'VII 20rUI:AitASID USEFUL GRAMMARS ON THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF EDUCATION AND BUSINESS. Ppbtisbed by B. and R. Ca osav and Co. No. 4. Stationers'.Court, Listtgate-street, London ; and sold by, all Booksellers: AN EASY GRAMMAR OF SACRED. HISTORY, or tie v . iticipal Events recorded in the Old ani New .Testament. By M. A RUNDALIi. of Percy Howe, Bath. 3s hound. - dB AKERIs GRA MMAR' OF MORAL PHII.O:;OPHY and Platura4 Theology, with a summary of the E vide :ces trf Citristi,arty, abstracted from Paley and ethers ; also, Questions, and Tables, &c. /or the.use of those studying tit_ SAcred Scriptures. Si. bound. A GRAMM Alt OF CHEMISTRY, or a piactiCal and easy Intro duction to that us. fttl Science ; fur the Use of Students and Schools, with familiar Experiments, Questions, and Plates. By the Rev. D. BLAIt. 43. bound. MORTIMER'S GRAMMAR OF TRADE, MANUFAC TURES., AN 1) COMMERCE. or popular Accounts of all the tiif- Went Branches of Trade and Manufactures—Persons employed— Origin and Uses of Co!nmodities—Terms used—Maxims of Expe rience, subdivided to be committed to Memory, with some hun dred Questions on the Theory and Practice of Commerce, 3s. 6d. bound. It is presumed such a Work should be put rmo the hands ct every bqy intenfed for Business. . A GRAMMAR OF BOTANY, or a complete and familiar Intro duction to the Science of ROTA N Y far Botanical and Medical Stu dents, and of Schools. By Dr. THORN TON, Author of the Fatui!y Herbal, with many Plltcs, 7s. Coloured, Lis. bound. DICKSON's GRAMMAR ot the first principles of AGR CU L TUR; intended for the Use Of Young Persons t as a lirat.ch of liberal Etincgiton, illustrated by eleven Engravings. ss. col.DsmlTH's GRAMMAR of the LAWS and CONSTITU TION ofE N G LAN D, intended for gcnctal use and young Students. 4s. bound. GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR OF GEOGPA PHY, rent:red into easy Verse, describing the Situations, Manners, and Produce of all Nations. 4s. half-bound. FISHER'S GRAMMAR of the ENGLISU LANGUAGE Im proved. By the Rev. J . WILSON ; in which Fisher's Plan is inc. served and the Work made more perfect various Amendments front Walker, Sheridan, Lowth, and others. (2s. 6 t b •und. IONES's GRAMMAR OF CHRONOLOGY ; including ar tificial Atcrnory, and its application to the t.;reat events of History. Ss. 6d.-bound. SURGERY, MEDICINE, CHEMISTRY, AND BOTANY. .I.rittly Published by CROsSYS and Co. 4, Stationers Court, Ludgate-St rect. AN EPITOME of MODERN SURGERY, intenAtd thr Stu dents and Practitioners, by SAM. COO Pk.R, Author of the Di , _- tionary of SURGERY, glvo. 9s. 6d. boards. A MEDICAL GUIDE fir Invalids to the Principal Waterlog Places in Great Britain. giving a Vie w of the L' it of each Water, b r iw. NESBIT, M. D. ss. Dr. CHURCH I'LL'S GENUINE GUIDE to HEALTH, in tended as an Antidote to the pernicious Effects of Quackery, or the most rational means of preserving Health, preventing and ciirteg liiseases. To which are added , Rem irks on Exercise, Air, Cleanli ness, Sec. cursory O'Jseivations on Ex::es•cs, and the llfraditil ellects they produce on the Animal CEconoiny, as well as riie immecliate use of Debilitating Medicines. °" Dr. Churchill hai judiciously divided his subjects into distinct Essays, each of which contains a fund