BOOKS, h" printed & published j <">' Ly Mathew Carey, r™ No. 118, Market Street, | "id I "is h 1. Charlotte* a tale of truth;]"'* 7 7 I flex By Mrs Row/on, of the ticw-Tbeatre I 19. Philadelphia. I 20. Sccond American edition—Price 75 cent si I 2 ' [The rapid sale of the First Edition of J 22 " tl. is interetting novel, inafJ.v months,] is the best proof its merit.3 Ext rail from the Critical Review, April I t I I It maybe a talc of troth, f or it is not un- I X ind if is 1 tale of re.iT dift.efs— J «5■ Ot-irlotte by the artifice of a teacher, re- I tl fcomtliended to a fcliool from humanity ra- I 26 ther rbao a co'nvi&inn ot her ii)iegrj*/ of I the regularity of her former conduffj is en- I "7- t:te ' torn he gnvetnels, and accompanies 1,-®- s voting officer to America—The marriage I -9- teem nv, if not forgotten, is poftpor.ed, I ;3 0 ' arid Charlotte d'es ( a mart) rto the incon- I 0 t: ancy of her lover, and trdaehery of his I? 1 ' fiitrul I , —The situations aie !ai ttefs atiA-af- I l ( f ai"g—the description; uatural and pa |: tl.etic ; we Iho.uld feel for Chariot* if such a perfou ever existed, who for on error, ftarcc'y, perhaps de ; erved so fcferea pu I " p ftunrent. If it is a Uftion, poetic juilice I " )silO',w tl'i"k. prep. r|v d.fti ibutqil." I rrlc 2. Tlie Inquifitor—;^ v Ms. Rosyfon, Se- I w j| cond Philadelphia edition. 87. J cents ! 3. Adventaresof Rodefic Random. 2 v6l I h cc 1 doflar aid jo ce'nts, coarf paper—l I del dollar "aid 7s cents, fine. j j 4 Notes putfce state of Virginia—by Tho- I 23. masjefle Too. Price, nearly bound, one I do'.larand a half. I 35. J. Hiftoryof the French Revolution, froijl 1315. its commencement' t<» t'ie death of the! t Queen and the execution of Briffot. j 37. Two dolors. I i Extract from the Prefacf. I 38- " The authors hive prefumrd to affix to j 39- fieir title the epithet lmpaitial; and the | 4" 1 reason is, b.caufe they cannot charge them- I I ftJves with feeling the smallest bias to any I party, but that ol truth and liberty ; and j' they flatter themfetves, that their readers I will find* O't only every circumttan'ce fail ly I repref-nted, but every censurable action, L whoever were the authors or aflors, |mark- I ed in its proper color*. If it was ne«lt>>y I VN to make a declaration of their own princi- I pies, they would fa', they are neither tory I nor republican—They'love liberty as Eng- I lilh wliigs, and execrate every Vriminal aft j by which so noblea cause is endangered and I rfifjjraoed. I " In the present ferment of the public I mind, they ca-nn6t flatter themselves with I t ie h .pes of feeing th;s claim universally I acknowledged. On the contrary, the/ I jj. wellajjur/'d that th-fepagif will net be acceptable I to /he italous oj t)th r party. Bur wlien time I (, a lhall Hiflij.ate tho clou s df political decep- I t'oll, they with Pome confidence cxpeft that I verdict from public opinion, which candor 1 co and moderation seldom fail to receive Itr Extract p«om the critical Review, I t JANUARY, i7y,;_page :c. I " We have certainly dcrivW much plea- I sure, and acquir d miich information from I , the peroral of these volumes; and we think I il them, both for matter and style, worthy I the attention of all who ihtereft themselves I in events which have so justly excited the I J ciiriofity anil aftonilhnient of mankind." 