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tl-
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TLis day was publithed, elegantly printed in limit Detain,
and orned with Plates, prier is In bards, a New Edition
(being the Eighth) of the Firft Volume o^
SONNETS AND OTHER POEMS.
Ty the Rev. W. L. BOWLES, A. M.
Of Trinity-College, Oxford.
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COUNT ROMFORD's ESSAYS,
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CL AR A. A ROMANCE.
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the feene is laid. Savoy and the other countries at the foot of
the Alps, are particularly adapted fur the dlplay of fimplitity
and anise:am; and the energy and innocence. of St.Aubigny
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ht Words it-hated from a l'oetical Verfton of the PSALII3.
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By the late Rev. JAMES MLRRICK, A. M.
Fellow of 1 rinfty College, Oxford.
lArided into Stanzas
Ty the Rev. WILLIAM DECHAIR TAtTERSALL. st M.
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I'HE RURAL. PHILOSOPHER, or FRENCH
Geo. oics ;a Didadle Poem. Trauflated from the Ori-
ginal of the Anse us Lissa, entitled, • L'Houisez us'
Crows."

By JOHN MAUNDE.
For a eharadcr of this work Ice the following extrads from
the Reviews.

MAUNDC has rendered his author in an eafy and yet
rorled ftrtin of vertification.

And after fcvmal fpegimens, the Reviewer than proceeds to
rate. that

It mid neJonlitedly be ken from there fpecimensb that this
tranflation i, a fpirited and me:riga/ion:. work, and ru ch as the
Loglifh Realer will perufe with pkafure and advantage.
Britifh Critic, O& xßot.
The tranßation of this poem is, upon the whole, happily exe-
cuted; it adheres with fuflichinAdclity Colts text, and gene
rally evinces an equal degree of eak.—Grit. Review, Sept. act.
As the plan of this elegant poem has already been detailed in
our anaiyhs of the Original, we have now only to confider the
tranflation ; and on this point we muft inform our Readers
that the numbers are, in general, flowing; that the Poet's
thoughts are not often inaccurately rendered ; and that, though
the elegand ef expreffion cannot be expeCted to equal that of
a hard fo renowned for harmony of eompofition. ye: this ver-
fiou ec.nref to the Englah Reader many of his beauties,
and a faikfaetary general idea of the whole work.

Monthly Review, Nov. 2801.
Prittrd for C. K-arfley, Fleet-flreet; Bell and Bradhßeg
Edit.bargh; asd Laub sad Raid, 01lfgaw.

AVIAL MiLTTARY COLLEGE, March as, zBo2.
IS MAJESTY, from 2 confideration of the
many and Vert effettdal advantages to be derived front
the eftablintment of an Militution for the purport: of affording
a regular Military Education, to thole who may, from early
life, be intended for the Military Prokffson, and who by this
means May be grounded in kiebee previous to th.ir artaln-
ing the age that enables then% continently with his Majefty's
regulations, to hold Conandflons in the Army, having been
flaltto ellablith an Inftitotlon under the title of the Koval.
ar Cot true, and to appoint ConunifEoners for the
eontroul, direetion, and management of all affairs belonging
thereto; and having dlredted, that until the intended College
than be eredled, a part of the Junior Department thereof,
upon a limited kale, hull be formed at Great Marlow, in the
County of Buekso—The Corunithosers for the affairs of the
hid Royal Military College do hereby give public Notice, that
a commodious Houk and Premifes have been taken, and are
now nearly ready for the reception of One Hundred Gentle-
men Cadets, who are to be formed into a Company, and to be
called the FIRST COPIPANT Of TAU JONIOR DLTAILTMENT.
For the information of thole whom it may concern, the fol-
loW kg are the leading Roles, Orders, and Regulations, for the
faidDepalment:

The Cadets are to be received upon three differmt M.
bliftunents, viz.

Thirty; the Sons of Olken who have died, Or been maim-
ed in his Majesty's Service.
Mick are to receive their Education, Board, and Clothing,
free from eaptnec.
Twenty; the Sons of Officers a/allay in his Majefty's Ser-
vice. •

There are to pay 401. per annum each, for which they are to
receive their %location, Board, and Clothing.
Thirty; the Sons of Noblensen and Gentlemen, and
Twenty; the Cadets of the &It-India Company's Service.
There are to pay 90 Guineas per annum each, for which
they are to receive their Fdtteadon, Board, and Clothing,—
Linen is not included.

No Cadet is to be admitted who is under t 3, or above 55
years of age; or who has say mental or bodily Med, which
may difquallfy him for Military Service.—He is to produce a
fatisfadtury certificate of the time of his Blab.
Every Candidate for admiffion is to be well grounded in a
knowledge of Grammar and common Arithmetic : he is alfo
to write a good legible band.
The qualifications of each Candidtte will be enquired into
by the Governor, and examined by a Collegiate Board.
The Cadets will be formed into a Military Body, and in-
ftrudted in Lanviages, and the Military Sciences and Duties,
by Prefaces and Mafters of approved abilities.
The Cadets of the Eaft-India Company will blewife be in-
!traded In the Oriental Lanjuagee.
Public examinations will be held for the pupate :1 afar-
tabling the progrefs of improvement, and se Cadet will be
recommended from the College fora Commlifion, until be has
undergone a public examination, and has received a certificate
as to his fuffielency.
Ni Cadet can remain longer than Four Years at the College.
The health and morals of the Cadets will be aridly attend-
ed to, and habits of temperance and meonomy ftrongly
in-
enleated,—Applicat:oas to be addraffed tope Governor of the
Royal Military College, under cover, to the Right Hon. the
Secretary at War, War-O&r.c.