cf useful as well as improving - matter, the solidity of his reasoning and arguments, lead on the reader to the .conclusion, with increasing delight and satisraction ; if his, maxims are adopted, they will evidently prove of Unit/USA ady-n -tage "—GENT. MAG. APRIL, 1810. A DOMESTIC PHARMACOPOEIA, or COMPLETE ME DICAL GUIDE for Families, describing the Symptoms, and the Modes or Treatmot, from the best Authorities t ss. boards. MEDICAL BOTANY, or a COMPLELL FAMILY HER BAL, consisting of a full and accurate Descriptions of•Eiteli,i an:; Foreign Plants, with their Medicinal Properties and CompoLotions ; _adapted to Family and other Uses; illustrated with nearly ;300 En gravings on Weod, by T. Bewick, of Newcastle, from Drat...n4s by Henderson. By J. THORNTON, M, D. Author of the Grammar of Botany, Lecturer on Medical sotany at Guy's &c. &c. In one large and elegant Volume, Royal Svc. '2l. 2s.—Derry i 1. Ils. Gd boards. A GRAMMAR OF CHEMISTRY, beioz an eal.y and prac tical introduction to that useful Science; intended tor 111 , 1 Use ut Students and Schools, with familiar Experinneots..Questions, and Kites. By the Rev. D. BLAIR, 4s. bound. A GENERAL DICTIONARY OF CHEM I consisting of the Priuciples of the Science, Facts, Lxperiment.., .4e.:1 a N.Anen rlature for Students, by W. NESBIT, NI. D. Ss. O. • .. . : Pri:aud aid Published oy LlENity 'JAY .it N N:v. a AMP s tl .titr‘e, Sirind ; and t,,rwArctesi by All Ne‘ysincli, the Clem: , Ruads, andZ.okscllers thtoughout the United Kins , low s fres . of rost,”;e, into the Country', at lila. per quarter. •I ' • THE NATIONAL REGISTER . v ••• •-• 0* 4. fr. NfIRCH 2l, . •- - BRITISH GALLERY, PALL MALL. This Gallery. for the. Exhibition and Sale of the Warlic of British Art IS , V ill I. clos - e• on Saturdly tlw loth of April —A il•niss!on Is. C;talorttos fol. N. B. The Subscriptions for the print of Mr. \Vest's Picto:e of Christ l a .n;tic •.• • the sick, continue to be received at the G - illery. Tito price ta Sul:serliwr• ic is • Guineas is4cli Pilot ; one half to bk• paid at time of subm•rilting, and the te.4nd , n - on the delivery of the Print-. P•ersotti residing 'in the Country Ina) trairy telt .t.i - • . per post, to Mr. Gree n, for %t hizli a ltei•ciet will be i Order. sn.n. 41 i a t e ly returned. .. By VALUNTINkT: GItEEN, A.K.A. Keeper. ' LIGHT NV ATI:It-PROOF 13 OVER IIATS. FRANCIS and SAMUE!, EVELEIGII, No. 46. 9nee , l,-street, Soutbr. - 111:, respect iafarin Oa-1 , 044! that M inufacture cnporior I.4;ht IV::tor-p;'o4.f Be-t%cr Hats on an !nine:pie, warrauteel to reql , t tl!tt 011.01, ot . rain - toil all tla , up, rotainin4 thvir sltape la.aut) much otbor Ilat.A.(the nap wear in:: free` to the limit), allot elti. , ently combining Ow ad vantage of I:g.litne. aatl Itot - 01 by 1:cloci: Clioapsi.le and b) tunny of the respectable Hatter. in Town iuitl Country. CHARLES BAY LY, Linen -draper to his Majety, (late with C. Ciook, and Company, York-street, Covr-nt-garden,) hey respectfoily to inform the Nobility and Public in general, that he has eropene he d a HOUSE at No 15, .Henrietta-streer, Cnyent.garden, whe has ON SALE a prime assc.rtment of FOREIGN TA 111. E and !Ms!! LINENS, SHEET' N GS, and every de,cription of Drapery or the very belt qu a lity ; and, front the I. price of tnannfactured goods, his stock being just purchased, he is enabled to charge his good; at such prices as will, tic trusts, in..ure him a continuance of their • favours. _ _ Just Published in 6 vols. Svc). handsotnely printed, price 31. 