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"*. !.r.rT - ~.. ~~1 .= tea. . - elmr *4l Pillia- * ,NI 1 retail OAs 4 , :ing et liar si , J4-z- fir..----,•-rwir-1 ikti•li 6, e tit v t i I --- *- ' 0 !..:r ,*•, • • Irr lb , : I s . . . • , ~.. - ' .100 , . . . 0 ..... ,t n• t .• - ' , (II ) O r . ilk .. • •• .r ~~J - : . ify . . • li r , ) P ; Oa. V*4 l I N, r 7 7111 .s* 44 )•lw - , z 1/I[l3_ER 6813] PEACE SIX-PENCE. THURSDAY, lAN' 'ARV 12, 1809 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURT.I.ANE. riilS PRESENT EVENING , JANUARY It L 'WI . Majesties Servants will set a New Comedy, caned ME ; Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. The Principal Character* by Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. POWF.LL, ELLISTON. Ni,DoWTON, Mr.WROUGHTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr..M.A:THEWS, Mr. SMITH, Mr. SCRIVEN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Mrs. SCOTT, The Prologue to be spoken by Mr.MATHEWS, And the Epilogue In , Mrs. JORDAN. After which Oath time these 12 years) the Pantomime at ROBINSON CRUSOE ; Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. The s o w Osaiady of Mim and. Wife, contkining to be received itl usoir g incobauop, will be repeated nary everdattill A wr c oke ; 9 isltb Ratibeon Crusoe. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Decoder . $l, lam. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA; IESTrs ORDNANCE, A, heraytive Meier, • Thet•Proposals will be received at theirOtiee 4 ?: *OW Ericisi die 9 0 0 1 4y of ,lapttfrd next, frOln inleb P9 l OO l as : snay willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE HOOKS and various other Articles of Iron for service of this Deputmeut for a period of Three Years. Patterns d the Ankles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Oaks in the Tower, where farther par ticolars, together with tile - fermi and Conditions of the Contract, may be known ; and Aso at the Secretary's 011 ice in Palt-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals Must be delivered, sealed up and en dorsed" Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &e." but no Proposal can be admitted after *is said 20th day of January, at twelve o'clock at i ssoori.of the same day, neither Ica any Tepderiste noticed un- This dsy was Pelilidiedolligently printed is a Pedret Volume, 1 and adoreed whit numerous Engravings in Wood, price in -boards, the Third Edition of BROAD GRINS : TALES IN VERSE. $y GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger. liseludieg these formerly published under the Tide of " My Night.Gpwn and Slippers." Printee foe T. Ca44l , aud W;Davies, Strand. EDMOI4 OF SHAIt.../rx....—. This day were published. a sialarge Volumes tto. embellished with highly-fiaishodPipies, engraved by Heath from Stotbard's desigit_s. price 151.155. THE PLAYS•sf WILLIAM SHAKSPEPME, tem the congaed Tort of Johnson and Sterveas. PriatediairJaha Sseokdole, - Piecadlly. A few Copies hreagahsod on lot Paper, with peoof Wpm. sioas of the Mom. prlio OIL I NEW EDITION OF MR. SEWARD'ScAIawarEs. Tbls day was publUthed,Astruisomely printed is F.ous Volume', Octavo, and illustrated with several Engravings, prie 11. 12s. in board., it New Edition of A NECDOTES of tome distinguished PERSONS, -s• chiefly of the late and two preceding Centuries, including an dicrAtillt of the Republic of tit. Marino ; the several Articles Cbroopiogieslly arranged, and.with a copious Index. Printed for T. Cade! and W. Davies, Strind. ity taw pubiisbed, Elt/TIF Prinitd k two Volumes, and adorned with twelve En gra rigs, front Pictures by Mr. Fuwli, price 15s. la hoods; a few on Zone paper, price 11. 