I O C K S, f RJlT£l> iS ?XJHLJSU£D By Mathew Carey, No. il3, Market Street, 1. Charlotte, a tale of truth, 3y -Ttrj Rc-vjfon, of the Nevj-Theatre Philadelphia. Second American edition —Price 75 cents. [ The rapid sale of the First Edition of this im-retting novel, in a few months, is the si of its me*t.3 Extraß from the Critical Rcwie--jj, -April 1791, p. 468. It inavtre a t«|e of truth, lor it is not un »i-:tii- 11, Audit is a tale of rtdl diftrefi— l; i ir!o:te by the artifice of a ttfachc, re c mmetided to a school from humanity ra t!fer than <i couviifbtm ot Iwr lnsegrity of the it-fa a iiy of Ivv.forijier conda ft, is en - licejl tioni hei govemefs, and accompanies ■a young officer to America—Tie mittiage ae-en oy, it not forgotten, in piftponed, vnl Charlotte dies amartjrtotbc iucon fla ' f v of her lover, Jod treachery of his fiir ml,—The situations are artless andaf f rtii-i:—the descriptions uitirra) and pa thetic:j we (iiould fee! for Charlbue il luch n perfuu ever Qxiftfd, who far one eiror, y, perhaps delcrv( <i J ,o fevei e a pu p fhaiCftt* If it is a fiftirn, poetic jijfti.ee ,ji yn, f \vf tbink, proper lv d-iftributect." ?. TUti luquifitoi—bv Mrs. Rowfon, Se cond Philadelphia edition S7-£ cents 3. Advenruiesaf Hoderic Random. 2 vols i d -ilar s.- <5 j" cents, coarse papei—l (ioll.r a-id 75 cents, fine. 4. Note*. 0« the stats of Virginia—bv Tho mv Jrfle-feh. Price, neatly bound, one >1pl!:\r anil a hslf. j riiftory of the French Revolution, from i's commencement to the *ieath of the Qjipen and tire extcation al BnlTot. T wo doU-n s. Kxtkact moM THE Prffacf. '• The authOi s have prefumtd to affix to their title the epith«t Impartial j and the reason is.hccaufe they cannot charge them feives with feeing the fmaiiett bias to any party, but that ol truth aad liberty ; and t' cy flatter themselves, that their readers will fin! Nt only fvery circumllance fairly reprefiiitrd, but every ceniurable action, w'meier wgie the authors or aflors, mark ed in its proper co'nl i. It it was ncceflfary to make a declaration cf their own princi p'es, they would sa l , ttiey art neither tory nhr republican—They love liberty as Eng li(h whigS, and execrate every criminal act by which so noble a caule is endangered and i " in the prelent ferment of the public mi:id» they cannot flatter themselves with the Ivpes «f <eetng this claim universally acknowledged. On ihe contiary, (bey art Weil affur d thai <ht[t pages tuii'l nil be acceptable tic zealous of cit'h.r party. Bur when rime thai) diffipa.te the clou s of political decep tion, they with Tome confidence e*£>efl that verdict from public opinion, which candor and moderation seldom fail to receive. Extract from the critical Review, January, 1794 —page 12. " We have certainly derived mocti plea lure, and acquired much information from j the perusal of tfiefe volumes'; and we diin{; them, both for nut'er and style, worthy the attention of all who rnterell th«mlelv?s jn events vvtiich have <8 jnflly excitpd the curNKty ain! aftonirhmenr of mankind." 6. Pio*dens history of th; firhiih-empire from May 179 2 > to December 1793. A dollar and a quarter. [This is as inter, edingan•< valuable a publication as had appeared for many years.] 7 Sjattie's Elements of Moral Science 2 vols. One dollar and three quarters 8. Ladies Libr»ry. "Second American edi'inn. 87 \ cents. Conthninp— M Oi Moore's Kffaysj Dr. Gregory's Le gacy to his Dau*htris; Lady Petmirg tons unfoi tunae mother's ad u ce to her Daughters : Marchioness <Je JLfnbfrt'S Advice ofa mother to) cr daughter, Mrs Giapone's Letter on the government of the temper; Swift's Letter to a Young Lady newly married ; Moore's Fables inr the Female Sex e. 