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••••"". AIONDAY. MAY 2], Isw. waicE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.
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.r-OFFICE, mifroi 5, 1810.
..tribute to the poor Widows TF
.ant Officers of the Royal Navy, whose
pv,
.4n the Rules of the Charity, established
b
.ponies as maybe due to them on account of
.o the 31st May inst. this is to give Notice'
s who have not yet applied for their. Pension
Aay in their claims, may do so as soon as poser
.41dreued to the Secretary of the Admiralty ;
.lows whose claims have been already allowed, m'
Ag to this Office between the 17th and 31st instant
ts liquified by the Rules, b order to their being c
ae Pension List. J. W
.111 This day was published, price 38. 6/
EDUCATION.
AN ADDRESS FROM A Cl
TO HIS PARISHIONER'
A By RICHARD VALPY, DJ'
Rector of Stradishall, Sur
Sold by the London and County
This day was publisher
A LETTER to Sir SAMU
l:rorp .
on the revision of the BF
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By W.li EVANS, E
London : Printed for W. Reed
colas Inn ; and P. Phelan, Ur
This clay was pv'
The Fourth Part
REPORTS Ci
the HIGH
By F. VESE V, I
pro- London Priated
RI- • 1. ncol.e, Inn; and
AN AR(
tres ci* the
um-
of PRIVII
tery
By CHtl
Jun-
Sold l'
srger of Wa'
NIUE
11 the
[Bees,
; and
sold TWENTY S,
11 the •I'wo last Lone,
'n. I, (MUNI-I'LL, and N
LorITRY, I LATE Lamm-,
al,:nt ine's Day. Drawn
20th October, Itum.
4th February, I ;.41 0.
l'ilze of 1:20,rn0 Prizes of
5,0 W
1,000
500
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I.F. VIRE-ROYAI., COVENT-GARIDEN.
Tins PRESENT EVENING, MAY 21, 181 C,
act:,! ;,)r the last time this season) the Tragedy of
HAMLET.

ADMIRAL7r-OFFICE, miff )5, 1810.
IT being intended to distribute to the poor Widows
of Commission and Warrant Officers of the Royal Navy, whose
circumstances come within the Rules of the Charity, established
for tiler relief, such monies as may be due to them on account of
their Pensions up to the 31st May inst. this is to give Notice'
that any Widows who have not yet applied for their. Pensions,
and intend to lay in their claims, may do so as soon as possible,
by letter, addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty ; and all
such Widows whose claims have been already allowed, must send
or bring to this Office between the 17th and 31st instant, the Affi-
davits required by the Rules, in order to their being continued on
the Pension List. J. W. CROKER.

CHURCH STREET,..IVERPOOL, ?Aso 9,1810. CITY OF CANTERBITRY. AND COUNTY OF TH2
'THE following Gentlemen having'si7n., ed a Requi, --
sAME CITY.
A- skim to the Mayor of this Town, requestinshim to calla AL, T a COURT of BIJRCEMOTE, holden in the
Putflic Messing on the present state of the Natiand the ii- 11- GoUllball of the mid City, on Tuesday. 11116 Cy of
berty of the Subject, with which he 'has refused to comply ; the M0.,19 I SIC . •
Remonstrance subjoined has since been addressed to le it, signed i Resolved, That this Court, whilstit reetignites and avows dist
by the major part of the Gentlemen signing the Requisition: right of the People to assemble for a legal purpose, highly at-
Thomas Rawson Francis Book Henry Tillage@ proves the conduct of the Miyoes in refusing to di a Commas
William Shepherd William Jevons Richard Grant Hall upon a requisition so illegally and unconstitutionally wordode,
William Roscoe John Richardson Joseph Hopkinson as that which was presented to him.
George Williams 'Thomas Robinson Peter Woods By Order of the Court,
Thos. Rawson, jun. Wm. Wallace Currie Richard Preston HAMMOND, Town Oak
Willis Earle George Braman Francis Casey
Thomas Booth John Holmes Robert Preston, jun.
Ashton Byrom W. S. Roscoe John Daulby
Thomas Martin James P. Wilson James A. Hodgkinson
William Rathbone Thomas Slater William Harvey
Robert R. Benson Joseph Fletcher, jam. James Harvey
Thos. Cropper, jun. Richard Thornton Enoch Harvey
J. K. Casey John Marsh Samuel Harvey •
Edward Pearson Richard Downward Henry Denison
Joseph B,,iailey Peter Crompton George L. CH
Vkiliona' Willies% '
IlellOge 'er '6.
stm,ater ' loseph afon '1"
John Swanwick James Castle', Edward Hamnett
Thomas Bolton William Doming Richard Blundell
William Hope J• L. Jardine Andrew Comber
Jos. B. Yates Edward Rushton William Book
Lionel lemon James Whittle John Bostuck
Joshua Evans John Harvey
To JOHN CI.ARKE, Esq. Mayor,
Sir—On an emergency like the present, when the nation is
eitiering under the effects of ministerial misconduct, and when a
very general apprehension is entertained, that attempts are making
to stifle the voice of the people, by a direct attack upon the per-
sonal liberty of the: subject, we had flattered ourselves, e t how-
ever your predecessors in office might have opposed the i autho-
rity to the earnest wishes of their townsmen, you, Si , would
have been earnest to have shewn how fully you participated with
your countrymen in their sentiments, and would, in pursuance of 1
our request, have convened a Meeting of the Inhabitants, for the ,
purposes in our Requisition mentioned. We conceived that the
examples which had been already given by the presiding Magis-
trates in the City of Westminster and the Camay of Middlesex,
(which have since been followed by the City of London and other
places) would have been a sanction, if any had been wanting, to
our request, and would have deterred you from attempting, by
your single negative, to prevent the inhabitants of this great and
populous town from publicly expressing their sentiments on this
occasion ; and we cannot omit to testify our most decided disap-
probation of your refusal to comply with our just and reasonable
wishes in this respect.

Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Ntr. MUNDEN ; Laertes, Mr. BRUIVON;
it
Clo of Fatier, Mr. EGEIVON
Horatio, Mr. NIURRAY.
Ccrzrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. ST.LEGER.
Ophelia, Miss BOLTON.
will be added the New Comic Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; •
Or, THE HAUNTED WELL.
Nes.: After-Piece, and a New Comedy, called The
0:11- Soo, are in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon

CITY OF CANTERBURY, AND COUNTY OP Tifig
SAIIEL CITY.
AT a COURT of BURGHMOTE, holden in the'
Guildhall of the said CityoliTalaiesday, the 15th day se
May, 1810, the folleviing Re tolutt Address were propose&
and.aere4d to:
1. That in times like the present,ifillo theSonstitndan is to..
sailed with a violence unparalleled, it is the imperious duty of ail
to at iensonstrate to the Empire large, 'their d ter-
to lagiil 'twin stedfast In support of the rights and pri•fiegie
of every bratioli of the Ltilileure, as by Law andilusteawrsa.

This day was published, price Ss. Gd.
AN ADDRESS FROM A CLERGYMAN
TO HIS PARISHIONERS,

GE,TI,EMAN and Lis Wife residing in a
ra.t of the Isle of Wight, will undertake the Board
Ln, L: :wo Pupils, from the ages of seven to twelve ;
i; fir then r;cry respect for any of the public schools.—
, .0,5 i; Sva Bathing foil their Children, may find this
cli,phk:(ro, from the convenient situation of the residence,.
!. kind attention their children will experience.—

By RICHARD VALPY, D.D. F. A. S.
Rector of Stradishall, Suffolk.
Sold by the London and Country Booksellers.

This day was published, price 3s.
ALETTER to Sir SAMUEL ROMILTX, Knt.
on the revision of the BANKRUP r LAW,

blished. from a full conviction that the preponderance of either
one would be the destruction of tt.e whole. The Mayor and
Commonalty of this City do theretore resolve, that an Address
and Declaration, expressive of these their sentiments, be presented
to the Honourable the House of Commons, and they appeal to
their Fellow-Citizens and Inhabitants, inviting them to manifest
their approbaion by subscribing to the same, in onlet that the
true sense of this ancient and loyal city may be fairly and cog
rectly ascertained.
ADDRESS AND DECLARATION.
To the Honourable the COMMO Ns of the United Kingdom
of GREAT BRITAIN and lariat/so, Parliament
sembled.
The humble ADDRESS and DECLARATION Of Oa MAYOR asd
COMMONALTY of the City of CANTERBURY in BlSEgbal/ti
assembled this 15th Day of May. 1111 0, and of the Fa sa sat al
end INHABITANTS niche said City, whose names are here-
a el subscribed.

