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VERSES, SOCIAL and DOMESTIC.
By GEORGE HAY DRUMMOND, A.M.
Edinburgh: Printed by and for Mundell and Son; and for
Lonman and Rcea, Paternotter-row, London; and NVilfon
and Spence, York.

As above may be had,
t. THE PLEASURES OF HOPE, with ither Poems, by
Thomas Campbell, (mall Bvo. price is. boards.
" So uncommon a degree of merit appars in the lira and
principal of thefc poems, that we cannot let it pafa without par-
ticular notice. The pleafum of Hope are furcly as good a fob-
je& for a riling poet as can well be chofen. his the very entice
of genius to form ideal teens of future gratification. This fub-
jet is treated by Mr. Campbell with much genius, and in ge.
neral with good judgment; certainly with a very finguhir
klendour and felicity of verfification."—Bridfit Critic, July
1799•

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” The general intpiration of good fente and generous virtue,
the eorredt chaftening of true tette and foamd difcretion, are
the molt remarkable excellencies which illitinguilh the contents
of this elegant volume. It has in all its parts a fufScient pro-
portion of particular fentiments, and particular images, to de-
terve the charaCter of true poetry."..-New London Review,
September T 799.
2. POEMS, by Ann Bannerman, (mall goo. price Is. boards.
" We are always pleated when we can have an opportunity
of placing before our readers fpecimens of poetical perform-
ances of merit. The preterit publication will be found entitled
to the higheß commendation, for vigour, elegance, and hair-
mony."—Britill; Cettic, Auguft 'Soo.
" When the ear of a Reviewer is palled, and Ms attention Is
nearly eahsofted, by lißening to the 11101102012 CS of mediocrity
which found from modern lyres, it is a rich reward for his
labour, it is a cordial for his wearied (pinks, to hear the breath-
ing; of ardent Genius, and to hail the approaches of the real
Mute. Such reeompence have we experienced from the ener-
getic numbers of Mrs Bannerman, and fetch relief has been ha-
parted by the foothing influence of her charmed fon&
" Mils Bannerman delights to foar in the higheft regions of
imagination, and gaze with undaunted ken upon " proltrate
worlds" below ; nor does the fail in her airy flight to itrike the
chords of true poety, with the melting pathos of Collins, and
the romantic ardour of Oray."—New London Review, May
z boa

3. PICTURES OP POETRY, Diftorical, Biographical, and
Critical, by Alexander Thomfon, Efq, Author of Whitt, and
thr Paradde of Tafte, (mall ilvo. price 31. boards.
" Mr. Thanifon acquired confidcrable fame by the publics.
tints of his Paradifc of Tide, which forms the introduction to
a poetical plan of eonliJerable extent, intending chiefly to com-
prehend " a view of the progrefs of polite literature, from the
earlielt period to the prefent time;" and of which this work
forms about one fourth part. The ingenious author, from this
fpecimen, appears to pollrfs refources adequate to the extent and
importance of his tubjeet."—.Monthly Mirror for Auguß t 7950.
" To accompliet with fuecefs a defign furl as that which
Mr. Thornton has conceived, not only confiderable poetic
talents are requifite, but a fund of elalfical learning, nice tale,
and a difcriminatir.g judgment. We think that, with tome
limitations, Mr. Thomfon has manifefted valid claims to the&
qualities ; and that, on the whole, this portion of his work is
executed with a degree of ability which entitles it to public
patronage."..-Monthly Review, Odlober doo.
4. EPISTLES FROM LADY GRANGE TO EDWARD
Efq. written during her confinement in the Bland of
St. Kilda, 4,0.. Flee 21' fewed. - - •