4s. a New Edition of nBERON s A POEM ; from the German of WILLAND.A..By WILLIAM SOTHEBY, Esq. _ _ . NEW ANNUAL. Ithuurkat. FOR 1808. In Februs:y neat will be published, in one large Volume, Cietiwo. price 11. in boards, ar IL to. hag-bawd, 'THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, or gene ad Repository of History, Politics, and L i terature , gene -3 Ifflong UlBB. To which profited, the Mowry of IClicwledire,, lintulny. nod 'rote in Great aritain, daring don Reign of emeik Anne. Printed for John Stnclable, Of whom may be land.tongplet• Seta it time tem Work, trod 1 1730 to 1808, 28 oak. bait-bosiod, vita aali. !a. • ••••••••••1111.1r 1.••••••1111100 GRAND MAPS ' SPA. 114118.T11" rttititt.OVA PRESENTYANTJARY'II . 11. their Majesties Servants Ira Me tbeilpmei et - 4 . 4 THE MAN OF THE WORLD. sir Ptrririss Mite,Ttorhaltt, Mr. C 4014 irton, Mr. C. JUMBLE; Melville, Mr. MURRAY ; inry; Mr. BRUNTON ; Lord inrabercoort; Mr. '94rADVP. Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. R. JOHNSTON. Lady Maesycophant, Miss LESERVE ; Constantin, Miss NORTON; Betty Hint, Mrs. DIBDIN. To which will be added, she celebrated Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. las ;he kart) , ritaking it. or an Ategi,t Jo tat bgbittfoitail attend. Order ciltbs 160. 4, - Are S ecatory. OF .IN.. ice. I int NEW rbII a l e d Ifig S l irlttP 4311 Plo d Gl. A 1 AP ut I' a AL. . 1 - on vise Sheets. by S. bienaelle.Member or the Wag Institute of Sciences at Paris, price 11.11 s. Gd. or on CMllla ' Rollers, or in *Case, tl. • 2. A New Mar of Spat N and Porn/GAL, onrcerlloll= by Don Thomas Lespez, pries 11. ls. az on C`minu and grin a Cueol. lls. id. S. A New Mar of SPAIN and PORTVCAL, on QV! Wee MOW. . by Don Thomas Lopez. price 7s. or on Canvass, in a Calo,ls. N. B. The tWo last Maps are improved from the Int. V. A New GRAND MAP 1111EUROPt. Cglallatia from *tame tecen4Servers of the French, Austrian, and Russian Geograpliam, on nine large Sheets, coloured, price 31. 13s. bd. or on Canvass apd Rollers, or half bound, in Russia, as an Atlas. Sl. 15s. Id. or on spring Rollers in a mahogany Case, 101. 10a. 7 feet 7 them wide, and 7 feet high. ORDif4NCitOint3, janrary 6, 1809. PlifigglP4l4l OFFICERS of 148 Mii- J.ESTraORDX4NCE, do loryloy give Notue, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pa!Wall, no Sr before Wednesday the 25th day of January instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the PAINTER'S WORK at the Royal Armoury Mills, Lewisham, in the County Of Kent, for i period of three years. Printed fit T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also lie had, 1. Ossitos ; or, Fluon de Bouideans, a Mask; and OagEris, a Tragedy, by W. Sotheby, Esq. l2mo. 75.. f. Swot.; a Poem, in Two Parts, by the same. Ekgantly printed in • les. inboards. To conclude Zth three entire new Scenes : the first represent ing theßuins of the late 'Fbeatre-Royal, in Covent-Go/den ; the /m ond, an met representation of the Laying of the Foundation stone, as it apprarra on Saturday the 31st of December last, which changes to 1 New Titan*. To-morrow, The Gamester ; with Mother Goose. Saturday, Othello; with Torn Thumb. OLYMPIC I'AVILIOg: NEWCASTLE—STREET, STRAND. (Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) From theariany disappoint:he:its eimirienFed by several Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of seeing the Ornbres Chinoises, the Public are most respectfully informed that they cOmmence at half past six precisely/ THIS, and EVERY EVENING this WEEK, 16th time these 15 a Serie?Coaale -Carriele, tilled THE LITTLE WORLD ; OR, OMBRES CHINOISEO, :tuestrian Exercise', by the Dot/bit Coiapaay, and Mr. Saila. 27th time, a Grand *made, called FRENCH INTRilbtka ; OR, Till OF PORTUGAL. Principal Characters, by Mr. Crosezasi and /y/13. Parker. Various Songs, by Mr. Johannot, MIA Wornireen; cc. To conclude with, iSthtime, the P•011it Pratitermane of QUIXCd u h weo ; OR, HARLEQUW N1f4111.140R. rarlequin, Mr. Crewman ; Quixote, Mr. Cook : Sancho, Mr. Norman; Afirtb, Mist Blorrigreen ; Florella, Miss Greville ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. In the course of the Pantomime, various Evolutions by Two Squadrons of Horse. Doors open at half-past five, begin at balfipasa •ibros.Second price