Gai:x.l, per annum.—letters addressed (post paid) to
Rowden's, Booksellers, Newport, Isle of Wight,
.1; :ta with :men; ion.

By W. D EVA.NS, Esq. Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, Lint
coin's Ima ; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond Quay, Duhl A.

‘2, Cunha!, near the Mansion House, has
now on Sale:
Tour Prizes of
Your Prizcs of .5,000
&c. &c.
if a ..1'::!:et is purchased at this lucky Office, it may.pro-
- .t Sixteenth Six Thousand Guineaa, on PRI-

This clay was published, price his. sewed,
The Fourth Part of the Fifteenth Volume of

REPORTS of CASES argued and determined in
the HIGH COUR r ot CHANCERY;

By F. VESE V, fr:l. of Lincoln's Inu, Barrister at Law.
Loudon : Primed fur W. Reed, Law Boultheller, Bell-yard,
1. ncol•l's Tim; and I'. Phelan, tipper Ormond Ouav, Dublin.

Phis day was published, price 2s:

FOUR 1-11'.NDRED EXTRA CHANCES.
and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares
id::: NEW S.I'ATE LOTTERY, consisting of 5000 Num-
wiwic to be drawn on the Nth of JUNE. This Lottery
he. iats the usual Prizes, Four Extra Prizes of One Hun-
e..ch, by which a chance will be obtained of a larger

AN ARC; UN lIEN upon the JURISDICTION
the HUUSE of COM.%IONS to CONINIi in CASES
of PRIVILEGiI..
By CHARLES wATKiN WILLIAMS WYNN, Esq. M. P.
Sold by J. Bsidtl, Bookseller to his Roy.ll Highness the Prince
of Wales, Crown ainl Mitre, Pall-Mall.

We, the Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriff, Common Council, Free-
men, and Inhabitants of the City of Canterbury, viewing witir
Indignation and Concern the insidious and mischievous attempts -
made to degrade, vilify, and bring into contempt and distrust
your Honourable House, beg leave to present this our humble*
Address. declatisory of our abhorrence of these designs, alibe
destructive of the Power of the Legislature es of the Liberties et
the People, and tending eventually to destroy that Fortnot Go-
vernmtn• which has attained its present excellence, precision, and
stability, through a long series of dangers mid difficuldes, and pre-
sents the most perfect system of Civil Liberty which any Age er •
State has ever produced.

;rt.'. W. gained by a Ticket is any Lottery. Sw
L-o.ll:tve had the fcatisraction to divide among the public in the
.1:d late Lotteries, Hily of the great Prizes, at their Offices,
Po id: ry f,tstabli4ked in 1;59), No. 12, Charing-cross ; and
!,.11tipte High-street.

This day was published, price as.
THE VETO discussed upon its true Principle ;
the Arguments advanoed by Lord Gar xvi !Az Refuted;
and the Conduct of the Irish Catholic Bishops in rejecting tbe
Veto completely justifird. In a Series of Letters.
By FELIX ArCARTHY.

CAPITAL PRIZES, in
ries, in Shares, at
ft). 9, CHARING-CROSS;

Dedicated, by pernii.ssioo, to the NIoA Noble the Marquis of

1)011 N 541110...

Notwithstandi.ng the continued series of calamities and dis-
graces which have befallen this Country during the last three
years, and parucularly the fatal and destructive Expedition to the
Island of Walcheren, we had still from time to time eons •led our-
selves with the hope that, against the recurrence of such evils,
there existed an adequate and constitutional remedy.
For this remedy we, in common with our fellow subjects,
looked up to our Representatives in Parliament ; but we are re-
luctantly compelled to add, that for this we have hitherto looked
in vain. Althuagh repeated instances of the profligacy and mill.
con. uct of Ministers, both at home and abroad, have been brought
before the House of Commons in the most full and ample man-
ner, no result, concordant to the wishes and expectations of the
Country, has been produced ; whilst the measures recently adopt-
ed by that I louse in restraint of the liberty of the subject, and
the freedom of political opinion, are such as cannot fail to occa-
sion the greatest anxiety and alarm in the public mind. When,
hawever, we advert to Cie open and avowed corruption which
exists in the appointment of Members to serve in Parliament; and
üb,erve the great number of persons having seats in the Rouse of
Commons, who, at the same time, enjoy places and pensions under
the et own, we are no longer at a loss to account for the result
that has taken place; and we conceive that the time is now ar-
rived whtu it is incumbent on us openly to express our decided
conviction, that it is only by a speedy and effectual Reform in
the Representation of the People in Parliament, upon principles
consistent with the spirit of the Constitut►on, that we can hope
to preserve the Libya-tie, and Independence of our Country from
that destruction with which they are so imminently threatened.
To this great object it was our wish, under the sanction of our
Chief Magistrate, to have called the attention of our townsmen,
and although you, Sir, have deprived them of the opportunity of
expressing theirmpinion under such sanction, we doubt not that
they will perceive in the motive which dictated such refusal, the
grounds of their own triumph, and will still continue to cherish
Jinn: sentiments of veneration for the Constitution of these Realms
as by Law es and that determination to maintain their
rights and lila. "es unimpaired which are the only effectual safe-
guards against their over.htuw.
We arc, Sir, your very obedient Servants,
TIIONIAS RAWSCN, Ltc. fie.

