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London, England, 1805-03-13 00:00:00

LITERATUR F_

IiIrESSRS. LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and
kvaw ORME, find it indifpenfably noceiTary to apologia:: to the
Publk and to the Trade, for tome recent irregularities (principally
trifles from the unjultifiable Combination among the Journeymen
Printers) of feiteral of their Publications, which Imo the impa-
tient and extenfive demand for them, they are (enable have ex.:a-
liened a very gederal diratisfaCtion and difappo!utment.
Mrs. lnchbaid'a new Comedy of " To Marry. or Not to Marry"
announced for Publication bit week, will appear in two or three
days.
Me. Morton's Comedy of "The School for Reform," is now
ready for Piibli:ation.
The iii Volume of the new elegant Work " The Englifh Drama"
announced foe Publication kit Week, is alto now ready for deli-
very.
The New CTCLAPIDIA. The fit-ft part of this magnificent
work is re printing, and as faun as a fullicient number of fets can
' be completed for their numerous orders, they will immediately? be
delivered. The 9th part is in a Rate of eon fidcrable forwardiiefs.
The Eoinnoitan Review. The New Edition of this work' is
daily eitpcdted from Scotland, and immediately on its arrival the
many orders for fets which they have received will be executed.
The AN Nom. Review for 1804, which had been announced
for Publication this Month, it is feared cannot appear till swat'
Month, in confequence of the prefent combination.
1.122L2T M1122.22'11 Pisces. The rapidly increaling fate of
there Works having crested unexpedtcd demands for new Editions,
bas noealloadd Caine temporary inennvadenees. Two large im-
prersobs adz new Works (tbc Spelling Book and Fiat Book)
have been pablilhed within the bit tour months, whicis have been
found a !Canty Ripply for the demand : the third Edition I. Sion
expected from York.—.Paternofter.row, March 5, 1805.
P. S. Betides theArabieble Works which Meas. Longman and
Co. base already pubiithed this fenfou, the following will appear
before it is cemcludsxl:
s. Bruce's Travel*, a new and enlarged Edition, Bvo.
2. Belli Principles of t nrgery, Vol. 11. 4to.
3. Britton's Beauties of Wilt:Sire, Vol.
Elik's Specimens of Early kogliih Romanees, 3 yob.
5. Engravings of the Egyptian Monuments in the &nigh Mu-
(mum

6.Flastuan's Competitions from the Iliad and Ody !fey of Homer,
a new and enlarged Rdit rut.
7. Sis.Willians FoMes's Ufe of Belittle, one Vol, mo.
S. Good's Tradition of Lucretius, a WU. 4to.
9. Life of Manuantel, written by !draft:lf, 4 V .11 r amo.
Malcolm Laing's Edition of Odin, with Notes.
it. Mackenzie* Report on the Autiwntkirr of (Mimi.
Oceallornd Dl oses% 3 Vol& liw+
13. Southey's Macke,* Poem. eta.
2+ Sonther's Specimens of Modern Foglia, Posts.
Es. Turner's Hiltory of the Manners, &c of the Anglo SWOP.
16. Mrs, Weft's Poems and Plays, Vols. aitdllt-•
27. Watfon's Popabr Evidences of Nateral.fteigbi‘lt.e.
IL Dr. Won 's kile,gry of Milo! anti M 0440

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OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS,
On Monday the Sin day of April next, at three o'eLick in the
atternoon, at the Swan Inn, Weil. Broomwich, near Birmingham,
ALARGE QIIANTITY of OAK TIMBER.
TREES, adapti-a for Engine Timber, Ship Building, and
other purpofes, where Trees of large dimenfions. are poderredg
now growing in the IIitYARS PARK WOOD, mar Weft BrOta.
with aturefaid, and on Mr. Swain's Farm, In the Parilh of Handf.
worth, near Birmingham aforefald; and the Timber and Bark
may be conveyed to the Market by means of the Camas which
pais near co the Llta:e. The trees are numherel and marked, and
tnly be ken by applying to Mr. l'homas Bayley,
near Welt iirom.vien worefaid.

The pgrticulan of the Lots, and the conditions under which the
Timber will be fold, may be known of the Auatoacer, Birming-
ham; and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Na. 14,
Corey-amt. Lincoln's Inn, London, and at Welliborn. near
Strattor4 on Avon, Warwickibirc.

OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS,
Ou•WedocLlay the mit day of April next, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Croetu Inn, Abbots Bromley, In the County
of Stafford,

AA LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER
-S., TREES, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship-building, and
other purpofes, where Trots of large dimenGons are preferred ;
now growing in Bromley Park, near Abb tie Brumley aforefaid ;
and the Timber and Uark may be conveyed to the Market by means
of the Canals and Navin tions which pars near to the Eftate. The
Trees are numbered and marked, anti may he ken by applying to
Mr. Alcock, at Bromley Park aforefaid.
The particulars of the Lou, and the conditions under which the
Timbal- will be fold, may be known of the Auctioneer, Binning.
ham; and at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No.
Carey -itrect, Lincoln's Inn, London; and at Wellibom, near
;:ttatford on Avon, Warwickihire.

SHIPPING CONCERNS, 'Sfe.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-6mile, in Ediubureh, on Wed.
mislay the 27th day of March, Jibs, at Two o'CLxk in the
Afternoon,
1. A Confiderable Number of SHARES, amount-
ing to £jjso (belonging to the fequeftrated eltate of
Meffrs. Menzies and Anderfon) of the CAPITAL 8 COCK of
the Union Shipping Compacy of Leith and Berwick-uptm-Tweed.
This Company orgrollis a great proportion of the carrying trade
between Li ith and London ; and, basics extending accommoda-
tions, it has ocealionally divided from to to ti per cent. upon Its
capital.

i. Various DEBTS due, and CLAIMS competent to the Cre-
ditor of Mars. Menzies and Anderfon, agreeably to a Litt in
the Trullee's hands.

ror particulars application may be made to Mr William Scott
Moticridr, accountant, Truitee upon the laid fequeltrated eltate;
or to Charles Bremner. writer to the fignet.

VALUABLE FARM BB ICKKILN and SAL TERN
FOR SALE--Fn be SOLD by AUCTION.
. By Mr. MERRETT,
_ _ _

On Tuefrlay the sd day of April next, at the Red Lion Inn, Fare•
ham, Hants, at Twelve o'Cleek at Noon (unltis previodly
difpofed of by Private Sale) in Three Lots.
LOT I. A Molt cninpait and Valuable ESTATE,
.l called EARLS FARM, with a Briekkiln, Saltern,
and Three Tenements attached thereto.

Thc-F,rn, comprizos a good Farm Houft, Barns, Btabling,Out-
buildings, and abuut 116 Sa.cd Acres of Arable and Pafture or
Marla Land, and three of Coppice, being nearly all within a Ring
Fence, and is litumed about a mile front Farehmn, adjoining the
Ti:rnpilie road to Gofport, by which it is bounded on tne Weft—
on the Eaft it is bounded by an arm of the Sea, which affords ea-
talent Sea-bathing

This Elt-tenl,:deftrably feated as to command the advantages
Of ClittlilVt land and fix profpects, withuot being expofed to the
attached to au elevated tituation. It Is welt-Rock:a
with and urnanieuted by growing timber trees, and is defervedly re-
commended h. th fo: iucrinfic value :tnd fituation; as a inottellgibls
Iltate to any Gentleman difp fed to build. The vicinage is highly
refpeetAle ; the country is remarked for its richnefs and beauty,
ant: the roads are unexceptionable. Fox hounds and barriers are
kept within a Mort didonee.

The Sakern i. fituafed on the rca boundary, and might be let to
advantage,or entivertA into march ground, and the tenement. ate
contijuous to it. •Che B ickkiln faunal at the South end of the
Farm, and has a molt commodious play adjoining, to whir% Vet.
fcb of confilerablc hurthen come, and the conveyance of Goods
Is thereby effxtcd with great facility.
Lo r 3. Two Clufs of Arable Land In Rediand's Lane, neat
the Farm, about y Acres.

Lo r 3. A Uwe of Arable Land in Re-'land's Lane, betanti
DM* Brook Cottage, about 7 Acres, and a Coplace aglotobsg.
about 4 Ae...
A (mall part of the Farm is Freehold, and the rail= eopybolst
by inheritance, held .of the Manor of Farehani ; fulijed wily to
ntxtthtatAde, than quitrent, and heriot upon death.
Fetches% is a Market Town, about nme miles from Portfmonth,
and derma from Southampton. •

77The Proprictor rc.fe.rve; to himfelf the liberty of akeriog the
Lou, if be ball have occafioa to du fo at any time previous ea the
fale-.-For a view and further particulars apply to Mr. Pa.;toil.
flelithos. Fatalism

N. S Tea Timber to be taken at a vaination.