half-pant eight. . . - • Riding Taught front ten till three, by Mr. Delia *ad able Assista&s. 0 . On Monday next will be produced a new Spectacle, and a int Harlequinade ; with (by desire) the Cotillion and Country lance by Eight Horses. THE NEW . COMEDY. This day was published, Price Half-I-Crown, VAN AND WIFE • or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. • A Com edy, in The Acts. As It Is per forming at the Theurny-Rippi, Drury-Lane. By S. I. 4RNOLD, Esq . . Printed for RICHARD tIeILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-Igen ; ;Ad spld ty Goddard and Chuppk, P> rnali ; Booker, loiadiltriell ;add ty all Booksellers in Tows and Country. Of whom may be bad, The SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. 12th Edition. By A. Cherry, hq. Price 2s. 6d. The CURPEW. 7th Edition. Price's, id. AN - fittbAPfkraterri — tatti. • TO those who wish for a Dance, without being at the great erpence of hiring a Bind, from two to fifty couple any dance to it at one time there are Six. Steps, with a Dewu and Triangle, three Barrels, lif/Q with dancing. tunes, one Songs, iffinne, fie. Pipes are all glued in fast, with a Packing Case, &c. r. maie to go a b roa d ; cost F or ty-tw o G u i ne as, will now be sold for. .airtT-tw o Guineas ready money, and no abatement.—May be seen at No.• 5, Leicester-place, 1 . -I;leagemquxre, from Eleven opock to Four only.—lt Aar si,!k feet blich• TO TILE ADMIRERS OF A FAIR SKIN. Tie CELEBRATED POLISH VEGETABLE SOAR PASTE. I DELCROIX has prepared the abbve valuable 4 ' SOAP PASTE from a r ec ip e o f Mr. BROf KOSKI', his friend, mini= Chemist, in Warsaw, who is the sole Inventor. of this Precious Composition, whiel i o bi l ig tseeos universally,approved of by Personsof the first rank • rth *lt blank and.frazen country, r Softening, Nourishing, and Whihuslosithe'Shil, and allowed In be a certain preventative Sialniietbe cold air stopping the face card hands, an agreeable perilous', and a most pleasing and ef&- tlitScia t fix- Onlaire This article cannot in offered at a more Proper tine than in tee winter season, whbn a trial of two days /61 p r ove its Poculiarvirtuee, as well fs its superiority over di cry Ceevery of the kind ever presented to the Pablic. s °klssholeside by the Proprietor, No. 56, Potand-street; and marl by the Prinexp* ol Perfumers in Town and Country. TO THEI.AbIES OFILUROPE. ITASSAN's TURKISH SPECIFIC for remov ing. SUPERFLUOUS PintERFLUnsOUS the g o = 4 f i r ou ctia . the F i a l c s e t , Net t k, Arms, and dr ttidful tzarina in the Harim, and anion the women, " c l• sica wsk b Y *manure of the unfortunate Selfm ill. Zayda Hassan was 33 Y as to gain palmation (at the risk of her life) of.this secret, which by the Turkish ladies, on aceonnt of tbrir style &Is, and the manner in which the fac,, and neck are euposed, ield in the highest estimation. All others must be spurious. Prevent the possibility a imposition, Lades are requested-tit rye, that each bottle is signed Z. Hassan, in the Psoptittoell writing, toimitate wkickis felony.—Priee ss.6d.thst beads. 7 ipia Hassan being unacquainted With tbi English lainigi!#se,, 3 P;linted kie s i rs . Straw intlEdwards,St.PainrsehnieiS-ysrt; 1.1411 Ladies may depend upon being iepplieekwAsthe - dsigla- Entine. Orders (post paid) inelooda:::* 24111 10 r le or larger quantity, w#l be pun . elFe 4 44 An Atiatetrient of Is. in s THP INFALLIBLE-RAT. P4:llVplyk,_. . NEW Composition Tot . Diltroling . KAT§ and , . mia. Thee thin P?petirr, to a!lvvret. l 4 die e ll Pd, is not to be ty ' Etet;--in short, itis'ittrunt L!:. Th e application le ample, expect* nELanil the ~.t certain. `..th :re the extraordinary pad A •- - °viers itlPss4"rit. '' th e i nventor has fiq irrsi uently knob . env to take it train h t 4; 01 1° 4 voth the greaten avidity. ' ' \ . 831 d, t 7 otdct of the Proprietor, by Messrs. Howaad and ' 3 , Long-lane, Wen Staithedd; Mr. Johnstone, No. Is l t i tsek-stre e t !:oho : Shaw' and Edvords, NO, 66, Sl t Pa . 