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MISS OWENSON's NEW NOVEL
This day was publilbed, a Nrw Edition,
In Three VohsMts. Duodecimo, price 131. 6d. hi boards.
THE WILD IRISH GIRL ; a National Story;
in which are delineated the Matesess, Amufements, and

.Griavaness of the PEASANTRY and YEOMANRY of IRE.
LANA By SYDNEY OWENSON,
Authorefs of the Novice of St. Dominic, St. Chir, &c.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS No. 6, Bridge-itreet. Black-
friar's; and fold by all Bookfellers:in Great Britain and Ireland.
Of whom may be bad,
A new Edition of the NOVICE of St. DOMINIC, by Mih
°wilco*. In 4 vol.. Price as in boards.

The eighth Edition of The WIN TER in LONDON, by Mr.
Surr. 3 vol s. us. 6d. and
KOl ZEBUE's NOVELLETTES, 3 vols. Is&

THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED.
This day was pebliihed, price 3s. each, with the full allowance
to Schools,
FritE GEOGRAPHICAL COPY BOOK,Part I.
onfiiting of is Outline Maps of -he Quarters and principal
Coonuins tathe World, including three ancient Maps, engraved
of a competent five, and printed on fuperfine Drawing Paper, for
the purpofe of being filled up from any ordinary Maps, by Junior
Clair.% of Students of Geography.—Alto,
The Geographical Copy Bock, Part 11. Confifting of the lines
of Latitude and Longitude accurately drawn fon the fame fet of
Maps, deigned to be filled up by the Senior Clafes of Students of
Geography, or by thole who have previouily filled up Part I.
By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH.
A moment's infpedion of thefe Copy-Books will fpeak more in
their praife than a volume of commentary A grown perfon may
by means of them become a proficient inGeography in! few weeks
—and a young perfon at School may acquire more corred Ideas
in a few months than could be attained in a whole life without
fuch rsercife. In a word, theft Copy Books, and the other works
of the fame Author, (trip this Science of all difficulty or myltery,
place it in all Seminaries on a level with the Arts of Reading and
Writing, and with the elements of Grammar and Arithmetic.
Printed for Ricstaan Puna.' rs, No. 6, Bridge tired, Black.
friars, and tab( had of all Bookfellers and Dealers in Books, with
the full allovrance to Teachers and Schools.
Of whom may be had by the fame Author, forming the completeit
mute of Geography for Schools and Young-Perfons that ever

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wu prepared,
The Grammar of Geography, Including the Ufe of the Globes,
with numerous ottiettioas, Ezereifes, and Maps. price Half-a-
Crown, bour.d in red.
Popular Geography, or, the interelting Features, emmeard
with the Knowledge of aU Nations and Countries, lliuftrated by
66 copper-plates, and formlag the molt entenainlag VolaUse ez-
taut, lyrics au bound.

CAPITAL FRE *H11.1) ESTATES and a WATER. MILL,
at KING'4 NOR. FON, in the COUNTY of WORCESTrR,
about three MILES from BIRMINGHAM, and nine front
BROMSGROVF.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By WM. MOORE,
On Friday the 6th day of February, 1807, beginning preeifely at
Three o'Cloek in the Afternoon, at the Swan Hotel, Binning-

him,
Lot 1.
.1. COMPLEAT ESTATE, com- 11. R. P.
prifing a good Farm Houfe, called the
Red Houfe,Garden, large Barn, Stabling fir tea Horfes,
two Cow Honk, Cart Houle. Pigßles, af'd ither re-
eeffary Out-buildings, together with nine Pieces of rich
Meadow and Paiture Land, containing by Admeafure-
aunt 33 1 19

........
LOT a. Two Pieces of rich Meadow Land, and
three (mall Tracks of !.and, containing by Adinca-
furement - -

10 1 32

Lar 3. A very eligible and eompleat Fibre, on
which is a Water Mill on a good Ste, am, with a Wheel
ten Feet in Diameter; a fquare Brick built Dwelling
Houfe, two Stables, Cnwhoufe, a large enclofed Yard,
with extenfive Warchonfes, an excellent Kitchen Gar-
den and Shrubbery, with fix Pieces of exceeding good
Arable. Pafture, and Meadow Land, the whole con-
taining by Admeafurement St I
LO S. A Piece of exceedingly rich Meadow Land,
tailed Town Mearinw,admeafuring 6 3 32
LOT S. Two Pirces of new enclored Land, Part
Arable, and Part Pafture, admeafuring 7 S
The above Lots were late the Property of Lord Lauri de-
ceded, and are fituatcd at King's Norton. in the Cottfity of Wor
ceftcr, are well wooded and watered, being contiguous to the Bir-
mingham and Worctftr and Birmingham and Stratford Canals,
and in is fertile a fituatien as any in the Kingdom. The Land
is very improvable, and the Occupiers have the Advantage of
conveying Manure on the Canals to the Eftates Ire: of Tonnage.
The whole is now let on Leafs to Mr. Thomas Dobbs, whore
Term expires at Lady Day next.
Decriptive Paiticulars may be bad at the Swan, Lichfichl ;
Three Tons, Sutton Coldfield; Swan Hotel, Birmingham ; White
Lion, Stgatford-upon Avon; Saracen's Head, King':` Norton ;
as% Northfield; Golden Crofs, Bromfgt ove ; Hop-pole, Worct
ter; of Meta*. Watts and Griffith. Solicitors, Bath; Metres. Ne•
&err,* and Portal, Solicitors, Pffex-ftreet, Strand, London; and
rag Audtioneer,Tewkefbury; and any further information may be
-ha (if by letter, port paid) of the laid Metres. Watts and Griffith
or the Audlioneer, the latter of whom will attend at As, 3aracen's
Head, at King's Norton aforerald, two days prevlout 1 the Said.
for sid purrs& of Stewing the Prangs* •

CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE.
IHE Subfaibers to the Life Annnitiess granted
by the Corporation of the City of Dublin, the Lath of June,
1776, who are to be paid their Intereft in London. INT missive
half a year's Annuity due at Cbriftmas left, by applying to Mr.
Wm. ConMgham, No. 111. Union-court, Old Brombltreet, every
Wednefday, from ten o'clock till two.
The Subfcribers to bring *ltb than that. Bonds and a Certill-
cate of the Life of the Nominee. It is requefted that in cafe of
death, notice may be Oren as above for the future benefit and re-
gulation of each Clafs.

ARMY.
ACAPTAIN of INFANTRY, in an Old Regi-
gent now at Home, "rifles to exchange into a Regiment
of ONE BATTALION, either at Rome or Abroad.
Letters (polt paid) addreffed to B. A at the STA% Orate,
Tangle Bar, will be immediately attended to.
Alfa,* LIEUTENANT of DRAOOO4S, In one of the molt
refpedable Regiments is the fervire, willies to exchange with a
LIEUTENANT of INFANTRY.
Letters addrefred u above, will ratite tidy attendee.. .

CHELSEA HostrrAth lAN. 19, ilk*.
THESE ate, by Order of the Right Mocourgblei
the Lords and others, Ccerrniffioners for managing the Af-
fairs of the Royal Helpful, at Chelfca, to give notice, that all Out-
Penfl.mers (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to tire Paid
Hofpital, relidlog in London br within twenty•flve miles thereof,
are required to appear perfonally and regimentally, at the Seere-
tary's Office In the laid liolpital, or. the refpedive days tinder-
mentioned, frum Nine o'clock ih the morning until Three in Mt
afternoon, when they will be paid hal: a year's Penfion in advance,
to Midfummer nett, with an augmentation in proportion to their
difability and length of fervice, according to his Majelty's new
Regulations in their favour.

• On Mond..y the 26th January.-411e Penfioners from the tat
and ad Reg;m-nts of Life Guards; the late 01 and ad Troops of
Horfe Guards; the late tit and ad Troops of Horfe Grenadier
Guards; the Royal Horfe Gumds (Blues), the Dragoon Guards
the 3J, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horfe; with thorn from the to
to the 4th regiment of Dragoons inelufive.
On Teefday the 27th January.—The Penfioners from tht Sth
Dragoons, with all the remaining regitnentsof,Dragoons. the'Fen.
(Rile Cavalry, the Britith Legion of Hark, and thole from he
Royal Waggon Train.
• On Wednelday the 28th January...aThe Peedoners from the
lit Regiment of Foot Guards.
On Thurfday the 29th January.—The Penfioners from the ad
Regiment of Foot Guard..
On Friday the 3oth January.—The Penfioners from the 3d Re.
gimes.t of hoot Guards.
On Saturday the 3t ft january.-.-Thole from the ta to the 9th
Regiment of Foot ioctufhe.
Cn Monday the 3d Febreary..—Thofe from the toth to the
Goth Regiment of Foot Inclufive.
On Wednefday the 4th February.—Thofe from she 3 tit to the
4Sth Regiments of Font inclefive.
On 'llturftlar the sth February.—Thole from the 46th to the
38th Regiments of Foot inelufire.
On Friday the 6.h February.-. Thole from the 39th to the kith
Regiments of Foot Joel Ave.
On Saturty the 7th February....ThOfe from the 66th to the
76th Regiments of Foot inch:five. -
On Monday the 9th February... Thole from the 77:h to the
loctlt Reglincnts of Foot istclufive.
Oa Tnefday the loth February •••Thofe front the iota to the
132 d Regiments of Foot incluilve.—Alfo the Pendent r. from the
King's and Qatem's German Regiments, the African Corps. Loyal
lrilh. Lord ntrathavaes, Major Waller's, Elford's, and Filter's
Corps, the Quern's Rangers, Fencible Corp., Royal Garrifon
Batrolion, Cinque Port, and Lancalhire Volunteers, the Royal
Hofpital Coro, the Royal Veteran Battalions, with the Rc.yal
G:.rrifon Eattalions.

