, tilos, Treftees were chofen, and the Terms
Of the Tontine rcfulvcd on, and Intiferlhed by all prelate.
The fam to be railed is 20.0001. in Shares of tool. each, paying
an littered of 151 per Cent. with Surrivorffilp. Thoffi who wifb for
Shares arc requefted to apply forthwith for the partici:lln, and fign
by thernfelves, or their Agents, the Agreement, which ii lett for
the purpole at the Office of MefFr, THOWARD and MERRI
FIELD, No. 94. Pall Mall, when a depofit of 51. per Cent, is to be
paid to the Acenant of the Trnftees, at their Banker, and a further
',Mailman of 301. per cent. on the tit of May neat, front which
day the Tontine and the hitereft commences.
London, England, 1805-04-25

FOR SALE,
At the Cullom-Houk, Dover, nn Tuefday, the 30th Day of
Apra, I Bos, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots,
viz.

saw Gallons Foreign Genets.
;so Ditto Brandy.
toy Ditto Rum,
Which may be viewed the day heron and on the morning of Sale.
tY• A depofit of twenty-five per cent. will he required.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Cullom Houfe, Harwich, on Ttiefday the 30th loft.
The Sale to begin at to o'Clock of the Forenoon,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
29 Dania* and 3 Diaper Table Cloths; 24 Yards Damalk
and t 3 Yards Diaper Napldning ; it j Yard, Diaper Towelling ;
24 Danialk Napkins, and a Damafk Towels; a!' ) 9,50 Yards of
Foreizn White Thread Lace; 541 Yards of Foreign Flack Silk
Lace ; r Piece; Qantity so Ells Plain I.inen, and fit Gallons
Funigii Red Wine. . .
54 Gallons, Foreign Geneva, for Private Perrone.
3 Ditto Levafs, for ditto.
N. B. The Goods (which may be viewed at the Cuftom-Hook,
on the t9th init. during Office Hours) mutt be taken away within
ten Days after the Sale, otherwifc the dcpofit (viz, one-third part
of the Value of each Lot) will be forkited.
London, England, 1805-04-25

BIRTHS.

Yefterday morning, betweet, (coin and sight o'clock ,the Ducheti
of Bedford, of a fon, at her houfe in the Stable• yard, st James%
On Toerday morning, at his I:cadc in St. Janie 's Want, idler-
kenwell, the Lady of W. Cook, Ely. of a daughter.
Friday lab, Mary Barge, wife of the matter taytor of the Dorfet
Militia, of two fond and a daughter, who with thrir muthcr arc
likely to do well The children were on Saturday baptiz,d by the
names of John., Jamul, and Marianne This wonutn has bad twice
twins. a d once before three at a birth.
London, England, 1805-04-25

ALL Perron, who have any demand on the private
Haste and Meets of Ellis Were, late of Edmonton, in the
County of Middlefez,Sfq. and of Bartholomew lane,London,Ban-
her, deeniid, are requeltcd forthwith to fend an account thereof to
Mr. Boman, Camomile-ftreet,Billtopfgate fireet,London ; or to
Mr. Wood, Solicitor, St, Bartholomew's Hofpital, London, In
order to the fettlement and difeharge thereof. And al perfons in-
debted to the Paid Eftate arc required forthwith to pay the fame to
the raid Mr. Bowden or Mr. Wood.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a (' . .fe wherein William Millward and
others are Plaintiffs. and Willem Devon is Defendant, the Credi-
tors of William Fe:gufon, late of Hatton. in the Parilh of St. Leo-
nard, Shoreditch, in the County of Middlefez, a I leutsmant of In-
valids, &mated, (who died on or about the ayth day of jure,tilac.)
arc on or before the tyth day of May. t8..-y, to come in andprove
their debts before Robert Steele, Efq. one of the Matters of the
laid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton buildings, Chancery-
lane, London; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily =-
eluded the bentSt of the faid decree.