6. Plowdens history of the Britifhempire I from May 1 79Z,.toT>e<'ember 1793. A I doll rr and a quarter. [This is as inter J j e-lingan J valuable a publication as had I appeared <br many years.] ■ 7. geattie's Elements of Moral Science I 2 vols. One dollar ani three quarters I 8. Ladies Library. Second 1 rperitan I edition. 87 \ cents. 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Nov. 29 ebdtf I !p. h AT THE y Card Nail FaElnry, No. .59, north street, jWebfter, Adgate & White, _ Have conjlantly for fahy I Cotton, Wool, Tow/ and Machine Cards, 7 I Of all Kinds, : | Cut Nails of all sizes, ' I Floor Brads, Sprigs and Tacks, Fullers Shears, Giin Flints and Wool : I Hat?, r- I A quantity of kiln dried Indian Meal in ; I barrels C( - A new Edition of Adgate's Philadelphia H ( I Harmony, containing both the firft and fe r J cond p-irts, being the Hioft aproved fyf. I tern ol Rules and best coleftion of p > I Tunes now in u'e, ii Also for Sale, K A CompleVi set or S II Machinery for making Cards c x y I On an Improved ConftruftioH. C s I oa. 2 'aw tf f Ticklenburgs, Oznaburgs, t, I and Glass Ware, 1 J Landing from on board the ship Peggy, 1 d I from Amflerdam. also, < s Coffee of prime Quality t, n I In hogsheads and tierces, Muscovado Sugars In hoglheads, v : t German Steel, » 0 s I ASSORTED WOOLLENS, £ I Ip small Bales, &c. for sale by k I Rundle & Murgatroyd\ No. 11, Walnut street wharf. -• I Who want to purchase 300 or 400 !®J Casks. Good Ftaxfeed, ',i I. Nov. II 3twf e ' I Office of the Insurance Com f J pany of North America, e, I December Bth 17 9-+- I NOTICE is hereby given to th; Stock- I holders, tli'at the F fth Instalment, being I tWo- d llars on each (hare of the Stock I of thisGompapy is to he paid 00 the fe aj I conH Monday (the 12th Day) of January I next; when it will be neceifiry lor sach I ot-1 (on to produce tbie receipt for the I fourth Inftalntent upon the Ih»res he shall I propose to pay for. in- I By the firff Jeßion of the Charter nft I it is declared that all shares on.•which pay :e i I merits shall not be made at the time pre u" I scribed, shall be forfeited to the use of tlx 0 I Company, J. I On Tuesday the I.3th day of I January next (being the second Tuetclay in m- I the month) at i i unlock A. M, an Election lis, I will be held at the Company's Office, for I the choice of "I Twenty-five tlire&ors :to I To serve for one year, and until other* 1 ol I (hull be chosen. :ft- I Th" Electors may vote either in person lor bv proxy j but n« Stockholder can— les I « vote at any fclett onifor D retftors unless I ihe Stocic {ball have ftpod in his or hei on I name in the books of the Company at least 62 I three months prtcceding the time of such I Election. '• I In cafe of a Stockholder's voting by lo1 " I Proxy, the charter requires that " the | pfoxy be ilireftly fromfuchStoekholdeP, & I ihe vof® be given by a citizen oi this com monwcalth." ■ a ;i Ebenezer Hazard, il'»,J Secretary. CD<l I Dec. 8 m&wtl3j j i.■in.', -T, .—. ■ ; ■' .. -.r ---' FgNNP.*** M* C«f»*wT Sit , SHAKSPEARE'S WORKS. Ir FIRST AMERICAN EDItION. Mountford, Bioren fcf Co. 12 Propofah for Printing by } a Subscription, THE WHOLE Dramatic Works OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, IN HIGHT DUODECIMO VOLC.MtS, From "Jones's Dublin Edition. p CO NDTTI'ONS. I This Work will be camprizef in Eight i Duodecimo Volumes, pri itrd «ii a lint American paper, in a stile-os Typogra phical .Elegance that (hall rtfleft the higheit credit on the American press. II That it (ball be einbellifhed with a beautiful Frontispiece o( Shaklpamc— | engraved by the belt American Arnft. . 