" I.icet omnibus, licet eti.tut mihi, dignitatem pante tueri ;
" Pitestas mod() veniottli iu publicum sit, dicentli peticulunt uun
" recuso."—Cicero, Yl,illipic I .t.
I.ondon : fur 13udi, Bookseller, 1',411-1`I.L:I; and to be
bad of all Bll4lkWill I S.

Undo r these circumstances, therefore, WO feel It a dotty we s
to you, to ourselves, to our country, and to our posterity, toiler..
dare our MI and perfect reliance ea your Honourable House, Oat'
as the faithfulOuardien of the Rights and Liberties of the Pee" '
you will neither suffer any unconuitutional intedersoce cee :•
part of the Crown, nor be deterred front the esereiee d yflur
duty by the intimidating influence of the multitude ; but will pee-
ceed to carry inm effect such retrenchments and reforms as ake
consis,ent with, the law of the land and the principles of the Ow '
stitueon, and as may be dictated by the wisdom of your Meows
Able HOLM?.

.1_'30,010
5.000
,0(11
500.

8 Capitals.
Shares for the „NE.W I.OrEERY, whielt begins
r. 6 on he sth of June, are now selling as above.
Yltc 5C:1,311, abounds with the Usual number of Money Prizes,
which the Contractor gives
MUREX IRA PRIZES ON 400 WHOLE TICKETS,
!;chic's a sip e'l•icket may gain upwards of 12100,000, and a
r.nix Guineas. Schemes to be bad, with particu ars,
.2; 4, CORNI-111.1., and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

When we compare and contract our relative situation with that; ,
°Eche other Nations of Europe, we revere that Pao v los tics which .
has ironed us a Government, wherein the essential parts of Mo- '
narchv, Aristocracy, and Democracy, are so nicely blended sod
balan: ed, that neither can encroach on the other without entlan. ,
gering the existence of the whole ; and while we this
stsperemlnent advantage, we are forcibly reminded ocAmultta nsawse -
shy of preterving inviolate the Rights and Privileges of each;
of restate, sU innovatiou, and of placbtg an unshaken conlidesee
in the House of Conuttons, from a just persuasion that the Li-
berties of the People cannot be better reposed than in their Re.
i present at Ives.
We therefore most humbly and earnestly pray—
That your Honourable House will continue firm and resolute in
the Mainteaance of those Rights and Privileges, which by Law
and Custom you have hitherto exercised, and that you will
I assert, 34 our Great Ancestors did, in the good old Times of
1 the Constitution, The ProteSEltiOD of your Honourable House
l—" That the LIIIKIRTII3, FRANCHISES, Patvixeces, and Ju-
" aisoicrto x a of PARLIAMENT, are the Ancient and un-
-1 " doubted Birth-right and Inheritance of the Subjects of Bea-
-1 " LAND."