" After dinner to-day we talked of the extraordinary fad of
Lady Grange's being fent to 9t. Kilda,and confined there, with-
-1 out any means of relict —The true ivory of this lady IA as
frightfully romantic as if it had been the fidion of a gloomy
fancy. She was the wife of one of the Lords of Sefflon in
Scotland, a man of the brit blood of his country. For loins
mylterious reafons, which have never been dircovered, the was
feized and carried off in the dark, the knew not by whom, and
by nightly journies was conveyed to the Highland &ores, from
whence the was tranfportxd by tea to the remote rock of St.
Kilda, where the remained amongft its few wild inhabitants,
a forlorn prifnner, but had a constant (apply of provifions, and a
woman to wait upon her. No enquiry was made after her, till
the at Lilt found means to convey a letter to a confidential
friend, by the daughter of a catechift, who concealed it in a '1
due of yarn. Information being thus obtained at EdinbUrgh, a
Chip was font to bring her off; but intelligence of this being
received, the was carried to MiLeod's Mend of Hereto, where
the died."—Bofwell's Journal'of a Tour to the Hebrides.
5. MARY STEWART, OZREEN OF SCOTS, an iiiitotl-
eal Ewa price 4s. new
" 'the life and death of Mary Queen of Scots has been
rendered fo familiar to every Briton by poets, bißorians, and
even dramatlfts, that to give an air of novelty to the incidents
of her ill-fated Rory, or to impart additional intereß to them
by poetic language, and Rage eyed, is a tank of no nary attain-
ment; the limiutions of hiltory become deftie rettrrints
upon the freedom of Imagination. By the prefent anonymous
writer, muck ingenuity, however, is thewn in the management
of
his drama, and much charaderiftle fpirit ladifplayal in pour-
traying the rival queens."—Monthly Mirror, January slog.
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A YOUNG MAN; of the name of MiCHEL•
SER STEEYENS, formerly a Cadet-Serjeant In the
Dutch Service, who departed from Bremen the SO of January
1796, being engaged in a battalion of his jvfajcity'stSotts Regi-
ment of Foot, is etmeftly defirerl to inform his aosious Father
of the place of his prefent abed*: Other perfons, who may be
acquainted with the fate of the above.mentioned Young Man
are alto requefted to inform him of It.
Addrefs to Surgeon-Major-beneral Va. Steevens, Cowes,
Me of Wight.

A CLERGYMAN of exemplary Condit& died
in December lalt, bequeathing to the Providence of Cub
and the Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Hire
Sons, for whufe Support the finellat Donations will he thank-
fully received to the Bank of Mars. Ranfomraul Co. Pall-mall.
They have gratefully acknowledged fundry Gilts to the amount
heretofore of tosl. Bs. 6d. and now, with increafed humility, re.
turn Thanks to a Benefador for 51.3 k to a Friend for tel. to
M. K. for 24 to P. V. for xl. as. to F. Dr Ace for xl. xs. to a
Lady for toe. 641. to a Ctogyman's fon for al. to G. C. for 14 za.
to the Hue. Mr. Legge for at. 2s. to J. J. Angerlteln.far Col. toe.
to Mifs Angerftein for 101. toe. to Mr. John Tbondan fur
xcL ten and to Mr. Boner for tol. tat.

'THE Creditors of JOSEPH HART, late of
Cambridge, Linen-Draper, arc particolarly requefted
to fend in, without delay, to Mr. Faun, of Eirthin-lat,e, Lon-
don, the Solicitor to the 'fruiters, a curred Particular of ell
the SeCtilitic, (fpecifying the nature and amount ther::of) which
they refpettively hold for all or any part of the amount of their
refpeaive Debts, in order that a Dividend may be forthwith
made of the Eftate and Effeds of the (aid lufepli Hart.
And Notice is hereby given that the Trull Dced of Affign-
ment of his Eftate and Elfl•dta now Iles for I.xecutlon at Mr.
Eaton's Office, in Birehin-lane afotefaid, by fuch of the Credi-
tors as have not already executed the fame. And that all thole
Creditor, who do not come in and execute the Paid Affiganent,
on or before the loth day of Auguß next, will be excluded the
benefit of the Paid Dividend.

THE Creditors of GAZZAM, TAYLOR,
and JONES, of Philadelphia, Merchantu, are particu-
larly requelted to fc.nd in, without delay, to Mr. Eaton, of Sir-
chin-lane, London, the Solicitor to the Trustees, a coireet
particular (Ana the Securiths (fpecifying the nature and amount
thereof,) which they refpedively hold for all or any part of the
amount of their rtfpective Debts, in order that a Dividend may
be forthwith made of the Eftate and greets of the laid Gal-
zam, Taylor, and Jones.
And Notice is hereby given that the Trutt Deed of A ffign-
man of their Mate and Effetzts now lies for Execution at Mr.
Eaton's Office, in Birehin•lanc aforefaid, by fuck of the Credi-
tors as have not already executed the fame. And that all thofe
Creditors who do not come in and exeente the Lid Alignment,
on or before the toth Day of Aura next, will be excluded the
benefit of the Lid Dividend.