111. That the price t». Subscribers will bt I eJght Doliaks, one dollar to be paid on fubferibing, and one foliar on the re , ceipt of every fuceeeding volnnie but r the lallto enable ihe Pub ifhers to > ■ pur Ait with convenience this arduous >: undertaking. — >V. Eacli volume (hall be delivered in blue | boards to the Snbfcrikers immediately 33 on the publication of every volume wuh bid iinpreifions of the Frontispiece—the 1 price to be raised to Non-Subscribers. . iV. That the names of the Subscribers will m be printed to rpeord the patrons nt this th endeavour to encourage the ufeful and si ( eligant Arts in America. o _____ ;d Subfcriptio.ns vyifl be received at Ste- aI phens's Book-Store, 57, South Sec°n I• al ftreet,and at the principal BookfelWs in the ,Vv United States—also, at the Publishers No. " 7j. Dock street, and at the Philadelphia CofTte-Hour». j? D<c. 10. eod2w2awtf , I Scheme of a Lottery, " Toraife 39,900 Dollars, 0* 266,000 Dollars \ Deducting 15, fur Ccr. t . jr on the prizes— n This Lottery con/ffls of 38X00 Tickets, irr a which there 14,531 frizes , and 23*461 t' RUnks, being about one and an ha'J blanks to V ol a prize. » \ ' f j n r | "'HE Dire&orsof the Society foreftabiilh- f : X ing Ufciul Manufactures, having refoly c • a ed to erect LOTTERIES for raifmg Onr k Hundr ed Tiiousand Doll ars, agreeably to an Aft of ihe Legislature of the State ot ( f \ New-Jeffey, have appointed the following t 0 peVTonsto superintend and direct the draw- s ing of the fame, viz. Nicholas Low, Rufus , King, Herman Le Roy, James Watson, , Harrifon, Abijah Hammpnd, and | J* Cornelius Ray, of the city ot New-York— j Thomas Willing, Joseph Ball, Matlhtw M - , Connel and A/idrew Bayard, of the city of . Philadelphia—Hii Excellency Richard How ell, Esq. Klias Boudinot, General Elias Day tan, James Parker, John Bayard, Do&or Lewis Donham, Samuel W. Stockton, Jolhua M. Wallace, Joseph Bloomfield, and Elifha , Boudinot, of'Nx w-Jerfey, who offer the following Scheme ot a Lotteryj and pledge themfelvcs to the public, that they w>Jl take every allurance and precaution in fhfjr fow/r to have the Monies paid by the Managers, from time to time, as received, into- the Banks at New-York and Philadelphia, to remain for the purpose of paving Priz which /hall be immediately discharged by a check upon one of the Banks. SCHEME: Priieof 20,000 Dollars i> 20,000 1 10,000 10,000 2 5,000 10,000 5 X 2,000 18,000 *0 1,000 10,000 io 500 lO,QOO 100 100 10,000 — 300 5 o 15,000 1000 ao 20,000 2000 15 30,000 300 a 1 2 36,000 8100 10 81,000 -k. >4.539 Brian; *63,000 23,461 Blanks. Firfl drawn number, 3,cao Laftdrawn number, 2,000 " e " 83000 Tickets at " Dollars each is 266,000 The dtawing will commence, under "the ,jj e infpeftipn of a Committee of th<- Srfperin la'll lcn dj> tt, as soon as the Ticketfold, el which timely notice will be The Superintendants have appointed John "ter N. Gumming, of Newark, Jacob R. H«tr- of New-Brupfwick, a»d Jonathan ■,r e - Rhea, of Trenton> as immediate Managers , thereof, who have stven amp\e fecuiity for ' discharging the trust reposed in them. In order to secure th* punctual p?y of ment«fthe Prizes, the Superintendants of yi„ the Lottery have directed that the Managers ti on (hall earh enter into bondt in 4C, 000 dollars, f or withfn»rfofficientfecuriti< s.toperfoim their inftrutlions, the fublltnce of which is I. That wheneve* either oJ the Managers iFS (ball receive the sum of Three Htind. Ed Dol. lars, he (hall