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Et me felt trouver la vie Dana les horreurs de trepan. B. Rov MAU, Odes Sacreek To which is added, An APPENDIX of MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS on RESUSCITATION. By the SOCIETY. London : Printed for the Royal Humane Society, by Nichols 'and Son, Red Lion Paffage, Fleet-ftreet ; and fold by F. and C. Rivington, J. Pridden, Richardons, J. Scorell, and J. Johnfon. DR. GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPEDIA, JUST COM- • PLETED. _ MR . PHILLIPS refpetlfully announces the recent Completion of Dr. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA (the only modern Work of the kind) in two large and magnificent Qarto Volumes, illuftrated by One Hundred and Forty Engrav ings, price 51. Esti. in Boards. It is doubtlefs onderftood by the Public, that this Work con tains the prefent State of every Branch of Knowledge, Including all recent Difcoveries and Improvements; and that, although it is comprised in only Two Volumes, which are fold at a flub or eighth part of the expence of other Cyelopedias ; yet, by the re jedion of extraneous fubjeets, not properly connected with a Dic tionary of Arts. and Sciences, all objects of ufeful or probable Reference, and all important Fads and Principles, are given u much at large as in Works ten times the bulk. Either of the twelve Parts may be bad feparately, at Nine Shil lings; and, perfons difpofed to cake in a part Weekly or Monthly, may be fuppliesl regularly by all Bookfelicre , No, Bridge ftreet, Blackfriars, Feb. tt, slot. , HIS . MA7ESTra NAVY, de krill give Notice, Tat on Friday the lath initatu, they will be ready to re est, iTenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for what RIVETS, CC 40PER's TOOLS, and COOPERAGE STORES, the fervice of this Department may require for the (pace of One Year, from the dates of the Contradts; to be delivered into the Viitualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in terelt ninety days alter date. The Conditions of the Contrads may be ken at the Secretary's Office. ►Phis Evening—The jealous Wifc ; with the Siege of Mottptz. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY i 6, 1807, will be ailed Slialceipeare's Play of CYMBELINE. Poilitmus, Mr. B KEMLE; halm°, Mr. COOKE. • Imogen, Mifs SMITH. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—The Man of the World ; with Mother Goofe. No 'grata will k bad to easy Trader is labia* the price fall ad be Wolof i a ward: at kao, or that (ball not be deligered to the Board Were one eclordi ea the fail Friday the 20tb kflaat o ear 111810 the Perim lobo sealer the Tesler, er fosse Prelim at his &bag; ones& to arfatier lam sallied hr. Mrs. PARSONS'. NEW NOVEL. This day was publilbed, In Four Volumes, 12mo. price 2,05. fewcd, THE CONVICT ; or, NAVY LIEUTENANT. By Mrs. PARSONS. Author of " The Miter and his Family," &c. &c. Breutford : Printed by and for P. Norbury; and fold by cotteu, Avo•Maria-lane, Loandota Where may be had, juit publiffied, The Children of Error; a Novel, by an Officer of Dragoons ; 2 vols. 75 lowed. And The Pilgrim of the Croft; or, The Chronicles of Chriftabelle de Mowbray; by Mrs. Helme ; 4 vols. 18s. roved. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ENCOURAGED by the liberal and kind offers of many refpedtable Proprietors, I venture to Ratter myfelf that the diilinguifhed patronage I experienced on a former oecifion, is a full juftification for my prefuming to intreat the favour of your fupport on the next vacancy which may occur in the direction, after the annual Eledtion in April, and I croft I may indulge a hope, that the Friends who fo Unanimity interefted themfelves in my behalf at that time, will again allift me with their Votes and their Intereft. Should I fumed, it will be my Rudy to juffify your choice, by an unremitting attention to the duties of the ita tion,ani by carefully watching over the interefts of the Company. I have the honour to be. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt faithful humble !avant. JOHN SHAKESPEAR. By Order of the Commiffioners for the Care and DKr:Frei of Pruf. flan Ships and Cargoes detained, FOR SALE, At the London Tavern, Foxbule-street, Plymouth. on Friday, the aotb of February loft at ten o'clock in the Forenoon, 'THE GALLIOT MERCURIUS. Length 66& ain. Breadth 22ft. ain. Adrneafures tad 83-94 Tons. BRIG MINERVA. Length 6oft 9ln. Breadth tBft. 'tin. Depth soft. 2let. Adnseafures 85 68.94 Tons. GALLIOT EVADNE. Length 79ft. 910. Breadth 23ft. kiln. Depth lift 3in. Admeafures £75 5894 Tons. GALLIOT NORDSTERN. Length 87ft ain. Breadth 23ft. sin. Depth Left. 61n. Admeafures 597 15-94 Tons. After the Sale of the Ships will be fold the entire CARGO of the NORDSTERN, detained on her voyage frost Bayonne, bbohd to Stettin, eonliftirg of 63 Pipes Brandy a Calks of Hams 350 Calks White Wine 2 Tons of Cork ta Hkds Oil of Turpentine 1,1 Tons of Rofin After which will l‘e fold the under-mentioned Goods : 8 !fiats of Sherry Wine i 6 ditto Piekkd Lemons 1 37 ditto Malaga ditto 5 Bavels Careffo Oranges 6 ditto]. Malaga Sack ditto t Cafe of Black Lead Hhd 256 Bales? /Arn i m Peal 9 Butts / Lime Jelce 52 Bags 14 Hhds so ditto Shumaek dittu Olives ' Being part of the Cargo the Dant& Brig FORTUNA. Alfo, 232, Bales of Wouw Weed, or Dye Weed; part of the Cargo of the Danith Brig HAABET. All condemned to the Crown. For Inventories of Ships. Catalogues, and Samples of Goods, apply to the Counting Houfe of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, January 27. 1807. MA&KNIGHT ON THE EPISTLES. This day was publithed, In Sit Volumes Odtayo, Price 31.535. 6d. in Boards, The Sccond Edition (to which is prefixed an Account of the Life of the Author) of A NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION from the Original GREEK of theAPOSTOLICAL with a Commentary, and Notes, Philological. Critical, Explana tory, anti Pradtical : to which is added, a Hiftory of the Life of the A - pale Paul. By JAMES MACKNIGHT, D.D. Author of a" Harmony of the Gorpels,” Ste. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Psternofier row ; and W. Creeds, and Ogle and Aiktnan, Edinburgh. To the PURCHASERS of Dr. ANDERSON'i Edition of the BRITISH POETS. IrHEPurchafers of the above valuable Work are ' r refpedtfully informed, that this day was publifhed, price One Guinea, fewed, Volume XIV. containing the foil sling tranflations; FRANCIS' HORACE, GAR 1' H's OVID, and LEWIS' STATIUS. Tuft publlthed, in two vols. crown Bvo price tas.in boards HE MILITARY, POLITICAL, and HIS TORICAL MEMOIRS of the late Count de HORDT, Native of Sweden, and Lieutenant General in the Service of Fre• deric the Great, King of Pruffia ; embracing the principal events which have occurred in the different States of Europe, and more particularly lb Sweden, from the Reign of Charles XI to that of Guitavus 111 together with fame interciting private Anecdotes of chafe great Perfnnages who then filled the Northern Thrones of Europe. Tranflated from the French, and reviled by Monfieur Boully, Member of the Royal Acadcmy of Sciences and &Iles Lettres at Berlin. PURSUANT' to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe " Pe.txce and another, againfl his Majeftes ATTORNEY 6z Nzam. and others," the Creditors of Charles O'Hara, late Governor of Gibraltar, Efq. decearcd, (who died in the month of - February. tBoo. are, on or before the 3d day of March, 1807, to come in before John Ord, Efq, one of the Maf. ters of the laid Court, at his Chambers,in Southampton 'Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts; or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the laid Decree. STEPHENSON .sn,n GOWER, Plaintiffs Solicitors. And thofe who have limited themfelvcs to the purchefe of Dr. Anderfon's CoHeaton of Trani!adage, are now alto refpedtfully in formed of the publication of the prefrnt Volume,which forms Vo lume the Third of POETICAL TRANSLATIONS, price one guinea, awed. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenfon ; anti T. Often, No. 3, Ave Maria-lane, London. 