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AUGLST 1, 1811.

CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE.
BE SUBSCRIBER' to the LIFE ANNITI-
i TIES, granted by the Corporation of tbe City of Du•Ain
the 24th day of June, 1776. who are to be 140 their interest M
London, may receive a half year's Annuity, due at Midsum
last, by applyina to Mr. Wm Cor;ogharn, N 0.2, Great St.
Helen's, Bi‘tiopsate-street, every Wednesday, from ten o'clock
till two.—The Subscribers to bring with them their Bonus, ant
a Certificate of the life of the nommee.—lt is requested, that in
case of death notice may be given as above, for the future benefit
land regulation of each etas.

HARROW GA I k..
NIUMEAOUS FAlse Reports having been circu-
lated respecting the Charg,:s at this place, the Proprietors
of the Dra:ran and the Granby resp,rtfully inform the Nohihty
and Gentry, their Charge for Emig is 7s. 6d. per day, each
person, the same u last year.
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TO THE LOVERS OF HARMONY AND THE PUBLIC
AT LARGE.
MR. HAMILTON, opposite the Royal Circus,
Blacktriars-road, reminds his Friends, that he continues to
Value. rurchase, cr take in change, all kinds of Music and In-
struments, Books, Household Goods, and Wearing Apparel.
Plate, Watches, &s. &c. as U111121.-A line adeirtssel as shove,
will be attended to. N. E. AU kinds of Property Sold by Com-
mission on the most liberal Terms.

rettrity, to the COllllO y during the
summer, are recommended to take a ,upply of MIDDLE:
WOOD'S ROYAL ABVISIAN PLOW E.R SOAP, whose emi-
nent properties render Hard or Salt Water as olessant a,. Soft,
with which It washes the skin .lelicitely white, preserves it
smont!.. prev,tt's chanpire and ,mpertecrions during the
i.iteris_• heat, makes iy-rat,on of abash g pleasant
to doe tenderest t... -. Royal Patrons the Prince Regent,
'the Princess of Wrier, the Dutliesit of Yo:k, the Dukes of York,
Clarence. anti Cumb. ;land, and most of the Noble Families. are
graciously pleased to use it, and the repute in which it is had by
the Gentry, flatters the Proprietor It only wants an introduction
generally to establish its fame throughout the universe, price Is.
the square, les. per dozen; four dozen er upwards will he sent.
Icarriage paid, to any part of the Kingdom. Also hit. Metal lad
Tuntiridg,e Shavitig Boxes filled with the same, 2%. (id. to is. eaci, ;
and his celebrated Cosmetic Powders are sold by Vendersot P‘r-
! funtery in every principal town, whose general orders of Perfu-
mery, will be strictiy attended to by J. W. lelithlie e God, at his
Warehouse, i 10, Hio-street, Whitec!,3pel, 1 otitbut.

•1•m, day VVais I/11'01Ibilt;4i, oil cr.- O..Rr, ls.
11~EA ab...EY's Ti‘x co:rected tO•cle
close of the last Sesaion of Parlla:ut la, and inclu.ling the
Acts lately pa,sed reVectiog the his: Duty, Pot ter Colouring,
VeLitiOUd Arrests, losolvent b:ors, 1,41. k Tokens, Lord
6tadhope's Bill, Bt.c. Etc —Printed for G. K.t at 'ley, Fiv• t• street.

This day was pubtidaco,
In one Volume, Bvo. price Ss. hoards, ,vl,', an Engraving,
A TREATISI:: on the BREL....iLiG of SWINE
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IJa:scan, Glasgow; urns, Cupar-Fife; E. Li:Assoc, Daudet;
J. Smith, Nliiiitiose; and A. Brown, Aberdeen.

This day 33 as published, is trim°, price 3s. Oki.
ArosoLowe COMPANION to the LON-
DON PHARMACOPEIA.
By JOHN N01"1', M.D. of Bristol lint Wills,
And Member of the Royal College in Plirlc, in f.t.ndon.