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Embellifted with a map of Rarbary, enm pr^Vjf-MofoC(oj Fez, Tunis, •nd Tripoly. To the present edition is added a very copious index, containing letters from fan dry American prisoners in Algierpo their f* ienrd.' in the United Ststes - ~a lift of v*fTels taken-—and m»\iy very inteieft ing articles not in the fir ft edition. )t f»UtT*< on Rhetoric and Belles ' Le'*er< Tnrcr 33 rents. 16 ; Letiei* 'o Married Women, on and the roaoa-enient of children. 62 .»-? cen'.s American Farmer's letters. 8« cents. ,? Y int - 8 vols - » do! |.i> cents. Cummin?— Dialog"" btrween » Govrr nf., 4 „d several Vonng L«;tir» "» Quality , I<rr r c h.ilar«. —In which each L»rty u. made » , lofa* aroi-dir.gio her p«i.ic..lar (renin., nprr anfl inclination—Their Irvcint laults, , r nnintesl out, and the cafy way to amend .. -I*. - , ,VJ- *• »•' «»; thioi-i *«4 ', "a UU cat£k>6>»« i»*ou. to 'upnUfc*!' LO ' ■ >»*l lot tj»- 'ighiea tliHr".uiM«lwndii>gf t with irffrful.. knowledge. fl»rt »nd clejr Aridgment l*crtii aud profane Hifto'jt, ,and funMfWfomui Geography. The aftW it |Ui>4*d LMiiufchuut with tfj* rhc wkolc bring tßUifperf<*f with pitfpcr rf iftfexiVriii and mwal Tale». _ '?' ,ta v O«J.ion* n i* Lojjic; ft? C«J»U'. tol ptffm.'*? *'* 7^*" »j, oTmk 1' Cnzt *» f*a»ninaj>"»o/ l-ord&et. ; .i»Wy«6'reiwil»«»d«.' •»''<• a «(•«».' ■«*, t a&K' Fi.ffndvJT «-*cept*. ,* 3 , Smith's fc'ftory p{ Jfe» York, from it* Aifcoiriry- I <MIV *£«»«• ntfo? A<U» fcjt »hei war, Mining map* > {IdfaiMfc wether l*ids,Gcrmaßy, Spa4n, Italy, ai»ef. rtw MTeflf-!»<**»• >« tfoHws. ■ , iei *I*. united &Ui«s» w#tb f tlte Ft-acrsl Conftitotjon- 6* i-*cew». • '«$ Pty">n'» GrA" m » r for FreiJehmfn to i ,15. Epififi Eirchi«idi<m. 31 cattt. sR' GayViaW#*.- 31 CjifßU. . ; sa. • 2j een^ : 30. CMnpi of Mtfody, « eofleflion .ir of Sengs. i 5 «.*«. / • 3), AOKficin Mufeom, U v»l», Bvo. Nme I teer»aollf?rs anA *««***• - " "pie i»o<H«»nly epii. ritntly calculated (o dilfcjnin»tf artd ; niVier valuiVitr information, but ir has been ,m , iH>rmly<o«<inecd wilK taOe, attention, * propriety. , M to these important objefli fee <f<,pd:»<We«Hju! wre iflirnediate $rfijn, of rclcuiog pubHc docttm*nt« from oblivion, I will veniute to a» my fentinwnt, that a mote ufeful literary plan has never bee» wMkrtalicp » America, \o<»r ofte A~t. r v£&g{ Bab lic<-nc<>urjgenn«pt." . 6en«f»r Wtftiiflgjon. »«, of CoJ. $<f 1-* ce*M. S4- otMaa. 18 ire ccats. 35. T«w Joft»- *8 36. Cjr«y ».«ccoutK of the Yellow §° ifnts. fyj's Defrout ChriftlanU Vade Mccum. ■ ■.. ceiK«. *• ' 38. G»*d«n of theSpwJ. $0 cents* 39. Think. 59$egifc. ' < 4>». Dpiuy Bible. 6 doilrt"*. Nov. 29 AT THE Card & Nail Factory, ■ • jWebfter, Adgate & White, Have conjlantly for fate, Cotton, Wool, Tow, and Machine Cards, Of all Kinds, Cut Nails of" all sizes, Floor.Brads, Sprigs and Tacks, Fullers Shears, Gun Flint» arnd Wool Hats, A quantity kiln dried ladian Meal in barrels ~ . , . . A new Edition of Adgate's Philadelphia Harmony, containing both the firft and se cond parts, being the most aproved fyfc trm of Rules and the best eole&ion of Tuites now in u'e, Alfa for Sale, * COMPLETE SET OF Machinery far making Cards On an Improved Coivftrudtioß. Oft. 2 tf Ticklenburgs, Oznaburgs, and Glass Ware, Landing from on board the Jhip I'eggy, from Amjlerdam. ALSO, Coffee of prime Quality In hogftieadi and tierces, Muscovado Sugars In hog&eads, Germaft Steel, ASSORTED WOOLLEN'S, In frrrall Bales, &c. for sale by Run die & Murgatroyd, No. ii, Walnut street wharf. Who want to purchase 300 or 