'THE FINE ARTS. This day was publifhed, In Twelve Numpers, Royal Folio, each Number containing fix elegant Engravibgs, price 6s. 6d. each, THE COMPLETE INSTRUCTOR in DRAW ING, by WM. CRAIG. The Firft fix Numbers confift of fix Royal Folio Plates each, contain a complete Series of progreffive Lei Tons in LAN oscArc, with Inftruetioas to accompany each; the laft fix Numbers con tain fimilar Inftrudions and Leffons In Fun/ars. . . For a:chandler of the above Work fee Appendix to Monthly Review, February r, xBO7. Printed for T. lierton, Military Library, Whitehall. 'THE next Meeting of the Tru floes for putting in -A. execution the feveral Adts of Parliament for repairing the Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the County of Mid didex, and for amending the Road leading from Went Bridge over Hanwell Heath, through the Parities of Hbwell, New brentford, and Ealing, to the Great Weftern Road in the fail ounty, and for other purpofm, will be held at the Houfe of rOnall Fox, the Old Hat, in the parith of Ealing, on Saturday, the uft day of February, aoy, at Twelve o'clock at noon pm cifely. C. HILL,"Clerk. LIBERAL EDUCATION. Tuft publithed in Two large Volumes, Bvo. price ills. hoards (or in 57 Numbers, to be had by one or more at a time, price Is. each); each Number containing fifty-fix pages of Letter.prefa, and the whole embellifbed with twenty-fix ufeful and elegant Copper plates. THE ACCOMPLISHED TUTOR ; or Corn plete Syftem of Liberal Education, being an Introdudtion to Scientifical Knowledge, and Genteel Accomplithments; con taining the molt improved theory and prat ice of the following fubjedts :—Englifh Grammar and Elocution—Penmanfhip and Short-hand—Arithmetic Vulgar and Decinsal—Stock bolding and Merchants AccountsMenfuration and Architedure—Optics— Algebra—Doetrine of Annuidet—Trigonometry—Logarithms— Geography—Aftromonny—Mechaniss—Eledricity— Pneumatics —Hydroftatics—Hydraulics--Drawing,Engraving, and Painting, and a variety agaitltur ufeful matter. Second Edition corrected. ..By•THOMAS HODSON. To enumerate the various dates of individuals to whom the prefent work will he highly acceptable, would be to pirticularize almoft every deftription of mankind. The friliiisr under des tuition of a matter, would find his labours greatly abridged by a reference to fuel a Treatife. The mechanical youth and man of bufinefs,, will find all that Is neceffary to qualify them for the Shop and Counting-houfe Thtde who hare miffed the advantages of a liberal education. may hers fupply that defect, end the experienced fcholar may find his ac count in.reziewing.the earlier part of his education. " This certainly is a ufeful and cheap Work ; the modern Im provements on sack fulled are introduced ; and we have no rem pie in giving it out general recommendation." • . Vide Britifh Critic, Nov. 180 z. Printed for H.D. Symonds, No go, Paternolter-row, where may be bad, price ds in boards MIINTOR ; or, The. Moral Conduetor of boards, from the Ace. de my to MaMsoud—a Work, the refute of actual but painful ex.' perience, candidly itated.and ufefully adapted to the level of youth-I ful underftanding. To which, is added, as an incitement to the ftudy of it in grown Youth, during their hours of relaxation from bufinefs, ,an My on the extenfive utility, advantages, and antufe ment of Mathematical Learning. By David Morrice. Mr. CRAIG has the pleafure of announcing to the Public, that his Effay on the Study of Nature in drawing Landfcape having been long out of print, and yet having been continually enquired for. he has made arrangements for reviving it, under the title of ' The Complete Inftrudorin Drawing.' London : Printed andfold by Thomas Oftell, N 0.3, Ave Maria lane, and every relpedtable printfeller and boolfeller inthe kingdom TO BE LET. And entered upon immediately, or at Lady Day next, AN Elegant furnifhed Houfe, with Ten Acres of Land, Pleafure and Kitchen Garden, and Right of extetifive Commonage, within a mile and a half of Windfor ; a long Leafe unexpired to, be difpofed of ; the Furniture, Fixtures, and Live ( flock to be taken at a fair apprairement, and the Houfe may be had fdrnithed for three or four years—a recently built Greenhoufe dpening into the Dining Rooms. For particulars apply at Mr. Smart's Newfliaper Offict, Upper tierkeley-ftreet, Porunan-fquare. This day was publilbed, by Glt &IN LAND