3;. bds. pt, : te Edit on of A new and corn TILE WORKS ot the late Rev. WILLIAM ItOMAI NE, A. M. Rector of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe, acd St. Any,. Bl.w1( friars, and Lcturer of St. Dunstan's in the West, London ; w!tichis now added e the whole of his Letters, and EssAv of Psalmody ; or Singing Psalm. London: Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. ; J. Walker ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; . Black ;T. Ramilton ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; L. B. S:cley ; Lot kington, and Co. ; Cradock and Joy ; and Gale, Curtis, :sod Fenner. AGRICU-L'iURE, GARDKNING„NN(:L I IgG, &c. Lately Published by ii ti It. CRUSHV anti Co. 4. St;itioners'-Court. Lond , ,n ; and sold i)v all ilmks.:llers, prce sf,w(-0,. or b t; Alt DEN E POC-ii ET 101711`Z AL ; or. DA LY ASSISTANT in the MODERN Pit-AC I'IC E. •of EN L G Altll ENI NG, hi a concise monthly Display of all the Geot.ral Works throughout the Year, with a D est_ ti l ition of the various Implcments. • By JOHN ABERCROMBIE, Author of E.yery Man His Own Gardner. ELKINCiI ON's SYS ELM of DR A I NIXG LAN D 3, (kr the discovery of which 10301. was bestowed by Patliameut) with many. plates, tlvo. bowls 12s. A CONCISE. TREATISE on the ART OF ANGLING, in terspersei with several new Disco%eries, and forining.a comph:re M it seuni for the rovers of that pleasing recreation, •by TOOMAS BEST. The Eighth Edition improved, With a Frontispiece, representing the various Files used in Angling, 2i. 6 I. sewed. HAY NES on the improved Culture of the STRAW BE RR Y, RASPBERRY, anti G 00SEEE.R it Y , desioed to introduce a TA-• • tional Method of Cultivation, by which abundant Crops of supf_rior Fruit may be uniformly obtained in all J.:a.ions. Bvo. 7s. baard:z, .roval Ills. 61. -ABERCROMBIE's TREATISE on the GARDEN MUSH -ROOM, price tii.. DICKSON's GRAMMAR of th PRINCIPLES of AGRI CULTURE, illustrated by eleven curious and interesting Plates, 53. bound. A TREATISE on the CULTUR E of the PINE APPLE, Second Edition. By W. GRIFFIN, Gardener to I. M. Sutton, Esq. liel h,m, Notts, Ids rid. POTTV.'s BRITISH FARMER's COMPLETE AGRICUL. I TURA!. DICT IO NARY, with many Plates, -Ito. 3!. Os. tid. PRICE Ur STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Coo , 5n3 E E' . (31) 5 pm. 5 per (eat. Navy * W * e have oten:ted our nsoal statements . nf the Markets, Rauf * fonpts, Dividends, &c. to gibe as much of " THE Book" a 3 p,!s.4le. TH Nn• 274. BETROSF The Boo} gu is hed ad v innocence, tiered use!es Court, and dining the fir some ye: solute neces from the ru had been ati that such a of its-01)st: tentioned elevated pel it was artful proofs, wine characters t. Pandora's U and once o tranquillity the vile pui alarm and of this my To defeat found 111011 au thoi ity. founded rel people in n appearance intercourse the measu IA an imperfet (ion of the alarm excit of thi:, 800 once bloke fore the V( peace of th leagued ag: charges by the iu'►oce cd, and thi Lett ►lispl_ cial cense( that was to produi -served to • i !II ()Oiled or Vol. VI. •