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IMPORTANT ADVICE TO FAMILIES.
COPY of a Letter from the Rev. Mr. CHARLAS
Penton, Re4or of Bulmcr, Mahon, Yorklhire, to
Mars. Casino and Birrxxa, Cheapride.—Gentlemen,upon
feting fo many relptelable Ggnatures to the Cures performed
by your CHING'. PATENT WORM LOZENGES (parti-
cularly that of the Lued Bithup of Carlini:, with whom I have
the honour of being acquainted), induced me to try them upon
a ton of mine, who had beta viry ill a long time, and received
little or no benefit from any Medicine he took. I think it a
duty due to you, and a national ailvainzge, to fay, that he was
perfealy relkored to good health, by only taking three dotes o f
your incomparable Medicine, which I have ttrongly recom-
mended to many of my friends for then ifilves and children, and
they hare never failed of (needs. I am, Oentkmen,
Your humble Servant,
Bulmcr, Oek. 17, ant. CHARLFS PRESTON.
Sold, Wholefale and Retail, at Citing and Butler's, Cheap-
fide; and Retail by Van Bergen, Elmore; Bull, Dugdale, and
Callwen, Dublin ; Davis, Cork ; and by molt refpedtabic Me • ,
dicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in Boxes at p. half
Boxes as. yd. arid Famny Boxes, centailling five (mall Boxes,
at One Guinea each.

On or after the 4th of Auguft next,
TO BE LET for Two, Three, or Four Months,
AMODERN Marine Villa, pleafantly fitnated
near the Town of Seaford. See:, which is a retired
Bathing Place, frequented by a few Genteel Families in the
Summer Seaton. It is Thirteen Miles from Brighton, Eleven
from Lewis, and Eight from Eaft Bourn.
The Houfe is completely furnithcd, contains Five Rooms on
a Floor, a Hall, a Dining Parlour, 16 Feet by 23 Feet, Draw-
ing Room, 16 Feet by 14 Feet; commanding an exienfive and
plc.ding Profpott both by &t and Land, (there are Eight Bed-
rooms including Attics,) Servants' Hall, Kitchen, and Laun-
dry with convenient attached and detached Offices, with Coach-
bock and Stabling for Five or Si: Horfes, a Flower Garden,
Drying Yard, and a (mall Lawn in Front .4 the Houfe.—May
have the ufe of a Pew if required.—The Houfe is very near the
Sea, Rands on high Ground, is fupplied with good Water, is
Airy and Healthy, a moll delightful and deferable Situation.—
The Terms are moderate.—. For Particulars inquire at Mrs.
Davis's Hotel, Surrey fide of Weltminfter-bridge ; of Mr. John
Woollett, New Inn, Seaford, who will thew the Premifes.
Letters poll paid will be anfwered.

ritEXHOLD MANSION and ESTATE KUM.
TO BE SOLD,
In the pleafantelt part of tbeUnty of KENT.
ACAPITA L. MANSION HOUSE, with ruit;
able but-Wheel, Gardens, and Pleafure Grounds, and
about 300 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Palture and 114
Ground.
Further Pzniculars may be knewn by Application to Mersa
Falter, Codb, and Free, of Lin cola'a -Inn, buidem. ,

'S.
TO BE SOLD BY AOC I'IGN.—By Mt. W ELf.F.R,
On Thurfday the sth oat Anita, 1802, haseetn the ifottrs at
Seven and. Eight in the Eveniui, at the Fountain Tavern;
Portfniouils,
TiblE following ESTATE:i fob thin t ial modein
uilt HOUSE, i4u. an, on the Hard, In the Town ci
Portta ; compiling in the Bateman a good Kitchen and
Cti-
lar ;on the Ground-floor a fpacious handforie Shop, with two
Bow-windows, a Parlour, and paved Yard; on the Firlt..thot
a goal Dining and two Bed-rooms, with three Attics.
The above Premifes are let on leak to Mr. floinics, Brazier,
and are moft eligibly placed fur the corded of a builners, where.
the primary objcdt is publicity of utast:loll. among other advals•
taps are its contiguity to the Kings Yard.
The Houfe may be viewed by ;Applying to the Tenant; and
further partictdars may be obtained of Mr. Smart, Solicitor*
NortAk-Ilneet, Strand; and of Mr. Weller, at his Licirctal
Agency-OE4e, Chicheltur.