and NOR 1113, Basifellers, Finfbury.fquare, London, A VINDICATION of Mrs. LEE's CONDUCT towards die CORDONS ; written by Eferfolf, price as. An Inquiry into the Permanent Caufes of the Decline and Fall of Powerful and Wealthy Nations, ilhiltratcd with four engraved Charts,defigned to Sim how the Profperity of the Britifh Empire may be prolonged. By W. Playfair, fecond Edition, quarto, priCe rt s. boards. A Statifileal Account of the United States of America, by D. F. Donnant, tranflated by W. Playfair, with an Addition on the Trade to America, far the Ufe of Commercial Men. Illuftratcd gy a divided Cireic, fmail *day'', price sa. 6d. boards. POSS's ACME; , . . Or, THE PERFECTION OF HUMAN NATURE. ROSS rcfpe&fully informs the Nobility and Gen try,particularly thofe of Tafte and Fafhion, that he has now the moft extenfive and extraordinary affortment of Ladies and Gentlemen'sPerrnques ever exhibited for public view and approba tion. Their fuperiority is not merely derived from their elegant undulations, nor front their cal) , and clofe adhcfion to the tonnte lance, in which they are unequalled, but from that ftria refem- Man& to nature which they affume the very firft moment of wear, and which no other Maher can acquire or even imitate—affordiug to the Inventor the fineft triumph of Art, and adding to the wearer a lovelinefs to youth, and a refpeetabitty to age. The univerfal adoption and ezelufive preference afforded thefe rcrruques on the laft Birth Day, and every fafbionable Gala fince, inconteftibly protres their pre-eminence —Rofs acquaints the Cony sioiffcars that he has them on tale of various hues, frrms and fafhions, from 213, 4,5,6, 7, 8,9, and lo Guineas, to one hundred each.--. Ornamental Hair of the greateft variety may likewife be bad of all prices at No. t tp, Biihopfgate-ftreet Within, three doors from the London Taman. At the Timber Yard, known by the name of the Prifon Yard, in Plymouth, On Friday, the 27th of February instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, A BOUT i mow Feet of very Choice HON DURAS MAHOO \NY. For viewing the fame and Catalogues, apply to Mr JOHN HAWKER, Plymouth, Feb. 7, 1807. Merchant, Plymouth. TOUR ROUND LONDON. This day was publiihed, in a Pocket Volume, handitmely printed, embellithed with a coloured Map, and lixteen elegant engraved Views of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Ste. anew Edition, (being the Tenth) with numerous corrections and addition., rice ys. boards, or Bs. bound in red, rice AMBULATOR ; or, a Pocket Companion in a Tour round London, within the Ot cult of Twenty-five Miles. Deferibing whatever is remarkable for Antiquity, Gran deur, Elegance, or Rural Beauty; including Catalogues of Pictures, and illuftrated by Hiftorical and Biographical Anecdotes: To which is prefixed, a concife defcription of the Metropolis, and a Lift of the Stage Coaches, with the time of their Setting out to, or near the principal places mentioned in the Work. Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave• Maria Lane, and may be had at all the Bookfellers, in Town and Country. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA rEs, HUNTINGDONSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. LEAK% At the Bell Inn, Stilton, on Monday March ad, at Three o'clock, in Sixteen Lots, contifting of This day was publiflied, price as. 6d. The Thirteenth Number of the very popular and pleating Monthly Publication, of I A BELLE ASSEMBLEE; or, BELL's Couvr and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, for January, ao7. The rapist EMBELLISHIARNTS of this Number are, I—The Portrait Of Her ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCLSS SOTHIA, finely engraven. by fpeeial iserniffion, after an original Minia ture In the poffeffion of the Prineets Elizabeth. 2—MADAME CATALAN! in the Drell and Chandler of Semira mis, in the Opera of Semiramide. 3—A whole length P it FRENCH FIGURE, in a Parifian Winter Morning Walking Weft. 4—The authentic ROIROZOSIGH ElfeKs no DRESS ) as worn by the DEN& of Rog stilton CH. 5 4 --A newly-invented SPENCIR WALlttwo DRESS, with the In. COONITA HAT, as worn by Mite DUNCAN, in the new Opera of Falfe Alarms. 