WHEREAS by a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery made Ina yule. wherein William Milhoard and
others are Plaintiffs, and William Dev•:.n is Defendant, it was
(amonit other things) referred to Robert Steck, Efq one of the
Mailers of the bid Court of Chancery, to inquire and !tare to the
Court, who were next of kin of William Fergufon, late of Hatton,
in the Parfet of Saint Leonard, Shorediteh, in the County of Mid-
dlefea, a lieutenant of Invalids, decealed, (who died on or about
the 27th of June, 18x.,) living at the time of his death—Any per-
fon or perfontelaiming to be next of kin to the Paid William Fee-
(ulna, living' at the time of his death, are, on or before the tsth
day of May, silos, to come in before th 4 fotid Mater Steele, at
his Chambers, in Southamptor. Iluildinp,Chancery-lane,London,
and prove their kindred, or in default thereof, they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the faid Decree.
London, England, 1805-04-25

MARRIIiII.

A working Sawyer having lately made a hafty agreement with
a Servant at a public hook, io S,eaford, to be married by licence,
(at her ripener), the ?Links proceeded to Church, to be united In
holy matrimony. The Mill regularly repeated after the Miniiter
until he came to the words.—to have aid to hold, &e —when, to
the aftonifhment of all, he wee fuddeitly fazed et ill au anti-hyme-
neal fit, exclaiming—Stop! I only meant it to be fur a fortnight!
The torch of blifs was extinguithed in a minute; the Bride fainted;
the Parfon that his book—and, to heighten this concatenation of
evil, the man fwean that—all the J—dcs in the County will no:
bring him fo near the nook again.
London, England, 1805-04-25

WORCFSTERSHIR4.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mars. WANE and SON,
At the Crown Inn in Everhant, (up Friday the ;oh day of May.
zBo.c, between the hours of use and Ex its the afternoon, wilds

previnuily difpofal of Pavan. Contradt, (of which timely notice
will be given),
AVERY defirable FREEHOLD EST TE, eon-
fitting of I.fferal Inclofurcs of Rich Land, chiefly Arable,
containing nearly too Acres. and clpable of much improvement ;
with a Barn, stable, and other Conveniences. The Premifcs arc
contiguous to the Town of livetham and arc in the occupation of
Mr. John Headly ; and the fame will be fold either entire, or In
Lots, according to fuch conditions as will be produced at the time
of Pale.

For further particulars, and to treat by private cnntradt, apply
to Mr. Pitt. in Circnerftsr, Gloucciterthirc ; or who'll printed par-
ticulara may he had ; and alto of Mr. Francis Hall, London Bridge;
the Rev. Mr. Wilkins, Bourtun on the Water; of dm Auctioneer,
in Fairford, Gloucefterlhire ; and at the place of fate.
London, England, 1805-04-25

DANCING

MR. ALLEN'. ANNUAL BALL will be at
the New London Tavern Cheapfide, on THURSDAY,
May I.—Tlehets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be had at Mr. At.na
private Dewing Academies, No. to, Sberrard•Rreet, Gokbn-
iquare; No. in, Bouveric-aract, Fleet-fixed ; and No. to, Great
Afie-ftreet , Goodman's Holds.

(N. B. this ts not a for Children.) Subkription Ewalnp
will continue as ufual.

Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learned the
accomplifttment of Dancing, or not in itg improved modern ftyle,
are taught by Mr. Allen on plans expref4y formed for thole to
whom it is an objedt to acquire it expeditioufly, privately, and is
the molt elegant and fallsionable ftyle
Foreigners, OPlcen, and Country Rcfidents, who may wills to
learn In a few days, may Board and Lodge privately in the Houle
and receive conftant Inftruelion.

This day was publifited, price tr. 6d.
A LETTER to a COUNTRY CLERGYMAN,
oreaSoned by his Addrefs to Lord TEIGNMOUTH.Prefi-
dent of the Britt® and Foreign Bible Society, by a SUBURBAN
CLERGYMAN.