The 'llaird Bditiou, adapted to the asst keiciini the Large.
Loudon; Pnnted lor J. Callow, Medical Book:Ater, 10,
Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho; sold also by J. M. Guuh,
and Norton and non., Booksellers, Bristol.
Where may be had, lat.:ly pubiished, DAUBEWI ONES 01111iR-
VATIONs On INDIGKSTIUN ; in which is sattsia:tirily sh,.wil .'ie
EMleacy of IplcAeuan, iu relioring this, as well As VA conne,:ted
tram of complaint,, pecutur to the decline of 'lnc Third
ELM:Lon, with by Dr. Buchan.

This day was published,
In 'freo Vol:unto. se price 17s. boards.
LIFE and DEA CH of the ever blessed
eilKl.l.l', the navtour of the World, with Court-
deranons aud DISCOUTSCb NUM UM Kraal l'arts aud l't.tycri
itt-
ted to the siva:nil Mysteries.
ily ILREMY TAYLOR, D.D.
Chaplain, lu Ordmary to King Charles the Second.
Printed for Longman, Fling, Rees, Onus and Brown, Pater-
, nosier-row.—Of whom may be &d, by the ...line Author,
1. lhe Rule aud Jr.zerrises of Holy Lavisig. The 27th Edition.
In nue volume Bvo. price 7s. boards. •
the Rule and Ezercises of Hay Dying. In one volume
Bvo. prise 75. boards.
3. l'he Golden Grove, a chosen Manual. Price 2s. 6.1.

This day was published,
' In One large Volume, octavo, price inboards 131.
SERMONS, selected and abridged, chiefly from Mi-
norki Authors, adapted to the Saints Dar, Festivals', Fasts,
&c. and to General Oce.ifisms, &c. Om For the use of Families.
Volume 111.
•
By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, A.M.
Vicar of Christ Church, Hants, Rector of Outage St. Nlichael, '
Dorset, and Editor of the Abridginutt of the Lord bishop of
Lincoln's Element.' of Christian Theology.
Sold by itivingtons ; Vet-nor Hood, and Sharp; Longman ;
I latchard, and all other Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, by the same Editor,
Prayers collected front the several Writings of Jeremy Taylor,
DA). Bishop of Down and Connor. in one vol. sect. price be.

BISHOP HORBI.LI's SERMONS.
SECOND LI)1110N.
This day was published, hi One Vu!. teat price 145 boards,
SEE{ MOTS.—By SAMUEL HO KSLEY, LL.D.
ER S. F.A.S. late l.orti Bishop of St. Asaph.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown ; Cade)!
rid Davies; and F. C. and I. Rivtogtou, London; Collat./hit and
Co. Edtr.burgb; and J. Chaltuers, Dandee.
" Diflicalt as many of the subjects are, which are distusied
in
the Discourses of which we have given this hasty sketch, it we
are not greatly deceived, even ordinary Readers (moderately
conversant with the Bible, and with the theory and practice id
! their Religion) may derive more advantage from them, than from
I any Volumes of Siainons which have issued from the Pres* for
the last C.O Tears. Even difEculties, and very serious dilficulties,
Horsley frequently renders plain and practical, by clear,
patient, and ingenious criticism ; and batting fixed his principle
on a Scripture ground, and made that grouud comparatively clear
I and easy, he enforces the practicaleconsequeuces nu that direct
I authority of GOD, which, within the walls of a Christian Church
at least, ought certainly to supersede eNo.v other."
Ldin. Rev. ery
XXXIV. page 479.
u As far as we obi judge from internal evidence, we appre-
hend, that if the Au: hoe himself had prepared the Sermons for
the press, be would not have found it necessary to make any
great alterational They bear, in all parts, marks of considerable
labour and study; there is nb unusual carelessness or haste,
and the language is generally regular and correct. As to the
judgment employed in the . selection, see can safely state, that
however opiinous may diger ou particular parts, the contents of
the volumes before us, takru as aeshol cannot be deemed
worthy the talents, or established name of the Author."
Quarter]; Rev. No. VI. page 408.
" We have indeed no hesitation whatever to say, that no such
Sermons have issued front the British Press since the commence-
ment of our critical tabours; and that whenever we shall have the
good fortune to meet with two such volumes again, we shaft, with
pleasure; review them with the same minuteness, and allot to
dean an einal ropo-n of our pages."
liritish Critic, July, 1810, page 48.