114 j iltch.yarcl; M 'r. Butler Nem. 4, " . e ; Maid; Nos 324 , i °lll'arrl; Messrs. fellionil d 'aid Sart . ; No. s 's Lai * Aire r r ' 3 ?li.e, Carlisle ; a n d by t h e pr i nc i pa l V en d rre o f Patent sin the Uniteid kJ:spire. Further particulars, together with the Tema put Conditions of the Contract, =The known, upon apylicatkm at the Secretary's °Ste, in Pan-Mall aforeapid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals muit be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed f‘ Proposals for Painter's Work," but no Pro posal can be admired after the said 25th day of January, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be notiqd =less the party making it. or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRE-- dAvALRY. 'elt SALE, a Cometcy in a Regiment of Light Draipsoni.—Partieulars may be known by applyiag to A. at Mr. Goddard's, Military Bookseller, Coma of Ball-Mall, Loa• ann. ; -:;(Lelers post Raid.) PORTSPA ISLAND WATBR-WORKS. To be completed under the authorithx of an Act of Parliament pm*, for " Supplying the Town )ef Portsmouth. the Garri son, Oie Public OiScea, tke Shipping, and Parts adjacent with good and wholesome Water." THE Board of Manage* of the PORTSEA -a- ISLAND W.EkTERTWORIP COMPANY 42ving re solved; that the Capital bf E 60,000 should be immediately com. pitted, that the Act awry be carried into effect with all passible 'dispatch, do hereby give Notice, that Subscriptions for that per pose will be recefved # the Company's Offices, No. 8, Bucklers tniiy, London, and St. neorge's-squue, Parma; also at Messrs. 1 . 4* .y...a4 Co. repchurch-street, Bankers is the Company. Portse4 Island 'Water-Worles, JOHN TAYLOR, S, Btiekleribury, lan. 10, 1809. Secretary. MI *bite, ore 119 a eacto be paid by Instilmenseg ezo per Share, with an interval of at least One Month between the payment of each Instilment. 415 per Share to be paid at the time of Subscribiog, Awing a Deposit of S per Cent. and the ant payment of 10 per Cent. on each Share. The Searetary will attend the Office from eleven till three o'clock each diy, where the Regulations and every required information may be obtained. • . . exquvrinmsNT. 'FOHN FRASER takes this method of informing the Public, and his Friends In particular, that having resigned the service of acting as Accountant to the Bank of Scotland, he tya commetuted Staginess in the Retail Grocery line, on the pre mises newly built Sy Archibald Goodall, High street, where the public may he supplied for ready money at the very lowest priers, with Dolmas, Conpus, Suchones, Green and Hyson Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa ' East and West In dia Raw Supt.*, Lumps, Refined, Double Refined and Powdered Loaves, Italian Juice, Poland Starch, Saltpetre, &c. with every other article in the Grocery line, and reternsihanks to a generous-public, for the en• couragement he has receive I since opening. liaddingten, North Britain, Jan. S, 1809. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that muo be in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all times advance any sitm from 1001. to 20.000!. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Clergymen? Livings, or Freehold, Coavhold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.— Personal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for well-secured Annuities. TIMBER. Fro BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very fine OAK -11 TIMBER mixed with sotne very valuable A.SH and ALDER, an of above WO years growth. It is situated within fifteen miles of. Giotsmell, and twenty-one of Limerick, in the Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Towns there is water carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will be received until the Sd of March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great Georges-street, Dublin. and further particulars may be known, by application to Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Yard, London. VORKSHIRI, EAST:RIDING': TO SE SOLD AUCTION.