Uoum gait interdum oe ignorlta damnetur.
TCRTULL. APOL.
Piloted for John Hatchard, Bochfdler to her Majefty. No. 190.
Oppofite Ann..y Houle. Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-04-25

GENERAL INFIRMARY. HULL, April tg, ant.
AHOUSE APOTHECARY and SECRETARY
Wanted for the General Infirmary, at Ringfton-upon-Hull.
Any Perron of not leis th . twenty tour years of age, who has
ferved a regular apprentice thy to a Surgeon, and attended a Courfe
of Medical and Surgical Ledinres. in London or Edinburgh, or
one of the Univerfitits, and Is free from the care of a family, may
addrefs the Chairman of the Weekly Board at the lufirmary..
The Salary is Fifty Guineas per annum for the firft and &tend
year; fifty-five for the third and fourth year; cod sixty Guineas
for the fifth year. The Apothecary has board and lodging found
in the lunge • is allowed Test Gidneas additional yearly, for tea,
Fuger, and wading ; and at the end of the fourth yeag, he will re-
ceive a gratuity of Thirty Guineas, if his coodua has met with
the approbation of the Ttullees
The appointment will take pkaee on Thurfday the 16th of May
neat,,•„• Truftees are recommended nut to be batty hi pro-
mifing their votes. Si MON WORNER, jun. Chairman.
London, England, 1805-04-25

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

April 22, 1805.
THE Governor of the Royal Military College,
cloth hereby, give notice, that, sa the New Building now
riveting at Marlow for the accommodation of the Cadets of the
Junior Department of the Royal Military Culler. wiu not be fuffi-
ciently dry by the firft Tueflay in May for tick reception; the
Meeting of the Collegiate 11.... rt:, which was appointed on that
day for the purpofc of examiu.: g the feveral Candidates for ad-
m11341,18 pollpoucd until Friday the 7th of June next.

YELLOW FEVER REMEDY WAREHOUSE,
No. 40, CHARING-CROSS.
7'HE PROPRIETORS of this INSTITUTION
-IL having received a Late, bit SAturd iy, from a Gentleman,
Who Rates himfs,lf to be jolt arrived from Jamaica. and that he and
i 3 other %erre recovered from the YELLOW FEVER by the
ufc of their REM EDY,atni militating his Rotement to be 'acted
in the next Monthly Army Litt—but having forgot to mention
the particulars of his whittle (only raying King-Rreet), the Pro-
prietors will be much obliged to him, if he will '.• ere the goodncfs
to fend his proper addrtfs to alb Warchoufe, in order that his with
may be complied with.—April is, 11:os.

TO BE SOLD, without rcfetve. by PUBLIC SALE,
At Jack', Coffre-houfe, neer the Cc es Exchange, Mark-hire, on
Momlay, April 29. 18os, at tuff paR one o'clock precifely,
A 1101 J 2500 Q4,trters of good Dantzic mixed
WHEAT; a eonndtrahlc part of which lies under the
King's Lock, for cspartatitm ; l.ut may be entered for home con
fumption, on the purchafcr's payin the ufual duties of about 3s. per
ttiartcr. Samples of which maybe few, and Catalogue, had at
the pLlec of Isle; and pfl,ltompfou Scott, Sworn Broker, No. 29,
Nicholas lane.
London, England, 1805-04-25

lAVOR'S NEW WUI

This day was publifbed, in two el.:want Volumes, Foolfcap Odavo,

Price Half-A Guinn. in Boards.
AFATHER'S GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN;
confilklng of Original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE-
FLECTIONS, Ste &c.
By WILLIAM MAVOR, L D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkibire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira.
Printed for RJCMARD Puu.Llry No. 6, New Bridge Brat;
and to be bad of all Bookfellers.
London, England, 1805-06-28

APOLOGY.