TO THE RIGHT HON. JOHN BERESFORD, Ste.
SIR,
WE, the Underfigned Merchants of the City of
Dublin, have witneffed with confiderable regret your
departure from the Head of the Revenue board.—On fuck an
occafion permit us to eiprefs the high fenfe we entertain of the
obliging deportment which marked your Official Intercom*
with us during a long eourre of years.
We fhould be guilty of Injuitice to our Feelings If we did not
bear a grateful Teltimony, that whlift with a field and un-
deviating attention to the Duties of your Station you increafed
the Revenues of your Country you never loft light of its Trade,
but carefully blended the Commercial intereft with the Public
Advantage, co:Suiting the convenience of the Merchant, with
that Urbanity of difpofition nd condefcenfion of Manners that
fo eminently diftiaguifbed your Charaeter. Accept then, Sir,
our fineere affutance, that though the relation which fo long
fobSfted between us is now at an end, we Gull not craft to with
you a continuant: of health and ht.ppinefs during the remainder
of your life.
V. and M. O'Connor and Co. W. O'Connor, fen.
H. Crothers and Co. John Duncan
D. T. O'Brien, jun. H. W. White
Meade and Co. PhiEp Moloy
Patrick and Co. Robinfon a.l Todhnnter
Crofthwait John Del:ward
C. Ward jam. Corbaftis
Sneyd and Blackworb Robert Hall
Edward Forbes Jofeph Wilfon
Hawkeliey and Co. Roe and Franklin
John Lindfay T. Blair and Co.
and J. Verfehoyle Michael Burke
R. and J. Sayers J. Leigh aid Co.
Pad. and D. Gale Nathanienkne
John lioAche and Co. Eh. Del
Geo. Marufors Wm. Borrows
E. McDelnak! dad Co. Hone, un.
N. Tilthbull ohn Kelley
Rt. Lytdis ran. Kirkpatrick, and Co.
John Still J.Farrel and Co.
W. S. Magee Permit and McCall'
Shaw add Turbdtt Rtibert ttdberts
0. Lund trek& and Millet

t.rA111:11 and Sam Rorke and Co.
and G. Carlota° . Nowlath PAL
m. ColvWe t. Almada.

W. S. Hamilton Thai; Mack.
*nu Sparrow
TO JOHN PATRICK, ESQ,
_DUBLIN.
Lorismal, Mamas zB. 'Sot.
Sze—l have received the bona, of your Latta conveying to
Me an Addrefs from a numerous abd moit Xdpedable may dt
'the principal Mtretranrs of Dublin, upon my approaching re.
dressier* from my *Meld fituatien in the Review Department
of Ireland.

This Addrefs,at &eh a time, is flattering indeed. If I have in
any degree fuccealcd in aecompliedng aide °Wee' of my duty,
for which i hart matted lb honourable a Teftimony, it has not
been owing to moth to my &Unions, as to the Integrity and
Knowledge of the Merchants Of Dublin, who were always fo
ansioully difpofed to MGR and guide my efforts. •
You will be pleated to communicate my grateful thanks to
thole Gentlemen whole kind Tedtliocuts you have communi-
cated ; and you wiTi aitoaillirc than of shy unalterable Friend.
Chip and Reipedt, and that it will be dill my canna= °Wee to
let dip no occation to promote their Intestils, which are fo in.
timatcly conuedied with tha Profperity of Ircland.-1 have the
Honour to be, with great Truth,
Sir, your much *Mud and faithful humble deriant,
JOHN BERESDAD.

TO THE PROkRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LANDS AND OENTLEMEN,
TT-IE Elation of Six Direftors of the Eall-
India Conipany being appointed for Wedixfday the 14th
Whim, the favour of your Pot' and Intereft la &fired for the
following Gentlemen :
William Devaynes, Efq. George Smith, Efq.
Charles Grant, Efq. William Thornton, Efq.
Sir Stephen Lufhlngton, Bart. Sweny Toone, Efq.
Which will very much oblige,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt humble tenants,
Eaft-Tedia Houle, April a, acra.
Paul Le Mefurier Charles Mills
John Ma chip Plan Roberts
Thomas Theophilus Metcalf Francis Baring
Thomas Parry William Bentley
Edward Parry Jacob Bofanquet
Abraham Roberts Smith Burger
David Scott John
Cotton
George TatemLionel Psrell
George-Woodford Thalluton William Elphinftone
Robert Thornton Simon Prater
John Travers John Hunter
Stephen Williams Hugh Inglis.

TO the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADII6 AND GINTLENIN,
HAVING the Honour of being recommended to
you by the Diredtors of the EaR india Company, as the
Six Candidates for the Diretition to be choral this year, we
take the liberty of requelting the Favour of your Vote on the
Day of EleCtion, Wednefday the 14th inftant. We are,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient and molt humble fervants,
EaR India Houfe,Z WILLIAM DE VAYNES, •
April 2, acki. S CHARLES GRANT,
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
GEORGE SMITH,
WILLIAM THORNTON,
SWENY TOONE.

For ACCOUNT of the MANUFACTURERS.
Exempt from the Auction Duty,agretable to Ad of Par Haman.
On Thurfday, April 29, 1802,

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