400 Casks Good Flaxfeed. N«v. 11 3t»wtf Office df the Insurance Com- pany of North America, NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock holders, that the Fifth Instalment, being two dollars on each lhare of the Stock of this Company is to be paid on the fe tond Monday (the 12th Day) of January next i when it will be necessary for each person to produce the receipt for the fourth Instalment upon the ihares he lhall 1 propose to pay for. *„* By the firfi JeSion of the Charter it is declared that all shares on <whick pay ments Jhall not be made at the time pre scribed, Jhall be forfeited to the use of the Company. On Tuesday the 13th day of January next (being the second Tuesday in the month) at 11 o'clock A. M. an Election wili.be h«ld at the Company's Office, for the choice of Twentv-five directors To serve for one yeir, and until others (hail be cho'en. TV Ele&ors may vote either in person or by proxy ; but no Stockholder can— " vote at any fcleflion for D : reftors unless the Stock shall have ftnod in his or her name in the books of the Company at least three months proceeding the time of such Ele&ion. In cafe of a Stockholder's voting by Proxy, the charter requires that " the proxy be dire&ly from fuchStockholder, & the vote be given by a citizen of this com monwealth." Ebenezer Hazard, Secretary. Dec. 8 PHILADELPHIAPrinted by JOHN FENNO, No. 119, Cmesnut Street.—Price Six Dollars Per Annum. LanJing at Willing's Wharf, CLARET Of the First Quality in Hogfhcads and Cases, HIGH PROOF Dec. SHAKSPE ARE'S WORKS. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Mountford, Bioren Ss? Co. Proposals for Printing by Subscription, THE WHOLE Dramatic Works WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, C 0 NDJTIONS. I. ijiK Work wHI be comprized In Eight Duodecimo Volumes, printed on » fine American paper, in a ftije of Typogra phical Elegance that Qiall reflect the highest credit on the American press. II That it shall be embellished with a beautiful Frontispiece of Sliakfpeare— engraved by the best American Artist. 111. That the price to Subscribers will be EI6HT dollars, one dollar to be paid on subscribing, and one dollar on the re ceipt of every fuceeeding volume but the lafl:—to enable the Publishers to pursue with convenience this arduous undertaking. IV. Each volume fliall be delivered in blue boards to the Subfcriters immediately on the publication of every volume with bcft impressions of the FrontUpieee—the price to be raised to Non-Subscribers. V. That the names ofj the Subscribers will be printed to record the patrons ot this endeavour to encourage the ufeful and elegant Arts in America. M&f THAt Shakfpearc has followed nature with such truth and corre&nefs, as to ren der his Works the delight of all nations, however differing in customs and manners from his own, is a fact which more than centuries of universal approbation have fufficiently eftablilbed —The debt unpaid by the careless and unenlightened co-tem poraries of this Illustrious Man has been left to posterity to difchatge, and in pro portion to the progress of taste and litera ture, tbegratitnde of mankind has endea voured to acknowledge the obligation. England has exhibited her lavourite Au j thors with splendor, and it is hoped that America that feat of true liberty, will not be backward in encouraging this-firft great attempt tp do merited justice laithe author ' of this Dramatic Work. I The -feleftion therefore, of this incom parable Production for an ELEGANT AMERI CAN edition, requiring no juft'fication, it only remains for ihe Publishers to add-afew observations on the claim