Mr. JEvvt.t. faid, that although he was not going
to make a mation, he united he thould have the in-
dulgence of the Court for a moment. Lieut. Forbes
had become the objea of a criminal information of
that Court, for having fent to Mr. Stowe, ColleCtor
of the Cuttoms at Dover, a challenge, for which yo-
body now could he more foray than Mr. Forbes, not
only for a breach of the law of the country, but he
direeted alio that Mr. Jekyll ihould ftate for him this
day what he milled would meet the approbation of
Mr. Garrow, Mr. Stowe's Connfel, that Mr. Forbes
felt he had, in a moment of irritation. ufed improper
language towards Mr. tZtowe, and for which he is ox.
tremely forry ; and this he hoped would be received
with fatisfattion by Mr. Stowe.

Mr. GAR tow was about to (peak—
Lord ELLENBOROUGH—" What have we to do
with this fubjeet any more. than any other bygone
tranfation ?'
London, England, 1805-06-28

,
NAUTICAL DITALLIGENCE..

Coast. Jona Kt.—This morning his Majeny's (hip
AGINCOUIT, Captain BRIGGS, failed from our har-
bour to join the Channel fleet. The Weft India fleet,
under convoy of the AFIICIINI and WOLFE, which
failed from this harbour on the 6th inflant, and were
obliged to put into Kinfale by contrary winds the fol
lowing day..failed from that port on Friday lat.
PORTSMOUTN, JUNI 27.—Arrived at St. Helen's
the &Lutz!: ux, of 64 guns, Captain BYNG, from the
North Seas. The CAMILLA frigate, Captain Tay-
Lot, is ordered to Oporto. The Eaft Indiamen at
the Motherbank will not fail till it is underftood
where the combinedlgnadrons are gone to.
CHATHAM, JUNI 27.—State of his Majefly's Ships
at this Port:
Two of the lineand three frigates, in his Majefty's Dock Yard.
But tot Two of the line and three frigates, in his Majcily's
Dock Yard.
Ar BRINDL[T—One of the line and one frigate.
AT Rores—One Frigate.
Itsratairra—Three of the line in the Dock Yard. Edgar
nearly ready, and one frigate at Brindley's.
FITTING roe STOR r Sur rs—To lay in the Dawns, Alkmaar
of Fifty.
IN COMMISSION—Two prison fhips,one hofpital !hip, Exertion
and Redbreaft.

IN ORDINARY.—Nine of the line, five of fifty guns, one of forty-
four, four frigates, four hoops and two gun-brigs, Duqucfne, of ft-
verity-four, in Doek, tweaking lip.
IN Lotroa ea en—The Elephant, taking her guns in.
SAILED FROM LONOREACN—Tbe Daib, early on Saturday
morning.

DEAL JUNE 2y.—This morning failed from the
Dowits;his Majcily's &it's MAJESTIC. Rear Admi
ral Roans', STATELY, ADAMANT, ANTELOPE, and
Postoaa, on a cruize off the Texcl. Arrived the
DIOMEDE man of war from Dungencf: ; and the
Charlotte armed fchooner, Lieutenant ALT, with a
convoy from Plymouth, which are failed for the Ri-
ver. The Diomede and Charlotte remain in the
Downs with the S.. Alban's, Right Honourable Ad-
miral Lord KEITH Utrecht, Vice Admiral Host.o.
war ; and Trufty men of war : Hebe, Ariadne, and
l'lmmortalite frigates; Alert, Bonetta, Cygnet,
Dart, and the Galgo Amps of war t—Diccncery,
Hec'a, Zebra, Volcano, Lucifer, and Decollation
bombs; and a fleet of gun brigs and cutters. Wind
W. S. W.

YARMPUTH, T JVE 27.—A frigate and a cutter,
having under convoy a fleet of trardports, arrived here
yefterday with the ltofs-fhire Atilitia, from Leith.—
The Shropfhire Militia, after being rdieved by the
Rofs-fhire, mar.-.:112d this morning for Norwich. Ar-
rir•ed the Inspscl-tom !loop and Swart cutter. Wind
Southweft.
London, England, 1805-06-28

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.

