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London, England, 1810-03-14 00:00:00

• This day were published,''
In Two Volumes, Octavo, price'Xl: is: boards,
AJTENIOI RS of the LIFE of PETII,.R. DANIEL
•kvul HUET, Bishop of Avratiches ; written by Himself,
Translated from tie Original. Latin, with copious wilts, Biogra-
phical and Critical.-By JOHN AIKIN, M. D.
Printed for Longthan, Hurst, Rees, .and Orma,Paternoster-
row; and Cadet( and Davies, Strand. •
HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF THE sourn OF INDIA.
This clay was.ptiblisbed, in 4ta. illustrated with Maps, '
• - 'price f'2 '2s. boards, Volume the Ist, oflJ
ISTORICAL SKETCHES of the SOUTH of
in an-Attempt to trace the History of MYSOOR,
froM the origin of the Hindu', Government of that. State, to the
extinction of the Mohammedan Dynasty in 1799; founded Chiefly
on Indian Authorities, collected-tr-the Author while officiating
' for several-years as Political Resident at the Court of Mysoor..
By Lieutenant-Colonel MARK WILKS.
Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees'and Orme, triaternoster.row.

This day was published,
In Two large Volumes Octavo, price Li . 4s. in boards,
'TREATISE on the BREEDING and MA-
NAGEMENT of LIVE STOCK, comprising.
Cattle; Horses, Mules, Goats, Rabbits, Bees,
Sheep, Asses, Pigs, Decr, Poultry, Fish, Ste.
In which the Principles and Proccedin:s of the New School of
Preedera are fully and experimentally discussed. To which are
aeded directions fur Making Butter and Cheese, Curing Hams,
Picklinz Pork and Tongues, Preserving Eggs, &c. Ste. With an
_Appendix, containing Tables of „Prices in the Live and Dead
M.rkets, some extraordinary Sales cf Cattle and Sheep, and other
particulars. The whole interspersed with various information of
importance to Breeden, Graziers, Farmers, and the Public at
I:,rge. Elucidated by e.ght Copper-plates and several Engravings
on Wool—By RICHARD PARKINSON,
Author of "The Experienced fanner, the English Farmer in
Ireland, a Farm in Anter:ca," &c. &c.
Printed for R. Scholey, 46, Paternoster-row; and Cadell and
Davies, Strand.

THE Ft NE •AR !..i.
'This day was published, in large Quarto, price £t lit. and on
Atlas Quarto, price L 1 iss.
Number I. (to be continued Quarterly) of
THE FINE ARTS cf the ENGLISH SCHOOL,
comprising a Series of highly finished Engravings, from
Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, by the must eminent Eng-
lish Artki ; each sullcct azcompanied by appropriate Historical,
Descriptis e, Critical, or Biographical Letter-press.
Edited by JOHN MUTTON, F. A. S.
Printed for
,Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row ; J. Taylor, Holborn ; and W. Bond, Newman-street. ,
Contents cf No. I.
t, A Portrait of John Dunning, Lord Ashburton ; from a Pic-
tni a by Sir Joshuaßeynolds- —2. An Historical Composition, re-
' ..yresenting Thetis bearing the Armour to Achilles ; West, P. RA.
I '
1-3. A View of an Alto Relievo, represen:ing the passage from
1 the Lord's Prayer, of " Dzliver us from evil." Flaxh]m, R. A.-
4. An Elevation of the West Front of St. Paul's Cathedral Church,
London.,--5. A Plan of the Sub •structure of the same Buildiu;,' ;
Sir Christopher Wren ; both drawn by James Elmes.

• TO ARCHITECTS.
•
PLYMOU TH, JANUARY 31, 1810.
THE Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, will
give Fifty Guineas for the best, and Twenty for the second^
best Plan, that shall heprolticed of a TAVERN, BALL ROOM,
and 'THEATRE, In three distinct buildings' proposed to be
erected on a spot of land within the Borough of Plymouth, a
ground plan of wbith may be inspected, and copies taken, at the
Pilot Printing-Gaice, No. 104, Strand, Londotr; aradr. Trew- '
man's, Printer, Exeter; or at the Office of Mr. EdmandLockyers
in Plymouth. , •
The Bata-Room is to be the centre building,,the THICATiLE
et the East, and the Tisv ERN at the West end of the ground, and
may, if thought eligible, have communication.
The Plan to contain an elevation of each building, with de-
signs and sections. of the Rooms and Offices .toll contained
therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may
suggeoit%elf to the Artist, from the :pace or quantity of ground ,
allotted to the erection.
&ma further 'particulars as to the else of the Ball-rOom,
Theatre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments, wished for in
them, may also be seen at the Above-mentioned places.
Plans (with private marks) to be sent to the said Mr.Lockyer's
Office by the mail crcbes, on or before the Sstb day of March
next, soon after which their comparative merits will be decided
on, and the parties offering Plans are desired to send their ad-
dress to the said Edmund Lockyer on or before the 25th' of
April next.

AN ESTATE " IN THAT DESERVEDLY ADMIRED
TOWN OF READING,
TO BE sotio, together or in part, situate in the
centre and on the North side of Frier-street, consisting of
ten spacious, strong built, durable corrAGES, a three-stall
Stable, and other- Buildings, with or without a very excellent
piece of Garden Ground; the whole has 5G feet front, which
may he extendid almost double if required, and 276 depth ; each
side of which is very revectably hounded. This Estate is parti-
cularly recommended to build upon, as it is a peculiarly healthy
situation, and commands the pleasing union of secludes retire-
ment, with every v4riety of romantic scenery; and is at the same.
time convenient for.leusiness of any kind whiCh requires room.
It will be found also a very desirable object to those who wish to
increase their income without *inking the principal, as it will be
sold to pay nearly as much as annuity interest.
This Estate is held by Lease on three lives, and on payment of
a eery small fine certain, is renewable for ever.
Enquire of Messrs. handy and Saunders, Solicitors, Reading,
(if by letter, post must be paid).