which such under takings have to patronage in America—a country, which for liberty none can equal and should neceflarily be the nurse and pa tro* of the Arts. And tho' to rival the Eastern ccontry, may seem hdpelefsin us— yet it is surely a laudable endeavour to ex cite that encouragement here,which ftiou'.d be always offered to improvement and ex cellence. Indeed fche zeal which has ap peared in America, since the permanent eC. tablilhment of the present happy conftittj tion, for patronizing the arts, whilst it has produced and rewarded a multitude of works which immortalize the artists, has also exalted the character of the nation, and given dignity to the people whofc pattiot ifm and munificence have promoted their discovery of perfection. America is not insensible to the value of character, and will affurae her rank amongst j nations as an encourager of the arts. It would therefore be an impeachment of ber undeiftanding and patriotism, it a doubt were entertained of her poffefling a portion of that spirit which so elevates tlie eastern world, a spirit which considered in a nation al point of view, is one of the mod praife woitby in the catalpgue of public virtues %■ as it contributes to the best inte.refts of so ciety, by promoting industry, cherishing genius, multiplying the rational enjoyments ol life, and exciting a general talle for tie beautiful and the excellent. In the hops then that the humble effort berc proposed may interest this spirit, and have foine claim to general encourage ment, it has been undertake*. The attention wh eh ihall be paid to the cor*e&nefs and beauty ol the Printing, will evince the desire of the publilhers to present their country with an tditin worthy of the inimitable Shaktjfie&it. The PublMhers assure the Parronsor thi* undertaking, they will difcturge their en gagement with ft'rift probity and honor, _ and therefore hope they may justly claim public confidence and support. Suhfcriptions will, be received at Ste phens's Book-Store, No. 57, SouthSecond ftieet,andat the principal Booksellers in the i United States—llCo, at the Pui lifliers No: 75. Dock-street, and at the Philadelphia I Coffee-Houfe, December Bth 179+ mSrwti3J Cogniac Brandy, White Wine Vinegar, Port Wine, Afit&nt vPfte fOK sale BY John Vaughan. B Y 0 F IN EIGHT DUODECIMO VOLUMES, From Jones's DtiHin Edition. TO THE PUBLIC. I Dc. 10. Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania. NOTICE is hereby given, that, agree ably to law, an election for thirteen direc tors to serve for one year, will be held at the office of the Company, on Monday the 12tli day of January next. Dec. City of Washington. S C H~E M E OF THE LOTTERY; No. 11. FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE FEDERAL CITY. I A magNificent ) 20,000 Dollars, and dwelling hoiife, J caih 30,000 aie 50,000 1 ditto i£,«oo tc sash a 5,606 40,000 1 ditto «5,000 & ca(h 15,000 30,000 1 ditto 10,000 & cash 10,eco 20,000 1 dn>* 5, o°O0°O & calh 5,000 10,000 1 ditt.o 5,000 & cash 5,000 10,000 1 Cacti ot 10,000 2 ditfo 5,000 each, are ic,oro jo ditto 1,000 io,ooe ao ditto 500 10,000 jo© onto too 10,000 joo ditto 50 10,000 4 00 ditto 35 is.ooo 1,000 ditto 20 ao,o»o i 5)! >oo ditto 16 i s »,eo° >6,739 Pn '" 33,261 Blanks 50, o«o Tickets at 8 dollar* This Lottery will afford an e.egant speci men of the private building! to be erect d in the City of Walhington—Two beautiful de fignj are already fele&ed for the entire fronts on two of the public fquaies ; frQtn thele drawings, it is proposed to e reft two centre and leur corner buildings, as Toon as poflible alter this Lottery is fold, and te convey thern