Vl/4ANSCOMI: and CO. with their usual Crea:
Success, Sold in
f.vit l.ottccy is S 3 Shirts I In the preceding Lottery
/220,000 No. 2, 618
5,000 :143 1,411,0
each, 4!,500 3 of £.500 each ,;(10
Sl.Arts of ..11;14,4! every Capital therein ; and in Last Year
:Jy,•';n of .1-200.4'0, and Capitals to the Amount of
£2.50,000,
!Jr Firq .rm,ooo, the Last 1.25,000, and ONLY ino,orn
ail iu previous Years, to :rit amount beyond all
tlow selling .1 'chefs and Shares in the NEW
ro he Drawn Sth JUNE, in which the:e are Four
Prizes of 100 Tickets each, winch may produce to
. a.e.d to a Sixteenth, upwards rif .01,00 U
HAN:,CONIII and Co. again guard the Public against the
on sf.t ferth of their Istrm and Cla:rns of the sale of the
;•:11 List of Extra Oran,' Prize,. ; the VAC I. a-,
P Sold, and the to. tonate Adventurers each
N. ..-1,;17. :ld. at tlnir Old and Only Offices, in Lon •

2. That ete Address and Declatatim now rzad be adopted.
anti after being signed by the Mayor and sealvd with the Cky
Seal, do lie at the Guildhall for the purpose of receiving the Sig.
natures of rich of the Freemen and Inhabitants as may approve
of the saau•. • _ _

S. That on. Repret-ntatives in Parliament, Joan BARMY ant
EDWARD TAYLOR, Es vs. be requested to present the said Adr
dress and lheisr.itioo. and to give it their Support.
By Order of the Court.
HANINIOND, To ••n Clerk.

; No. J.:, IlAymmo;;;-1' ; NO. 11,1101.1301tN ;
and No. ...!wt, Si RANI).
w:'.l never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was
!Ev.•ly Sliared and Sold I) the Public as above.

This day was published,
In One Volume, (tinny octavo, price 11. ad boards,
A PRACTICAL ESSAY on CANCER ; being
the Substance of Observations, to which the Annual Prize
far 1808, was adjudged by the Royal College of surgeons, Lundor.
By C HMS' I*o 14 ER TURNER J 0 'INS° N ,
Surgeon, of Exeter, Memb: r of the Royal Coilette of Surgeons cf
London, and of the Rov:11 Medical society of Edinburgh.
London : Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, in Crow,-
court, Prince's.street, Soho.
N. B. A Medical Subscription Library, where may be had, the
fel value for Second hand Medical &mks, or others given in ex-
change, .

A 801.1.1 lON OF THE SLAVE TRADE.
MR. BOWYER'S splendid Work el POEMS nn
the ABOLITIaN of the SI.AVE TRADE, by MoN r-
aAlt A ‘l%, embellished with beautiful Plates.
bunt Pictures painted on purpose for this Work by R. SMIRK r,
Esq. R. A. is just published, and may be had of Mr. Bow b. Elt,
NO, Pall-Mall, and Messrs. GALL and CURTIS, 33, Pater.
nester-row. •
Royal Quarto, 3s. boardo,—Tmperial Quarto, Proof im-
prci,ions of the Plates, J Guineas boards. Where may be seen
Mr. Bowyer's new Volume of Views now publishing from Sir
Robert Ainair's celebrated Collection of Drawings. This new
Volume, which completes the whole of this magnificent Collec-
tion, COOSIS a of those interesting Countries, Turkey in Europe
and Asia. &c. &c. and must be particularly desirable to
those who are already in possession of the first Volume, contain-
ing Views in Egypt, Curamania, and Palestine.

tea, published in ruyal Svo. pllc.• XI. is. in boards,
COUNTY ANNUAL REGISTER for the
C,•ar 1:>O9, containing the Public 431 Private Annals of
Provin‘us, arranged undo- the lilmes of Lilt Counti.,s
:!up t...ptctivOy belong, and divided illlO A:x gent ral
actll cu:, viz. I. Publio Eusinv,s.--.2 Civil and 4. rin:inal
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This day Wvril svo. price .7.5. board.,
OBSERVATIONS on some of the PRINCIPAL
DISEASES of the RECTUM and ANUS; particularly
Stricture of the Rectum, the Hatnywrhoithil Excrescen.e, and
the Fiizola in Ano.—By THOMAS COPEI.AND,
Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Asdstant-Surgeon to the