On Wetinefday the nth Febntarp..The Penfioners from the
late Independent Companies of Invalids, with thole from the Rob
duce() Regiments of Marines; alfo thole from the Militia.

On Thurfday the 12th of abruary.-.6,The Lettermen at I& per
day. the Serjeants from the Foot Guards, at Nine-pence per Day;
aim the Serjeants difbanded from the late independent Compa-
nies, who reet:se is per day, with thole Serjeants difcharged oa
account of blindnefs, at ts 6d. and Corporals at as. 2d. per day.

On Friday the w3th February—Thole Privates difeharged on
account of blindnefs, at as. per day, with thofe difeharged from
the Royal Veteran Battalions, who receive the inaeafed penfion
of Is. per day.
On Saturday the w 4th February.—The Penfirmers difeharged
from the Royal Veteran-Battalions, who receive the Lereafed pen-
Bon of I. per day; alio the Private Gentlemen who receive An•
Duffles from the late Firft and Second Troops of Horfe Guards.
And that all Gut•Penfioners, as well Lettermen at, others, belong-
ing to Hofpital, wholive at a getaterdiftauce than twenty-
five milts from London, and thofe In Scotland and Ireland, are
hereby required and commanded, after the asth of Jane next, anti
after every fuceeeding sstb of June and asth of December, until
further order., to apply to one of his Majefty's Juttices of the
Peace, in the neighbourhood where they :elide, and make the fol,
lowing Affidavit, which the Paid Magiltrate for the County, City,
Borough or Riding, before whom the Penfioner appears, will ftga
and date, viz.

" - came before me, one of his Majefty's Jaftices of
t 1 e Peace for the County of , and made oath, that be was
admitted an Out•Penfioner of Chrlfea Hofpical, on the day at
. 17 ,or a , from Regiment of , mow*
manded 14 was then aged yeas%
was difcbarged for and that ha is no
otherwife provided for by the Pablle, but as a Pcnfioner of tits
Paid tiorpital, at per day, and now lives in the Pa-act
, in the County of
Sworn betore me this . day of

ao

The Affidavit, drawn according to the above form, dated and
attefted by a Magiftrate, is to be put in a cover, and fent by the
General Poft, dirceted thus: “ To the Right Hon.the Paymafter-
General, Hyde Guards, London," and to Mari it. 'the torner of
the cover, " Chelfea Penfioners` Affidavits." And t ounterparts,
or Duplicates of the faid Affidavits, are to be referred by the Out
Penfi mere refpeetivelv. to be exhibited to fuck Pedant as Mall be
direeted to pay them, that they may be fathlied that all fueh as
may claim Out Penfions are the real Perrone entitled to receive the
fame. And to the end that the Commiffioners for the Again; of
Chalks Hofpital may be folded that the Penfioners are the fame
Perfens who have paired their Examination, it is hereby further
direEted that Nett of them who have ferved in, and have been dif-
ebaged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Coutpanies of
Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention in tht•i;
Affidavits fuels Regiment or Company of Invalid., or Royal
Veteran Battalions, in which they (erred hit, but the Regiment,
Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were brit difcharg.
ed and recommended, and received at Mlles Hofpital. And as the
general Paymer.ts in Great Britain and Irelatrif, at the end of the
earning fix months, are generally regulated by the Places of Rrfi-
dente mentioned by the Penfioncrs who are nsultered at Chelfea
in perfon, or in the body of the preccdlog half-yearly Affidavits of
thole who live t t a diftance, it is hereby ordered and directed, that
no Perron who (ball charge the Place of his Abode given in at his
Miler, or fpecified in his Afsdavit afordald,and who may apply
for his Penfion (excepting to the Officers of Excite nareft fuch
Place of Abode), mall receive the fame, ankh it appears, by the
Ctlrtiticate of reffetfta►'e Perfons, that furl removal was through
unavoidable neceffity, whick be or they could not forefee, or pro.
vent; and that if any Penfinr.er mall frandulently attempt to re-
ceive a double payment of the Penfion.either at Chelfekor at dif-
ferent places. he iht 1 be ftruct oft' the Lifts.

Lail.ly—h is notfi!d, that nave will he entered upon the Pay
Lift of the laid Hofpltat, or be entitled to receive any benefit
therefrom, who fhaH not at agreeably to thefe orders and direc-
tions, particularly in fending their half yearly Affidavits to the
Paymsfter General, as above direete.!. and t,. 1.0 ..thrr office;
which feveral of the Penfioncrs have of late either negiedtel to do,
or font than irregularly to other Departments,
G. el *l*, Secretary and Rotgifter.