'./HE:Original invea tint of Mr. HENRY, prepared
-Me and fold by Ttulat.ts and WILLiAU HENRY, Chemilts and
Apothecaries, Manchester—This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor
is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the
molt pleafant Aromatics. Its ltrong and gungent Odour renders
it extreniely grateful and falutary to perfons labonting under Head-
ache, Fainting., &c. and adapts it for counter adting the bad el'?
feas of heated or foul Air. Hence it hasteen found highly ufeful
in Raoul', where the Infedlion of Fevers, of Sere Throats, or of
other contagious Difeafes,preatil; and in all croudcd places of pub-
lic retort, u Theatres, Courts of Jolliet, Su. It may alto be par-
ticularly recommended to Perfons reading in hot climates.
'The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price as. god.each bottle, Ramp
included, is fold wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. 3,
Cockfpur-greet (theorily perfons In London authorifed by the
Proprietors to fell the fame) where may had, Sponge Boxes of
Gold, Silver, Cornelisn, Cryltal, &c.
N. B. Each bottle, bades a copper plate label, figned by the
Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of
Vinegar moulded in the Olaf.. Their names are alto engraved in
the (tamp, the counterfeiting of which is felony.
Cr At the fame place may be hail Henry's Calcined Magner's,
ip bottles, at as. 6d. and larger with ground (topper, 4s. each, (tamp
included.

FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS.
Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FROMa
new mode of admininering thefe PILLS
by the atiiict of an eminent Phyfician (fee the new diredions)
Bilious Dleafes, fo preaalcn• particularly among perfons who have
refided in hot climates, are removed with greater cafe and (Vety
than by any other Medicine. They are equally efficacious in all
Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; in lndigeftions, Lois of
Appetite, habitual Coftivends, troublefome Flatubtoeics and Cho.
; likewife in Gouty habi.s, in gidditids, or Rheumatic Pains
in the Head; as well as thole ocrafioucd by free living; therel.y
preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the confcquence of
intemperance. Recuurfe mould be bad to them on the ficit attack
of a cold,, or any flight indifpofition; or afttr any cues *East ing
or drinking; and thus their wen known charadteriftic will ha
maintained of promoting Longevity. avellers by fea or land,
mould never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require nei-
ther confinement nor alteration of diet.
They are fold only by F. Newseax and Sons, at the Warelsoufe
for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Chureh.yard, four doors
from Cheapfide,Londoa; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton-
ftreet; in boxes, pri-:e 45.6 d. each, or in one large Box containing the
quantity of fix lot a4s. duty included—None arc genuine but
chore which have the words, "P. Newbery, No. 4S, St. Paul's,"
engraved in the ftamps.
London, England, 1805-06-28

This day was pobliited,
Elegantly printed in Four Volumes Quarto, and illuilratcd
by Engravings, price 61.65. in boards,
THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the
TENTEL

By WILLIAM ROSCOE.
inted tor T. Caddl and W. Davies, Strand.

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DR. RDES's NEW CYCLOPEDIA.
This day were publifbed,
Part T. to It price t Ss. each in boards, ( the fucceeding Parts will
be publifhed with an accelerated Expedition till the Work be
completed,) of
'THE NEW CYCLOPEDIA; nr, UNIVERSAL
a DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: formed upon a
more enlarged Plan of Arrangement than the Diainary of Mr.
Chi:nib:vs; comprehending the onions Articles of that Work.
with Additior.s anti Improvements • together with the new Sub-
jects OF Siogriphy, Geography, anti Hißury; and adapted to the
prat= Littrab•re and Science.
•By AERAHANt REES, D. D. F. R. S. •
Editor of t::.1 lift Edition of Mr. Chanibers's Uictionary, with
the Allittance of eminent profellional Gentlemen.
Mid:rated with new Plates, including Maps, engraved for the
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