6—A New Sono, let to Male for tha Piano-Forte, by Dodtor Cm.cogv, egrets!) , and exclufively for La Belle Affemblee. 7—Two New and elegant PATTERNS for NEEDLE WORK. tf•ADDITIONAL and EXTRA EMBILL/SlOttSt r—A whimfical Trantparent and lucid Print, contributed by Mr ORME, as a fpecimen of his very novel and interefting Work on Tranipa gentles, honoured with the approbation and patronage of Her MAJESTY and all the Pal Scams This Namber contains alto a correct and complete Account of the Ladies' Dreffes as worn at Court on the Queens Birth Day, With Obfervations on the Fatima in general. The LITERARY part is likcwife of a molt fuperior quality. in tale, nowlty, intereft, and In familiar and el:street elleidation of thole SCIENCES in which it has become fo much the faftsion to in• itruet the elegant Female of the preterit day, this Work is exceeded by none. It is a MA NUAL of (elate, and amufement which may .be placed, without reterve, in the hands of the mAt thalte and delicate Lady, and be admitted to occupy the corncr of a Female Librolivzhich is devoted to refined late and elegant inftruetion. EMBELLISHMENTS IN THE PRECEDING NUM!EES• PORTRAITS.___ . . _ Song, by Fajbion and Patterns. NA 1 The Queen Corri Five. Eng St French No 2 Prince 6 of Wales Brawn Five Ditto No 3 Prineefs Sophia of Gloncefter Hook The Ditto No 4 Queen of wiaterabwi tar Five Dino /ki 3 Pili eels Angulta M. P. Xing Five Ditto No 6 Prineds Elizabeth Reeves Five Ditto No 7 Prii.celi Mary Dr. Bufby Five Ditto No 8 Duchefs of York Davy Five Ditto No Se Duchefs of Gioucefter Dr. Kitchener Four Ditto No to Duchefs of Cumberland Eight new Dances No It Princefs Amelia, by the Hon. Augußus Barry, four ditto NO 12 The Suppkmental Number, with a fine head of the King. and a Map of the prefent Scat of War in Germany. Printed for JOHN BELL, Proprietor of the WE SILT MESSIN. eta, at the Orates, Southampton-ftreet, Strand; and may be had cf all the Bookfcllas in the kingdom. • THE MANORS of Sawtrey Stilton and Gidding, and fundry valuable Farms (the greater part Tythe Free,) containing tide acres of excellent arable, pasture, meadow and wood laud in Sawtrcy Stilton, Caldicot andpidding, let to refpee table yearly Tenants at old rents, amounting only to 22771. per annum, and capable of very con fiderable increafe. Particular. may be had of George Booth Tyndale, Efq. Lincoln's fin Fields; of Mr. Hinde, at Sawtrey; Ipd of Mr. Leake, at Devon, near Peterborough. FREEHOLD FARMS, LANDS, MANSION HOUSE, GARDEN GROUNDS, and Sundry Menages, In and near the,Town of Shorborn, Dorfetfhire. By Meffra SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. 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Alderfgate-itrect, where a plan may be teen. This day was publithed, Two Volumes, net°. price Bs. bound, embellifhed with Fron tifpieces by Hopwood, the Second Edition, of 'THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, related in ,11 - Familiar Converf?tions, by a Father to Ms Children t inter fperfed with Moral and Inftrudtive Remarks and Obfervat ions on the molt leading and interefting Subjedts. Defigned for the Peru fal of Youth, By ELIZABETH HELMF.. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Oess, Paternofter row ; and John Harris,St. Paurs. Cheveill yard. " The prefent undertableg to welt adlipted to the purpofe, and is rendered espaylag by the eafy and agreeable dialogue,in which the esoftimportant fads of Britills Hiltory are communicated. It is alto a cheap publication."—Britilb Critic, Odt. a Bos. As above may be had, by the fame Author. lately publithed, a. Maternal Inftruttion ; or, Family Converfations, on moral and interefting Sobjeets, interfperfed with Hiltory, Biography, and original Stories liefigned for the Perufal of Youth. Iu a vols. 12mo. with Frontifricces, price 6s. in boards. " There is ((quailing in the plan of the prefent little work particularly plcsfing. It is with great pleafure that we recommend a work. the dcfigtit of which is to fenfible, and the execution fo fa tisfadory."— Britifh Critic, April t 803. a. Initrudive Rambles through London and its Environs.