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'f• • . . p , i i , -**( •• x • ' . •. • \ • ,4 4. -- . ' . ( ..,,,..„.• %.,,,, ••• it 4 . NI) ma / , r. _ .I' - .'. ' -:,•.- * S I , ~...- • (52 . liAli f f• iti iri i tv [ . I . ( v74,....,- . ./. .....L... k ~- - , 4 11 1 / 4 r,e44 0 " 4 ."- '• . ~ . --........ • . , 4 ...../ . - ..- h 1 . c v ~.--..) 4 ' t t • `., f ' . 4.' I —, - .••• • •• 7 _,,,,---.4 ‘4 ~... 0 ! .'I A ,).. i , ' ... ..• ._ ___. . . . . \. • ..."-:* —-- - - ).ill t'l .;) ' J FRIDAY, DECEMBER I. 1804 PP 10. F. SIX PFNCE-HALFPENNY. :This day was published, Flea la. 'HE OBLIGATIONS • ATTEMPT the CONVERSION of the JEWS. MERINO SHEEP AND WOOL. !list pulatishetl, in Esvo. price Bs. with 10 Plater, FACTS and OBSERVATION'S on MERINO SHEEP and WOOL., OXEN, PLOUGHS, &c. By the Right Hon. I.qrti SOMERVILLF.4 • London : Printed for 1. Haßling, 36, St. lanae's-street. Where may be had, 1. 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Miss Vortex, Mrs. GIBBS. the Musical Entertainment of JUBILEE. reposed and sel-ettd by Mr. Reese. ipal Cbartcters by INCLEDON, LISTON, Mr. DENMAN. ,IS lON, and Miss BOLTON. Fleet ; with Who Wins t h Don Juan. Opera; with the Blind Boy. dan of the World; with Oscar fild By a PRESBYTER of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. London: Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Leadendlb street; Rivingtons, St. Paul . ; Church-yard; Hatchard, Picca din y ; and Condt.r, Bucklersbury. r ,- --; - - - . 4 11.0YA1. 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F!s to m••• OA by J. li. lid. at I a.iz, tith a lew L.—At It.:?wr.ut tur. nt. , y rait:nei in wr.;::11 i'u;.:n•-(1-nal--irnp....Issnner:ta ; WM. C4l: - Artl:lg,"a. u:(1 :•7y,-i i fd~ l ; ;Ind AI ;: h brmrls, tht Sccond ‘vr(l. pntl 'J::^tClr at L.O it, l' .;~ :~,., ••= Il: ; nn L'ollicn.s 0: . .. A ' r ::1 , endr.v. - 0t.r....! (41 f.::,:i.h,-w!tbin '• ••i: , •• t 1.1 s • e. I: 70911 .141:v."FHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, "'HIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBEI will be acted a Cobsetly, Called A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE. Sir Hubert Stanley, Mr. MURRAY; Charles Stanley, sir. MtUNTON; Vertu. Mr. WADDY ; y o ung Rapid, Mr. JONES ; Old Rapid, Mr. MUNbE Frank Outland, Mr. EMERY. eiiss BRISTOW; Miss Vortex, Mrs. GIBBS. To which will be THE JUBILEE ridded the Musical Entertainment of en. Overture and Tsltteic composed and selected by Mr. R x•-• The principal Characters by Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. TAYLOR. Mr. LISTON, Mr. DENMAN. Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. LIS TON, and Miss BOLTOt Tremorrow—The English Fleet; with Who Wins f 00 Monday, Othello with Don Juan. o n Tuviday, 'The Bew.ear's Opera ; with the Blind Bay. to Wednesday, The Man of the World; with Osca Shin HFIELD CLUB. rim SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS slir CATTI.3'., SHEEP, and ?IGS, will be held at Mr Ives Repository Yard, Goswell-strew, near Sinithfidd, on F Seurdae, aed Monday, the 15th, lath, and 18th of Dece 1 0, The Anneed Dinner of the. Ciub will be held at Fr ' Tavern on bionday the 18th, at Five &Clock, and 1 se s • , ed. each, may be had as the Bar of the Tavern; or a S.eler, , at the Shew Yard. N. B. The Smelt to he eshibite.l, for the Prises must art tit Shea , Yard before Nine o'Clock on the morning of 'Thu 14th, and Certificates study conformable to the p film, most either be then helve-red or previously sent eel to the Stewards of the Yard, otherwise such animals w ;;,admitted into competition by the Judges. 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This day was published, in Twenty-eight handserne and closely printed volumes, royal 18mo. containing each about Four Hundred Pages, illustrated and embellished with upwards of One Hundred large Engravings. price Eight Guineas in boards, or Ten Guineas elegantly betind ; and the Voy At; Es in Thir teen Volutaes, or the TeeYees, in Fifteen, may be bed sepa rately, after the same rate. ACOMPLETECOLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS, from the First Voyage of Columbus, in the year 1192, to the Commencement of the Present Century; the principal of them printed verbatim from the best editions of the original works. The whole selected and prepared for the press By WILLIAM NIAVOR, LL.D. Vice r of Hurley and Rector of Stoaestield, Chaplain to the Earl of Moire, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, Author of the Uaiversal History, British Nepus, ace. acn. ate. This new and enlarged Work consists partly of a reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which has for a considerable dine been out of print ; and partly of new neuter, co:nprising the voyages unabrid;ted of ANSON, By , WALLIS, CAKTAK LT, and Come ; the Travels unabridged of AnotsoN, Mowr co, and SISOLLET ; and of abridgments of many valua ble works published subsequently to the appearance V the former edition, bringing the Collection down to the present time. • The Contents of the several Volumes will best illustrate the Nature, Utility, and Value of rhierew Work. 1 HE VOYAGES. 1 10. 1. Columbus. De c e ama, Cabot, Drake, Sm. 2. Anson, Utica, &c. Ilyron, Wain:, Carteret, &c. 4. Cook's First Voyage. 5. Cook's First Voyage. G Coek's Second Voyege. 7. Cook's eecutel Voyage. 8. Cook', V,oyeg 9. tei.ok's Third Veyle,.. 10 Cook's 'I el Voye l .^. 11. Phipps, I ielding, Forest, Philip, Wilson, &c. Peeee Veeeoever, &c. 19. Methews, urnbull, and Index. TriE TRAVELS. 14. Addison, IV— W. Muntegu, &c. 13. Shsw, Nieuhato , &c. 16. Bruce, Aleueertuis, %Voted, ones. 17. eimollet's France y,d Italy. 18. Brydene, Se:Leine - me Ste. 19. Moore, Cote, ace. 20. Pella'., Mai:army, &e. 21. Valliant, Brown, li &c. Sonnini, Deaon, Pat ke, 23. Forster. Buchattan, &c. 21. Hearue, Weld; Lisecourt, Mackenzie, &c. 25. liourgq tinge Spain. 2'i. Kotzebue 's Siberia, France, and Italy. 27. Carr's France, Baltic, and Huriand. 28. Lord Valencia, and Index. The Voreoes in vols. or theinteVELS in 15 vols. rine be bad complete by themselves, with see:trate Indexes, a.. the rate of Six binning, per volume; and Cooe's VOrAt:f. S Round the World, printed vetbatim from the original -Ito. editions, may be had by themstlyee, with a separate Index, in 7 vols. trice wo fluineas. .* Printed for Ric HARD PHIL u ra, London ; and to be had of all the Bonb,eilk•rs in the Erni-di Enapire. 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