—In LOTS, On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the t ath, 19th, and 20th Om of January, ISO% at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley, in the eulnity of York, • 1 HE MANOR of BEVERLEY WA TER TOWN.% in.tbe East. Riding of the County of York, and settnal Freehold Dwelling-houses, Closes, and Parcels of Land, situate at Beverley, Beverley Parks, and Hull Bridge, in the said East Riding. P%rticulars mar be had of Messrs. Hesleden, solicitors, Barton irpon•Hunsher, -Lincolnshire; Messrs. Burley and Moore, cnlici cove Lincoln's-Inn, London ; Isaac Leatham , Esq. Barton, near horaiton;YOrkshire ; Mr. Joseph Dickinson, of Beverley Parks and Mr. Hall, solicitor, Beverley. _ _ _ VALUABLE TRADE AND PREMISES. To be DISPOSED OP on LIBERAL TERMS, with immediate Possession, THE GOOPIWIIL mis t STOCK in TRADE connected with , thp Bswinest of a Retail IRON MER- C 44241% Thitisgficern, which is of the first respectability, has been for many years extensively and successfully conducted in a latgc commercial manufacturing Town, within ore of the Mid. land'COonties ; it, possesses every.desirable. advantage in point of ;ituation, and is Capable .of any ferther.extention that might be ?wished for. The Puxcloser, if be pleases, may be accommodated with the premises .at a fair sralitatiosi.: they comprise a .captal Mansion, with Weinhouses, Yards and other suitable conveni 'euces,, ali.agoinipg and pe rfecta! entire. • The preatni Proptietv is retiring froM business, iv this com munication would not Itave.been submitted to the public. For further information references may•fte xna,de either tts. Messrs. Baster and Martin, Furnivars Inn, or to Messrs. Rigsby and Wells, Solicitors, Nottingham. 'This day was published, in One Volume, Octavo, Price 7s. 6d. boards, the $d Edition of HINTS to YOUNG PRACTITIONERS in the STUDY of LANDSCAPE PAINTING. Uiustrated by Engravings, intended to show the different Stages of the Neutral 'l'o which are added, Instructions in the Art of Painting on Velvet. By f. W. ALSTON, L.P. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. "-This Work contains plain and clear instructions for drawing Landscapes , also respecting the miring and mannement of co lours, &c."—Gen. Rev. This day was publi►hed, Price 7s. 6d. sewed, illustrated with a coloured Map of Hindo star, pointing out the late Division of Territory, ''HE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and DIREC• TORY for 1809; ecuttainlng the Company's Establish ' meats at Holm and Abroad, and much other useful Informatirs, By JOHN MATHISON and ALEXANDER WAY MASON, Of the Secretary's Office East-India House. To which is affixed, AN ADDENDA; containing the Altera tions, the Advices of which have been received by the late Arri vals, with those in the Home Department, including the Report of the third Annual Examination of the Students at the College at . Hertford.—Early Purchasers of the above may receive the Ad denda gratis, on producing their Copies to the Booksellers from -whom they bought them. Sold by Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Leadenhaß-street ; and J. Hatchard, N 0.190, Piccadilly. CHEAP REPOSITORY TRACTS IN VOLUMES. Lately published, [Entered at Stationere-Hall ANEAT and Uniform Edition, corrected and improved, of the Three Volumes, price beuad las. 6d. Vol. I. contAing the longer Stories. Vol. li. contatniog the Sunday Readings for Families. With a Variety of Prayers. Vol. 111. containing the shorter Stories. Either of these Volumes may be had separately. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Nn. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Kitehard, No. 190, Piccadilly. N. B. The History of Mr. Braswell, the Shepherd of Salisbury Plain, &c. &c. may be had in complete sets, neatly printed. This day was published, 11=1m - writely printed in one Volume, Octavo, price W.. in beards, A New Edition with Additions, biting the Third, of THE MEDITATIONS OF A RECLUSE : Chiefly on Relieous Subjects. By JOHN BREWSTER, M. A. Rector of Rednaarshall, Dur b an. _ Printed for F, C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. Hatcbard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of wham may be had, by the same Author, 1. Lectures on the Acts of the Apostles, delivered in the Parish Church of Stockton-upon-Tees, during Lent, in the Years i 803, 1804, 1803, and 1806. Handsbrnely printed, is two Volumes, octavo, with three Maps illustrating the "fravels of the Apostles. Price, in boards, 148. 11 . 6 day was published, Neatly printed onallue. Paper, price bound 3s. A new Edition of THE DEVOTIONS of BISHOP ANDREWS. Translated from the Greek. by DEAN STANHOPE, and repablished by .tbe late WHOP HORNEi Printed for P.C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold Murby J. Hatched; No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, The ; or, the Sincere Word of GOD. Being a plain and impartial Amount of the oreole Faith and Duty Of a gtrjstian. C9l)ected out of,tbe Writings of.tbe Old And New. testament—digested under proper &tads, and delivered in the Words of Scripture. By Francis -Going, Er.D. late Lofdllisbop af pisestec ; the lsth edition, princ,bottad Ss. 6d. ' N.B. These BOoks are recommended and dispersed by the So-1 clety for promoting Christina knowledge. Accompanied by GLISB2S. This day was published, to be completed in Twenty-four Monthly Pans, PART I. Price Six Shillings and Sixpence ; Or, for those who may prefer it, in Numbers, NUMBER I. price One Shilling and Sixpence, To be completed in One Hundred and Four Weekly Numbers, making two very large and splendid Volumes is Quarto, of A SYSTEM of MODE RN GEOGRAPHY, or the Natural and Political History of the Present State of the World. By JOHN SMITH, LL.D. This New Geography will unite as its chzracteristics, and, in great part, as its peculiar features, I. Descriptions of an Countries, compiled from the latest and best Authorities is t h e English, French, German, and Spank\ Languages ; and arranged according to the most approved Me thods of Statistical• Writers. U. Graphic Representations of the Manners and Characters of all People, of the peculiar Features of all Countries, and of all those Cities in the World which form Metropolises of separate KinAtionis and Empires. 111. A Collection of New Maps of all Countries, equal or tu• perior to those liveu in any existing Geography sr separate Atlas. IV. A Pair of Adams's nine-inch Globes, given gratis, froth new Drawings which include all the latest Improvements and Discoveries, calculated to perfect a System of Geography in entry Family, Library, and Seminary of Education. The Work will be completed in Tarentrfour Parts, he to be published Monthly, at Gs. ed. oath, containing Ten node of Letter-press, besides one or two Maps, and several apse) Eugravings. Or in One Hundred and Four Weekly Numbers, at Is. ed.; containing each at least one Copperplate. And with the Twelfth Monthly Part, or Fifty-second Weekly Number, will be given gratis a nine-inch Terrestrial Globe made by Adams (Mathematical Instrument and Globe Maker to his Majesty); from new Plates drawn and engraved on purpose; and with the 'twenty-fourth Part, or One Hundred and Fourth Weekly Number, will be given a corresponding Celestial Globe, by the same Maker; the Pair such as sell in the Shops at Three Guineas. Persons disposed to possess themselves of one or both Globes. without waiting for the Periodical Publication, may do so on purchasing the first two Parts, or the nine first Numbers, and paying a Guinea per Globe in advance. Or, those who already possess Globes, and who wish to pur chase this new and superior Geography, without the engapmente for the Globes, may have the Monthly Parts at Ss. oach. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, aad Jones (wactetwons to Mr. Symonds), No, 20. 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