vvhen complete, to the fortunate adventurers, in the manner described in the scheme sot the Hotel Lottery. A nett deduftiun of five per cent, will be made to defray ihenecef faiy expences of priqting, &c. and the lur plus will be ma 4« a part ot the fund intended for the National Univetfity, to be etefted within the City of Walhington. (JS" The drawing will commence as soon as the Tickets are told, or at all events on Monday, the 22nd of December next: The money prir.es will be payable in thirty days after it is finifhed, and any prizes foj which fortunate numbers are not produced within twelve months after the drawing isclofed are to be confideicd as given towards the fund for the University, it being determined to fettle the whole bufioefs in a year Irom the ending of the drawing and to take up the bpnds given asfecuiity. The teal securities given for tbe aymen*. of the Priies, are held by the President and two Diretlor s of the Bank of Columbia, and ,are valued at more than half the amount of tbe Lottery. Tbe drawing wi)l be under the management of 24 gentlemen approved by the commiflioners for the City oi Walh ington, for the time being, and afiiug on oath. Samuel Blodget. * # * Tickets may be had at the £ank ol Columbia; of James Weft & Co. Baltimore; ol Gideon Dcniton, Savannah; of Peter Gilman, Boston; of John Hopkins, .Rich mond : and of Rich«ud C.oppti's fcr- IV. Aug 30 PROPOSALS By Thomas Dobfon, For Publishing by Siibfcription, An English Translation Poole's Synopsis of theTranf lations of the Bible, And CM The Criticj,lnterpreters,and Ctmmentatgrs Exhibiting at one view, the principal cri ticirms, and most valuable Elucidations of the Scripture*; I!initiations of tbe an cient Eastern Manners and customs ; & Oefci \ptioos of the Plauts and Animals therein mentioned ; with iiup'ovemeuts from observations of Travellers, since the publication of thai exoellent woik, IT has been matter of wondrr and regret that this most learned and valuable work,'J Co bigWy prised by the learned, both cu ! i~ ousandferious, has pe.ver h<Mi tranfl.-iHd,,, .sjnd tfiertby the buljc of rsadeu have befo. deprived of awxirk ef the .greateil enter, tainment and utility; in which by the La bors of the learned of various ages and na-' tions, tl»e.Sa*tedScriptures are clrared o-. the contradictions and absurdities of roof dern tranflatinns, and the anrient mmiiers metaphors, allegories, and figures aie il, luftrattd in fucha way, as to unite the moil national entertainment with ihe most sub lime inftruftion ; &. to discover ihe foiuce whence trivephilofophrrs,,io all ages, have derived their knowledge from the, Sacied Scriptures, which cpnta'm the fe«(is of ail the feiences valuable to man. Thii wvrk is propo/ed to the Public on CO N V It is the who'e .will be compje te»l in fi»ur volumes, la.ge quurtf ; nr-d will be r et to the prrfs as foot- ?s a fcftci ent number {hall be fubferibed Tor, co de fray the expence. T-hc price te fubferibers will he four dollars for each volume. m lx>aid<. J4+ jnoney will be demanded till the fi'ft vo ium? fhall-be completed, when the j>r ps thefirftand second volumes w lib? rrq\»t red. When the second voh.ime isfiu./h <!, the price of the third will be payab r:— And when the thiid vf'unic is finilheri, *1 e price of the fourth must be paid. The prire of such as mnv pr? be fuh'cribed for will be raifei! 