immdiately place the fame in ,e " »ne of the Banks of New-York or Philadel. . pli|»<-r« tl» ctcdit o! live Gi>\ernorrtt the on Society, ajid such of the Superintendants as "y live in th--,city where the moniesafe placed, ,le^"s remain thereuntil the Lottery is drawn, het f or [he payment of the Prizes. !eaft 11. The Managers to take fufficient (e ---fuch eurity for any Tickets they may tiuft, other, wife to be refponnble for them. by 111. To keep regular books of Tickets the fold, Monies received and paid int- the r, & Bank, ahftrafls of wh'.ch (hall be sent, om- rpoothly, to th." Governor of the Society. Paterfnn, January 1, On application to either ofthe gen itemrn, information will be given vJhtre tickets mav be had. j }J , February *4. tufcftf Insurance Company of the . State of Pennsylvania. NOTICE is hereliy givon, that, agree- j _ ably to law, an elcftion for thit teen direc - 1 £ tors to serve for one year, will be held at j the office of the Company, on Monday th"! j u j 12th day ofj muary next, at th ee o'clock _ in the afternoon. Dec. Ij. eod tf City of VVafliington. E S G ill: M E I OF THE P LOTTERY.; No. 11. ;c FOR THE IMPROVEMENT M OFTHE " '•jr.'-* ra FEDERAL CITY. fe n\ 1 A magnificent f 20,000 Dollars, and dwellinghoufe, $ ca(h 30,000 are' 50,009 ' 1 ditto 15,000 &ca (>125,000 40,000 ' 1 dit(o 15,000 & cadi i' 5,000 30,000 1 ditto 10,600 & cash io,soo , 2®, 000 *Z 1 ditto 5,600 & cash 5,000 10 0c f 1 ditto 5,000 Sl calh 5,000 iq,opo 1 Cash pn»e o( 10,00 c 2 ditto 5,00® each, are ic.oro jo ditto 1,000 10,00® 2 o 'ditto 500 10,000 ,oo ditto 109 10,000 2 00 ditto go 10,600 400 ditto 25 10,000 1,000 ditto 20 2O,o ( i0 , 5 ,0C0 ditto 10 15^,600 *6,739 Pr»«es I 33Blanks TicktU at 8 dollars 400,00" I This Lottery will effotd an e.egant fp* 1 men of the pr ivatc buildings to be eieAc f v ! the.City of Wrv'bington—Two beaurtlu ,e ~ 1 signs are already felt ftcd for the entWc f Ol5 ; « J on two of the fquarej ; from e{c 1 drawings, it is proposed 10 er'eft _ Jland taur cornet buildings, as soon as J a tier this Lottery is fold, and t« convert m I when complete, t6 t he fortunate adveifr crs » R lin the manner delcribed in ihe (chef lo( thot . rihe Hotel Lottery. A nett drdu£tton* ploy j per cent, will be made to dehay rh<ieccf- I fary of printtng, &c. and e fui- jon I plus will be made a part ot the fund 1 (ended I for the National Ujiiverfity, to be re£ted I within the City o! Washington. V gCf" The drawing will commences ° las tht Tickets are lold, or at all et*nts or om I Monday, the 22nd of December ncft: * I money pnres will be payable in (hii.y day i I after it is finished, and any prices so: whic Lon I fortunate numbers are not withi N ) I twelve months after thp drawing cbferi ai |»o be confideied as given towards tht fun ens, I for the/Unayerrity, it boing determined fucc * I fettle the whdle bufmefs in a year from t Peo * l ending of the drawing and to take up t app! 1 I bonds given asfecurit)'; now y | The securities given for the paymf proi * rof the Prizes, are held bythe Prelident a I S I two.pircflors of the Batik of Columbia, a g r i * I are valued at more than naif the amount» his * I the Lottery# The drawing,will be un '» I the crt appmJ ' fby the coremiftioners to; the City of War - I ington, for the time being, a-nd a&ingn w *, ( f oilh „ Samuel Blodge'. # « ■ I 1 *** Tickets may be had at the BanlDt r L Columbia ; of James Weft Sc Co. Baliim'e; aji o! Gideon Den'fon, Savannah; of Per )P a I Oilman, pofton ; of John Hopkins, R{h- c I mond : and of Richard Wells, Coopcr'str- T Aug 3° i pv c * PROPOSALS 1 I a 1 s " By Thomas Dobfon, a I For Publishing by Subfcriptlon, j An Englifli Tranilatio| t. OF 11 I Poole's Synopsis of the Tr.nf lations of the Bible, o J And Of ' '0 I The Critics,lnterpreters,and Cemmeutztors I Exhibiting at one view, the principal cri- I ticifms, and mft valuable Elucidations ® J0 I ot the Scripture"; Iliultratiivns of th* an ;o I cient Eaftcrn Manners and tnflotV ;S: j jjj I Descriptions of the Plants and AnVjials )0 I therein mentioned ; wiih itil pi ovements 50 | from observations Travellers, finee _ | the publication of. that excellent 30 I IT has been in->'ter of wonder mid regret 30 I that. thls and valuable work, 30 | so highly prized by the learned, b< th curi - | pus andferious, has never b en tranfl ted, 50 | the bulk of readers have been !te I deprived of a work of the Rreateft enter, n- | taininent and utility; in which by the La st | hers of the learned of various ages and na- , I tions, ,thc Spcred Sc iptnresare clearedo- f m I the contradjftioiis and absurdities of rr.of r r- I dern tranfla-tinns, and the ancient manne's- , }n I metaphors, allegories, and figures a e iIJ. rs I luftrati d in ucha way, as to unite the liiof)'' l or I rational entertainment with the molt fta 'c I IiBK iriftruftion ; & to di r ccver the foiutfifer V" I whence truephilofophrrs, io all ages, haiied °' I derived their knowledge from the Sactn th r ® I Seriptuies, which contain the feeds of Ni I the sciences valuable to man. /Getit rs I This work is proposed to the Puih - p 1 the folio-wing , A ° '"I C O M D 1 T I O K j T ' ' It is iuppi r ed the. whole will Wco l ' lc I lin four voUmiesJ large, tuorto! ;I PP'y j® I wlfi be (etTo the VsTori/ as i 4' ' lir . ' I ent number shall be fiibfcrib/d WfJ- ' I frav the expence. a fe. | The price to fubfcriW" "ill hr delpli er _ I dollars for each voiun*' n bnarm# I mopey will be dema-d e d till the fin r( t | lunti shall be when the jot jfofd the | the firil and f(cnr J volumes will Imi- r cr ' ; h nt, | -red. \Then the I'econd volume is!d, terfij . I the price of f!'C third will be paj— u I And when tU thi-d volume is finift e ro t h rn- j prii-e of th» fourth tnuft be paid. , f a ; d , tre j The p»'ce of such c -pies as in{ be 1 fubi'crtied for Will be raised 25 ft | DC 13. I" Ni le William W. Woodw; P ..R I N T E j. e TV AS removed his Printing.Offi f 3t n No. 41, Chef.int ft.eet, (o f, a he | Heatl > No - 3 6 . four doors frptn toe ol Secord-ftreet, south fide, i, farl , site ; where the P> iut >,g BufireQ. i s 00 as u s ual; his whole atrcntio, confined to that occupation, o <!, any pad: of this (imi, or the to. • tvill be executed, an<l iuiihovj inav having ai;.y woik tiiey n la _y ie<? fi' t t iilh, correfi'y printed, either in f, Englifli. The Livel „f £ UR( , . Morth America, with a c:o PKICE-CIJRKENTjis p.inted 19; tor, Peter fox on', L. L J) : mentioned office, in Imiktfh arts] which pqblM—jeerfved the „ oi the iron diftir.nviilk ; c r raers in Ann' : ca, ar.J whgfc it» ~, few days, wi he pul'iiffied, a> d a., • a . ' r.y he two fiftnuir.be; sto the ft,t N. B. Bl >ks, Circular Lftteis, f Cards, Hai'bills, & c . & e . continu. to"'bV executed 'th the uf ua i dispatch. oo Nov. Ift er-d o,» S C 5 F F li E, DO 54 "gfteads ) ro 35 f barrels j 120,000 lbs. po Ju' arrived in the Rebecca, Capuifi 00 Hughes, from Jamaica. 