— Complete in z Vol. Price es. bound. " Much topographical and hitiorical knowledge is contained in this volume, mingled with pertinent refiretions • Ketricw, Jan. t 799• NEW EDITION —This day was publiihed, Crown Bvo. price Ss in boards, the Fourth Edition of • THE CHEMICAL POCKET BOOK, or Memo "- randa Chemica—arranged in a compendium of Chcmiltry, with an account of the Welt dircoveriei in that Science. By JAMES PARKINSON, Horton. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, J. Murray, J Highlcy, Ridgway, J. Callow, J. and A. Arch, and E. Cox. This little Work deferves our higheft cotqmendation; it is equally aecurate, perfpicuous, and elegant—Critical Review. The numerous particulars of modern Chcmiftry are here col. !cacti and condtnfed with a degree of neatnefs and perfpicuity, which will render this Book equally ufeful, as a Manual of Science to the Phildopher and the Student.—Phildophical Journal. A new Edition, the Fifth, of Mr. Parkinfon's Medical Ad monitions to Families, will fpeedily be publiihed, and may, with the other works of the fame Author, be had of the above Pub haters. This was publithed, Third Edition, price as. 6d. Dedicated by pernalon to his Grace the Archbilhop of Canter bury, &c. &c. &c. AN ANALYSIS of the Experiment in EDUCA TION, made at MADRAS. Compriflng a fyftem alike fitted to reduce the expence of Educa tion, abridge the labour of the Matter, and expedite the progrefs of the Scholar, and fuggefting a fcheme for the better adminittra don of the Poor Laws, by converting Schools for the lower orders of youth into Schools of Ind uftry. By the Rev. Dr. A. BELL, A.M. F.AsB. F.R.S. Ed. Redtor of Swanage, Dorfet, late Miniftcr of St. Mary's, Fort St. George, &e. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. " One fuch pradiai experiment in education is worth a thou fand ingenious but fanciful theories, fabric:aced in the clofet, and often little mieuhted for any other fpliere.--" It was the fteady profeentfon of this happy idea" (viz. the tuition of the Afylum by the fcholars themfelvcs) "that enabled the Dodior to furmount all obitacles, and to eftablifh s fyftem of education, the cffedts of which are mired) , interefting, as the means are novel. As to Dr. Bell. when we confider the objedt be had in view, the ingenuity and perfeverance difplayed in secomplithing that objedt, his dila tereftednefs in declining all pecuniary reward, and the locals with I which his endeavours have been crowned, we feel rejoiced in the opportunity of acknowledging his &fats, and thus anticipating the opinion of all the true friends of mankind. For while their eftecin and applaufe are bellowed upon Howard, who sighed pri lons, and Count Rumford, who has reformed workhoufes, a poi , tion of it will not be withholden from him who has fuo,:efsfully endeavoured to render there abodes of guilt and wretchedeefs lets neccirary, by the influence of early tuition on the minds and man• tiers of the deltituee and abandoned orphan." Ana R,v.ew, January 5799. "The nation is indebted to the genius, the ability, and perfever ing indefiry of the Rev. Dr. Bell, for a moft enlightened plan of educathin for the rot, which he lone time fince difclofcd to the public, and for which be deferves a ftatue to his memory. It is upon this-plan, chicly, that the Free School in Oxford-deem will be concluded.' -eColquhoun on Fdneation (Ache Poor, 'Bo& BARR's NEW AND. BEAUTIFUL EDI nor/ OF BUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY, WITH COLOURED PLATES. This day was publibed, No. 1, elegantly printed in Odavo, on Superfine Paper, and em. bellithed with a complete Set of beautiful Copperplates, ac curately coloured from Nature, by the aloft celebrated Artfifts, price only ta. 6d each, or With plain plates, price ts. (to be re gularly continued every Week) of I,ZUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY ;containing a Theory of the Earth, a General Hiftory of Man, of the . _ Free Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, lac. tranflated from the French, arid interfperfed with Notes. , - By J. S. BARR, Efq. 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