DEVON.
CAPITAL MILL with SPINNING MACNINEkt,
TO BE SOLD,
rrlllt Fee Simple and Inheritance of a New
-I- Huai MI;L wltli Twe Water Wheels, Three Pair of
Stocks for cleaning Woollen Goods, and a Corn Mill adjoin-
ing, all in Work, with a constant and abtindant fut:ply of
Water, fituated at I.ee Mill Bridge, in the Parini of Pimp:.
ton St. Mary, in the County of Deion, Eight Wes iliftant
front Plymouth. The length of the Buildings it Seirentk-five
Fret, and the bretidth Twenty-fiven, together with Thres
Fields adjoining of exCellent Failure Land, with a Linhay„
Orchard, and Wafte, containing iu all Seven Acres, Three
Roods, and Thirtv-fix Perches.

A very large Woollen &tuners, for which the fitustion is
pecaii trly adapted, is now carried on upon the Pram**, anti
tie Purcharer May be aecommockatcd with all the valkable
Machinery at a fair Apprairement.
For Sale or the Premircs a Public Survey Will he held at the
Pope's Head Inn, In the Borough of Plymouth, on Thin (day
the tuth day of Augnit neat, precirely by Fuut o'clock In the
Afternoon.

The Prenaes may be viewed on Tuefdays and Frid tys o,lr,
by application to the Foreman on the Spot ; and further Pan.
ticular: known of Meffrs. Elfurd and Foot, Solicitors, at Ply.
mouth Dock.

N. 13. A depofit of toL per cent. will be t...pc.sted to be paid
dowu by the Purchafer, as loon 23 the Saki.; &fed.
Dated 17th June, z 862.

FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mi. CROFT,
On Saturday the 3rft of July Whin, at Twelve &Cloak, 0
°areaway's Coffee-houfe, Change-alley, Cornhlll, London,
k One Lot, initead of Twenty-one Lots, as manloned is
former Advertifements, and in the particulars already do-
livered,
'THE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATES & MANORS deniably and very advantage.
(wily fituate in a beautiful and fertile part of the County of
Barks, divided by the High Road from London to Bath, in.
terfedted by the Navigable River Kennet, within Ten Miles
of Newbury, Seven of Raiding, and Forty-Ewen of Lot doe.
comprifing the Manors of Ufton and Padworth, with the
Fiihewies, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Immunities—.the lams
Manua or Manor Houfe called Ufton-eourt, with Ikveral
Olaces and extenfive Buildings, and fundry well eondidoned
Farms and Lands of excellent Arabic, Meadow, Paiture, and
Wood land, with feveral Tenements and Cottages, the whole
'containing upwards of 2000 Acres, Innate in the feveral Parilbes
of Ufton, Padworth, SuUhampltead Abbots, Sellhainpftead
Bannifter, and Burghfield, and of the animated annual Valise
of Two Thoufand Two Hundred Pound., Part in Hand, Part
on Short Leafs fur years, and the itemainder on Ledo for
One, Two, and Three Lives.

To be viewed by applying to Humphry Burs, the Wood.
ward, at Ufton ; and Particulars may be had at Ufton Court.s
houfe ; of Mfrs. Smart and Cowilad, Printers, Readiug; at
the Hare and Hounds, Brenham, near Ufton ; Pelican, Speen.
hamland; Caftle, Marlborough; of Mr. Crutwell. Printer,
Rath; Mars. Aldridge and Smith, Soheltors, Lincoln's Inn,
London, where a Plan of the Mate may be teen ; and of Mr.
Croft, and and Tintber Surveyor, Llanarth, near Monmouth,
where another Plan may be fees, and who, as well as Mffra.
Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to receive Propufals for the
Parchtfs el the whole Mate.