00 for sale sy °o Peter Blight. .10 V° also now landing out of 1 Me to cury, from Oporio, Choi, t Red Port Win", IN P I p l s. -J Dec. 12 , o' Lundin JVPKech Taylor, Stay Corset-& Hri Maker, Ne. 25. Ciefnui flrcet, between s<? ti fcf K ■ Frer.t Stn-cls, ' RETURNS his inoft gftteftil • 1 thpie wh© have honored him with rht em pl(>yme:.t, arid begs leave tu a fill w tic- . that f 1 ojn his exfei.f|-ve corrtti'porde nee London, he will at all time.- )iavi it": his 4 power to furnilfa them with every rvu* m his profeflion in ttte: [rev eft la ' in of the belt quality ; and for the better »c ---)( commodation of Ifts cud.oners lie has 1 l„ ken iu o partnerlh p in the Taylor ami y habit tnaking Bufmcfi, John Slo« from? c London 11 N. B- He makes th-e famou t ai Stays lor the Ap|,ara.us Spinalis r.xt nd 11 ens, in the use ot which he has been v > fuccefsful in curing distortions in Ve il People, and has ne»er failed to cure wl<,n 1 applications weremade in due t.nic, it now begs leave to pret'ent to the publu ,1 1® proof of the happy eflefts. a ; In September lall, J?mes Dodds, h <- f a - Britain, applied tome refpefting 0.0 of !his children (a child two yeais and an t.a t old) who had three o the lower of her her body bending,'could not tc ■ . t 0 'without pa v,had roust <ifjier It-' ■ : . and one of *hich feenud ci ntra< ■ ■' • had 110 ea'e-but in a ly:ng polh, IV I parents irfo'rred me that flic hi ..t P I lor live or fi*lllontfci, and cou'd ace ' t; I for it no othei way than a weak" -I 't on by the "Hooping-cough, jpfevi Hi (<• _ which the chili if been affive . Upon the Sthlf Sepremb r 1 litre i Tl>e child with a pafuf patent flays ami a: ap 1 — oaratu' Spinal v -tender.tj J[l_; days Ihe feezed perf».ly easy, ci;oigj , uprijti-t aiid be carrietpout without co ; 1 i \i» ' —The diftovtl is now (ca.cily ■ : 'pti We ; the childin ft and or fit up'igi.c,ar<? walk with a 1/e alliftance. Th sit jtto". tedby the m'er of >he child w h? re. inained lincc the c'ly l'.jr rhe ! 7fit p mv attends* the father havii : ro lie ountry The abov a just Bate of n child s . [ cafe. BETTY 5 A'. B. editor of this Gaiatc Cr ~ undtr ihecf Mr. M'Kechnie, \'hc 1 <<■ <'' > U '" S the fli > < jPP lra <vi for some trm .r r .. \ 3 5" zvds'.t" 1 the ftroljiefl < tiHtf ' «of fife, 1J VCTffinitenn«. ials Dec. < 3t ;ents — — J Ilnee pClllg ScllO ; . gret ork, y.vI'DOUGALL prffen' it .:or»> :uri- plifis to the Public—Thank . ,- n . ted, t jjiat encouragement he li i been these twenty odd years. H ,li iter, phis School for thrs Seafono M - La- oaobt-r, at 10 o'ch 1 ! 13 ' «mg, in that large and eleg !o. :<1 °-ffsrmony street, leading fron Thir- t. irth street, turning the con c' f South Third street. Employers may be a(lurei J us -er and decoram that has slv/av mrftiferved in his School, fliall f . hajued —and that their children witlLe irtn the molt approved and wiot - . (tiW if Note—An Evening School ' • • 'Gentlemen, '' OA TO titW To all who it may ci TAKE nonce, thatj ag ueabi. "t tbe Lale Sfffiprr of Coniieis i -fft ' . apply at tW T eafirv if th* Ur St for th« renewal <jt rhe .»ii" tai LuanOßice Certificate, del — <v! t 101 lat my Lodgings ifi the cit< f Helphia, intlie year «"79'." No, 1607, iitei April ij, 17- ; j. Doliai: :r»ed in thi- 'D.' awa-c itatc ti feriber then refi lent at V w -Ctl r, >, terfigned Samuel Paterfni, C. L. '(1. w o -veil' fo 1 ! inte--'I jv. to the la:t of Di-i • mbd ,itk, tf. said C'>n inental I oan Ofiitt. New Castle, Nov. to 1"9
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