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Barthelemy, written by Hiinfelf, in 179 a and 1793—with a Portrait of the Author, This Edition has been carefully reviled and correded by the hit Paris edition, pubidhed from a copy, in which the late Abbe Bar thelemy had made numeroua Correliona and Additions, with his own band. The Tables, at the end of the Seventh Volume are correeted with rcfpeet to many of the Dates, and conGderably en larged—Four new ones aft alto added, viz. a. Of the Attic Months. _ . 1. Of the Tribunals and Magiltrates of Athens. . 3. Of the Grecian Colonies. 4. A Geograpbkal Table or Index of the Countries, Cities &e. mentioned in the Work, with their Modern Names The Maps. Plans, Views, and Coins, contain fcveral additional new unekand are mom new deGgns, in general on $ Larger f.: ale. The whole have heen to engraved for this edition of the Tranfhi don, and are executed with an accuracy, ticatnefs, and elegance. which render them. In that raped likewik, much fuperior to thole of the former editions. _ _ _ N.B. A few copies are printed on fuperfine Royal paper, and will be fold with Proof Impreffions of the Hates and Maps. price 64 6a. boards. Printed for J Jolmfon ; W. J. and J. Rictirrifast ; T. Payne; Cadeli and Davies; Longman, Huse, Rees and Orme; J. and A• Arch ; &Arlington, Allen and Co. G. Robinfon, and J. Mawnsan. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AVKLUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, li,u• ate in the Parih of Burton Matt, near Banbury and War wick; about three miles from !Clacton and the Oxford and Co- ventry Navigation, called the OLD LFYS MANOR FARM, tythe•frec,• enotaining 194 A. 3 R. 11 P. of excellent meadow, grazing, and arable land, Lying very compadt, and within a ring lence• a Farm Houle and yard, with the barns, 'tabling, granary, towhore and outbuildings. of the yearly value of 4301. The E S i•Ask. is very conveniently fitaated between two turn pike reads, leading from Banbury toWarwick, !Chicon, and Strat. ford. The Tenant will Sew the Uwe; and for further particulars, and to treat for the fame, apply to Mean. Walton!, (Dolby, and Watford, Solicitors, &wintry. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. A HBO IT and Mr. BLADES, Ootbe Prcintfn, at VlFtniovtb, in the Comity of Dark, OD MONDAY N gar, amain following days. it n '1 'HE Elegant and Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE,the property of a MAN of FASHION,wbo has gaited the place ; comprifing a drawing mom felt, ;lan and mirrors, firulfells carpets, Statuary marble tablemmahogany dining tables, twelve parlour chairs, mahogany folcboard, card, Pembroke, and library tables, two mahogany fecretaties with boolicaks, wardrobes, thefts of drawers, and every fort of chamber fomi• cure, recently manufactured in London in the molt fateful man ner and of fuperior workmanesip and materials ; a Theodolite, a Ctsinefe Gong, &c. a Grand Piano Forte, and two fquare ditto, by the Broadwooda ; Erin& Porcehine and Wedgewood Wan. rich Cut Olaf., Or Moulu Candelabra, Ent Linen, aBo dozen of choke Wine. In the fir* Day's Sale will be Sold by Auetion. the LEASE of the PREMISES. molt defirahly Ensued In a genteel Street. opening to the Efplanade, In every refpeet fishable to a Family of Diltlndtion. May be viewed, and catalogues had on the pet:mites price is alfo, at the Antelope. Dorthefter ; Bak Bridport ; Crown. Bland. Cod; Antelope, Salitbury; Antelope, Poole ; Lamb fnn, Bath; Mars. Blades soil Palmer, N.. iyy. Piccadilly; and of Mr William Abbott, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly, London. • FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. • • LADIES and Gentlemen Who with the ornament of a FINE HEAD of HAlit, need only make a fair tend of the RUSSIA OIL, particularly as it is found •fo nseeffary to moiften the Hair when drefliog ; it is ufed by the Royal Family, and Ladies of the Grit circle. It Is a °curlew and Improver to its growth, prevents falling off, and is fo great a prefetver and Itreustbener to the Hair, as to prevent It becoming bald Of turning grey,to the lateft period; alto reftores Hair on bald places. Sew • ral Gentlemen, who have been bold have declared, after ufing the Reba Oil regulirly !or three mouths, became nearly covered with hair. It is recommended to Ladies who life shelling imam, as it pre/runs the ill died, occafioned by their heat...lt is of much uk to thole who wear artificial Hair, as it gives I! a natural glob 7s. per bottle, ne one bottle containing four (mall, at a Ovinea..— To be had of the Proprietor, 333,05f0rd them ; and, by appoint ment, at molt priucipal Perineum in Englaud, Ireland, +ad Scot land. The Proprietor informs his Agents and Vendors, that their fixture lupplles will have the litpature on each bottle figned In gold ink. • CAvrion —The efficacy of the Rua Oil has of Iste been complained of, occaGoned by unprincipled wrong circulating counterfeits, whicl. is irnpofitd on different Shopkeepers, partieu. lady on Hair dreffirs, by ImpoitOrs, wbo trava exalt. Welling tbanfelvcs the Proprietor. Purchafere of the Rua Oil are re commended to oblerve, the Label on the ouch& of each bottle is Sgnd " Mochrikufsky and Prince,' In gold it.k.---6hopkeepers willang to be fupplied with the genuine Retro Oil, by applying to the t' ;0 Odor, A. eft ice, 33 ;, 01(0rd-fired, or at any whole fate perfumer or nudidne vender's which they deal. with in Loo don, will receive liberal allowance. . a ikw,,.-11c flaw bills, alto the wrappers of the stone terftits, are etadtly imitated with the aufEan haslet it is therefore particularly ;weary to oblerve. that it is bgned as above; as any Rullia Oil Idling without that Gowen, arc couaterfeits, and the circulators it:Tudors SATURDA'