lirki EN PrOlelEOnal Men of eduedtiOn and rop
V 10016111er deviate from the general (yams by the k.
leek inn of a peculiar ~Brunch, the fandion of long condated
fuccefs it the heit criterion of fuperiorite.
Ei;lit years have 1 devoted my pradke to the exclave treat.
metre of THREE DISORDERS and the fuceefsful relidt of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as las
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt impart.
ant in the catalogue of human infinnities.
SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS, in the COUNTY of SALOP. Amer initiatiors into every branch as an Army Surgeon,
At the Talbot I;n, in Shrewlbury, on Thurfday the loth Day ',armed a wig, at an early period of PradUce to refcuc individo.
of Augujt next, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, in fopa.. ! alt from the %menace of uneducated men, or the equally don.
rue Lots, or together in one Led, as kali be agreed upon at gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
the Time of Sale The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have 410,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the voted mT ateendon, comptise every [peeler of VENEREAL
following very dateable Redories I INFECI lON, whether of a recent or long duratioe
LOT L—The Re,tory of CriURCII PULVERBATCH, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifrog from the habits of
in the County of Salop, faded to the Life of the prefent In- Schoolboys, or the Indulgesee of mature age, and kitty that deo
cumbent, aged 55 Year 4. rangemad of the hit= in Wants widdt is called BARREN.
The great and final! 'IITHES in full, belonging to this Rea- NS .SS or STERILITY.
tory, acid alto a (I,,uantity of Glebe Land containing 45 Acres, ' Numerous dirt:albs are the rdbk of Ignannee or hafte In the
the yearly value ot the Tithes and Glebe being mol. a Year anti treatment ofe limpk Gonorrhea,and it not unfrequently bap.
upwards.—Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of a good pens tlesttlie feeds of Life arc polkaed by the Indira-omo of al
Quality. , unguarded hour. By a tuperior method fuck complaints are
LOT IL—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON- cafily cured, and even when others have failed, I truft that 1
TESBURY, in the kid County of Salop, fubjed to the Life may perfume to offer a radical re-ettablifitman
of the preferd Incumbent, aged 57 Years. ! Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated diltrefs In the
There is appertaining to this Reciory an excellent Parfonage diforder, compared with the calamitous Utuations of Men,whe
Houfe, on an elevated fituatiou, with convenient Offices a Bum indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or theprevalent Gate.
Four nailed Stable, Coach-honfe and Granary, built by the ties of a fakkoable life, acquire that Sate of Debility which
prefent Incumbent. Alfa Barn, Covehouli and other [nimble is the unavoidable confequettee of fuch pernicious habits.
Outbaildings, together with (undry parcels of =client Glebe Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mikey, but care
Land, lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 6o fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fen= confutation tut
Acres or thereabout& Alto the Tnias both great and (mall him to know, that although it be m Oka of doubt or mar.
of a certain Portion of this Panes, well known, the whole minty with other Praditionsrs, the removal of there MIFF.
(Tithes and Glebe) being of the yearly value of 7coL and up. ! CWNCIES by the gradual prognisofßessovatido is the equine.
wards,. ' meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
The Parith is divided Into three Portions, and the Service of begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented
the Church belongiug to exit, is as follows, viz. The fiat by an early counterattion of this languid Sate, and in three
Portion a 6 Sundays, and the fecond and third Portions, 13 cafes no great difileuhics will occur.
each in the Year, and the Curate's flipend is paid by them all, ! But where tbis Deficiency has for years exilted.a proper Per.
in proportiOn to (uch Service. I karance is indifpcnfibly requifite to revive the flumbring (parks
The Village, of Church Pulverbateb and Pontelbury are of Life, and to re-azimate the Conitkution.
&tate about eight miles from the Town of Shrewlbury, in a MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed
good fertile Country. • ! In their ezpoantions of a Family, may be sawed, that in molt
Further Particulars of there Livings may be had by applying Walsers fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill.
to &Inks Pemberton and CoupLunl, Anomie& Shrewfhury ; 'I he SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and
Mr. Minor, Sbawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Redbrook, near Whit- the qi.alifirations which I have mammal to Rate, form the
church. Balls ot my Pretenfious, and in coincidence with fu.:b
The Lands Tidutable to the Rettory of Pulverbatch and the mason is given, that Mr B---ot may be eonfultei pefonally
Glebe, will be fhewn by Mr. Richard Jandrell, of Church Put. (or by lettere incloling skull note) at his bottle, No. 39, Arun
vabatch ; and the like brim:gine to the fecund Portion of Pon. der-Erect. _Strand. near Tannle.itar