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1
'111: HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the
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from the earliest period; their manners, customs,
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eh “i!iititl, a most copious Appendix of valuable and inter-.
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Ot Queen's College, Oxford.
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.MERLIN'S CHAIRS, OR LEGS FOR THE LAME.
ESSRS. POCOCKS beg to inform the Nobility
VL and Gentry, they now manufacture Merlin's Chairs, for
the use of gouty persons and the infirm, in which they can with
great ease and facility remove themselves from one room to ano-
ther, and also Chairs of every destOption for the house and garden.
Thty recommend the Prellt Borthetna, that can be adapted to
any bedstead, as the hest and easiest method of setting invalids
up in their bed; the Go-to-bed Chairs, as the most convenient
method of putting them to bed, and getting them up ; and the
Reclining Chairs, Sofa, and Couche, as the most comfortable for
change of position and relief in a consralescent state The Cradle
Beds are well adapted for persons who require the bed to be made
without getting out of it, as they can have the whole done in a
few minutes, without touching them.
The above articles are kept ready for inspection and sale at the
Cabinet and Upholstery Warehouse, N 0.26, Southampton-street,
Covent Garden.
,

Wemninster General Diveniary.
London Printed for J. Callow, Medical 13uoks.:11cr, No. 10,
Crown-court, Priree's-ttreet, Soho.
Where may he had, jast published, price 1 s
Daubenton's Observations on Indigestion; in which ib satisfac-
torily shewn the Efficacy of lint:Jena:l, in relieving this, AA Weil
as its conmected train of complaints, peculiar to the decline of life.
The Third Edition, with Addit;.ons. By Dr. Buchan.

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This day was published, price 3s. the 7th edition, enLrged,
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the DiseAses of
the Urethra, particularly describing the symptoms attend-
ing Strictures, Obstructions, Fistulas, incanduency of Urine,
(fleets, Etc. To which is added, a variety of Cases showing the
efficacy of Daran's Medicated Boogies, and a new and safe me-
thod of treating a Gonorrhoea ; also, remal Its on Caustic Bougiv.,
with extracts from various Authors, uniformly proving the dan-
ger and inefficacy of the Caustic.
1y WM. DUFOUR, Surgeon.
Sole Proprietor and Vender of Daran's Meditated Bougies. CHARLES GII.ES, LONDON, BATH, and
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thor, No. 54, Frith-sweet, Soho; Gale and Curtis, Paternoster- the Public in general, that his Waggons are removed from Ger-
row ; Motley and Co. Portsmouth; and Haydon, Plymouth. rard's Hall, Basing-lane to the Warr' HORSE INN, Patna r-
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Medicine. 3. The PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS and at a valuation, the said Edward Fremont pledged Ms word and
CUIUOSITIONS, Including TRANSLATIONS of the USE LONDON, honour that he would Cot, either directly or indirectly, be again
EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN Pharmaeopceias. illustrated and es- concenied
' in the carrying business; but, notwithstanding such
ables, and several C solemn pledge, he has started Waggons from Gerrard 's Hall in the
deplairnnedchesniin th:etrylanguage; ,
and accort Mg to the
with many new and useful Tprinciples of Mc-
name of another person, and driven C. G. 's Waggons therefrom,
Copper-plates. • giving him only three days' notice.
By ANDREW DUNCAN, Jun. M. D. 'rhis oppressive conduct of Mr. Fromont is submitted to a
Regius Professor If Medical Jurisprudence in the University of discerning Public ; and C. G. flatters himself that, by strict alien-
k.dinburgh, dec. 45tC tion and punctuality, he shall be favouredwith their command,.
'hinted for Bell and Bratifute, Edinburgh; John Murray, Weal, May 14, 1510.
Fleet-street, London; and Gilbert and Hodges. Dublin.

This day was published,
A TREATISE on NAVAL TACTICS, in
hict a mode is invented, whereby every Evolution that
ta%bc vriormerd by Fleets at Sea may be represented to the
with the time it will take to perform any hlanceuvre, with
'7l:utcher of :,hips, and at any rate of sailing, without any cal-
,c4:::011. The whole serving to explaiin the Theory, and deve-
k t the Practice of Naval Evolutions.
.Ly Capt. JOHN 1-IAMsTE.AO, of the Royal Navy.
r..r''',l‘'ith a se' of Figures and the Traverse Table complete,
at". with the Figures and Traverse Table, without Punctu-
..l°l, rthe punctuation is for the purpose of keeping the Figures
which may he done without expence op shipboard) price
Li. . et Guine.,...li,tl a Half.
I)ltt4
, withott• tither the Figures or Traverse Table, in boards,
Ore Caine%
h. The Figures represent line of Battle Ship, Sze. and the
Table represents the Ocean.
r iated 6.r t;
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Meet-street ; Black, Party, and Kily.
strett ; and Steel, 'lower...lAL