25 jrr cn t. eod 2 w 2aw tf Dec 13. ' 'ja V ' '"■/ eodtf O F -1 the follt-wiug lONS. I T 2*w 4\r COFFEE 54 liogfheads \ ' 350 barrels 3 10,000 ",s ---juft arrived Ln the Rebecca, Captain Hughes, from Jamaica. FOR SALE BY Peter Blight. * Who has also r,QW landing out of ;he Mere * cury, from Oporto, Choice Red Port Wine, IN PIPES. Dec, n j A Frenchman about 19 >ears of age, who wri es ■ good hard a.id can count, would wish to learr ir p,l lade!phij,the trade of a tOACH-MAK> K. —Ar.y commands 10 be aJdrefftd t" Xjr Cjdet, in Watei flue;, No. 71, noifh. " Dec. 23 %t William \V. Woodward, PRINTER, HAS removed his Prjnting Oflicr from No. 41 Chefnut street, 10 itit k 1 \ Head, No. 36, four doors from the corner of Second-ttieet, foutli fide, neatly opje fitc ; where the Printing JJuinefi is carii d on as usual; his whole attention be 1 g confined to that oecupation. Otdcrtfio-V, any part of this flaie, or the continent, will be executed, and anthers ffiay >e|y on having apy work they may !«r to pib !i(h, corisftly printed, either in French or English. The Levii of Elropi an d North America, with a tOPIOt'S PRICf-CURRENT,is printed lor tl.eedi. tor, Peter Eoron, L. L. D. at tHe above mentioned office, in Irench and Enjlifli; which pttbjicaiioh lias jeceivcil thepjtioi.- ag of one of the most diftinguiUed cV rae»s in America, an<! whole names, a few days, svlHtjc publjftiej, and ac<cmpa. Ny he two firft numbers to the fwbj'ci ibcrs. N. B- Circular Letters. Checks, CfU'ds, Handbills, &c. &e. continue tub» executed with the ufya. dispatch Nov. Ift end 9 w. To the Public. A SUBSCRIPTION if. Ik Emanuel .Swedenbourg, At Francis Bailey's Hook Jlore, Ac. 116, Markt fireet, Philadelphia, WHEN a fufficicnt fubfciipiion tiket place, a meeting will be advertised to cnn ; fitter the inoft «ligib|t made for conducing the printingof f»ch of tbr VSVrks as fluff bf tiioufiht to be of the grcs»teft utility in the firft instance. The fflleiving Treaiifes mpj be no<w had at Mr. bailey's : The Doftiine of Life, or the Spiritual fgnfe of .the TcnCiroßjandmeflts. The Theology if th? New Church ; which was foretold hy Lord in Danj.cl, chap. 7, v. 5, >4, and in the Apocaiyplt, chap. 2!, v. 1, 2, &c. A fumniAry View of the HM.venlj &»£• trities of the New Jerufalfin Chirch. As various opinions have Lie<» en tertained refpeffing thi it iuva'ual/e tt>rihnf f and yet no person by rational a»fcWr.rjU kit able ta jefute thrro, lul infUiiothe <"• <»♦, invidious f *lumi''»ci and groui;dlefs ic ports have been induUviQujjJy propagated the honourable a> d enlightened Author, as well as his Wojks, we donhc not the cajne.id and fmccremquiTers after Truths of the highest itnpot'*i>ce, will'e rioufly examine tHose Works sot jh "jelvej, i|i which it is to.be hupe«l, thet being ,ri puiiuit and lo.ve of ttje Trut'» *or 'he lake of its native excellencr ard trft, they >v:]< Vgajd them as «hey juftTy deserve, 3"d ifi the end receive both profit and dr'igV. Ga. 14 cTh«2w i .... ' } J Dancing School- enced these twcaty odd years. He »i ---o,pe;i his School for this Sesrfen on the t3tji o£toVer,.at ip o clock to i mftrnirig, in that large and degasit n HajrT)ony street, leading from n-r r ourth street, turning the corner oi f>o. "O, South Third street. order and decorum that has & ' % "V 3 1^ < " observed in his School, (hall ft"' ! e oa io James Taylor, No, 3, South Fourth Returns hi* grateful atknow t!> his fri«r,<l s ami rhr Public for j * ra' ? rtnu.JScmecf, atu\ beg' ' C *TT h peftfully loio'.icit a CoßtinwW"* •• f At Ins Sfcop Gcntlemrncw with tbe bett matenalt, and J fi..ilhed in the neattft n.c.tt tuftionab'e.mJHii*'- n.w.11 «h,nk»i.:iy «w»* *'7 "'2 par iprcmpt J,ntl punctual » t,eß Or*. 25 A QvAA'tfiy of Eafl India Cotton, Entitled to th» Drawback, FOR SAIE J»V Morclecai Lewis- Pec. 22 "*V ; V-A IlW'tf 2:J«rf
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