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• -.4 I . • ‘ .. .1 .1.0.1 ' , ...it ' ' ? • •••0 4 ' 1 .49 SI 1 4 "114. : tita ...: '0 ; . 6.• .• f .11n. '...et' ..• 4* - ... Ift MIN! "it ~•"'""... '•,.; • . ; ).* d ....) :::4 1 0 ‘. 4' - . ...',-, J . r" diVii t '' • - . , - ' ' •: . ( 414. . 4 '17: tro•S ;I/ ^ : a • 6; r, • ' 74"4" ..- ''•• i , 7 : '.. 1 • . ' : ‘ - 4 ''.. '' ) .' . - 1 1' ..".. 1 N., • ) 1( . .. ! • , • Iftl i' . r .. el . , t ... ; ......::: - . 44 4 R P ......-...._ - ___..... ~,, .. • - •o . . .. . i I 4 L*~9►!~ IM I- ~~ NUMBER 08151 SATu.kay . ,...l-A..NVAIY . 14, -1809. .. [Pitlcr. Si x-pK.Ner... . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, SANUARY 14, th e i r Majestic* flermstwarill ogee Nevi. Comedy, called MAN AND WIFE r - Or, MORE ACRE VS THAN ONE. The Principal Characters by Mr. HOLI.AND, Mr. POWEI t L, Mr. ELLIS7'ON, w.DOWTON, Mr. WROUGHTO N, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHWS, Mr. smr P. It. SCRIVEN, Mrs. MARLOWE, Mts. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Ur& SCOTT/ The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. MATHEWS, And tte Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. To which will be added the Grarid Romance ce BLUE BEARD. • THE ALFRED. THE MEMBERS of the ALIRED are informed, that their House, No. Si, in Albemarle-street, will be epened on Her Majesty's Birth-Day. • THE NEW COMEIJY . • This day was published, ('rice Half-a-CrAvo, • • . .16/AN AND WIFE ; or, MORE SEORkt AXIL THAN ONE. A Comedy, in Eve Acts. As it is per forming at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. • By S. I. ARNOI D, Esq. Printed for RICIIAZIIPoimars, No. 0, Bridge-street ; and re. 4 by Goddard and Chapple, ; Booker, Bond.street ; add by all Ilookbellets in Towo and Country. Of whom may be had, The. SOLDIEIt's DAUpHTER. I ith EMrion. By A. Cherry, B. Price 24.6 d. l'he CURFEW. 7th Edition. Price 4s. Gd. . - --- The New Comedy of Mall and Wife, continuing to be received w i t h u nieetsal approbation, will be repeated ever/ evening till r at her notice, except Thursday next. . , , on 'llursday, the new Drama of Venoni. LORD ORFORiYS WORI,O. • In Five Veliimea Royal 4to..with 175 Plates. UR. STOCKDALE informs the Public, that. AVX LORD ORFORD'S WORKS will continue to be sold at, the original price of 101. 101. until te 4th if June neat, when tl)ey wail he advanced to 15a. but few copies being kft. Piccadilly, 2.471 lanu 1069. _ _ iHEATE ErRCIEAL HA Y MAR K ET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 14, Heir MajmuitSimms w.n act the lragsdy of OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE. roc of Venice, Mr. WADDY; Brabantio, Mr. MEIERAY. Othello, Mr. YOUNG; logo, Mr. COOKE.. ' Cats:r, Mr. C. NORTON; Roderigo, Mr. PARLEY. p c ,d, rao el, Miss NORTON; JPaniU Mrs. ST: LEGER. 1 o which will be added the . Barletta of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. COUGH'S CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA. 'This day was . Ithtished, Is filar liege Volunies folio, illustrated by numerous Plate;, prim lel. les. in boards, a New Edition, of BRITANNIA, cr a Chorographical Description, of the fiDurisling Kingdom* of Englaad t Scotkand, and Ire— land, and the Islands adjacent, from tilt earliest Antiquity. .sy_ WILLIAM CAMDEN, translated Croon the Edition publi.hed by the Author in 1607, enlarged by the latest Discorerks. By RICHARD GOUGH. Printed for Julia Stoci.d.de, Piccadilly. A few Copies •arc ittinted on fine Paper, 4ad the Mips 00- loured, price 2:31. 4s. ~~5 -- - - King Attila* Mr, MUNDEN ; Tsui Thumb , Master GOODWIN ; Merlin, Mr. DENMAN ; Moodie, Mr. TAYI.OIt; Doane, Mr. SIMMONS ; Queen Dolhlcfia, Mrs. LISTON ; Princess Huncamunca,Mias BOLTON ; EDINBURGH REVIEW. On Thursday next will be pp husked, REMARKS.on the Jacobinical Tendency of this Review. In a Letter to the Earl of LONSDALE, by R. WHARTON, Esq. M. H. Printed for I. Hatchard, 190. Piccadilly. BANCROFT'S Lli-E Qi WASHINGTON. This day was published, In OneVolurne, Octavo, price 101, 6d. in boards. THE LIFE of GEORGE ASHINGTON, A- Commander in Chirf of the American Army through the Revolutionary War, and the first Presidint of the United States. Ey AARON ifANCICOn, A. A. S. Pastor of a Co; r T Atictual Church at Worcester, N. A. Printed for John St :c.kdala, Piccadilly; Longman and Co. and Scholey, Pateruuster-row; Faultier, Fond-:fired; Matson, Ger- , rard-street ; and Goddard, Pail-Mall. rdsratiska, Mvs LESERVE; iritilta, Mrs. WHiTII.IORE. C 3 Manday, The Merchant of Venice; with Mother Goose. p. Tuoday, The Pravok'd flusisaird ; with M‘yther Goose. OA Wednesday, Macbeth.—Thursday, The Exile. LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL AT BRIGHTHELMSTOn. mJACKSONS return their sincere and grate ful- acknowledgment; to their Friends for the -very liberal enouragernent sbcwn to them in the Establishment of their &boo', at Brighthelinston, and assure them, that no pains will be spared in, the instruction, and personal accomplishments of the Young Ladies committed to their care. The Piano Torte, Harp, anti Handle's Vocal Music, taught by Mks Catharine Jackson.—No Entrance Money - required.—The Ichool opens grain on the Stith of January, 1809. Miss Jackson's are permitted to refer to Charles Elliott, Esq. Cr. re House, Clapham, Surrey ; Thomas Pellate, Esq. of Iron niargers's Hill, London ; and to Mr.Erociker, of Brighthelmston, for any furrher particulars.—December , 24, 1808. This day was published, price Is , THE COUNCIL of HOGS, a Descrip tive Poem; containing a Patriotic Address to the Swinit:b Multitude. Printed for .I. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty, N. 190, Piccadilly' Where may be had,:priee Is. 6d. Presume not beyond Measure, a Scrio-Comic Letter uf. Advice, addressed to the Editors of all the Public Papers. By A. Briton. TIMID: R. O BE SOLD, 166 Ac;;; of very . fine OAK T TimuEß mixed - with some vei y valuablo ASH Rid ALDER, all of above 100 years growth. It is situated welin fifteen miles of Cionsnell, and *twenty-one of limerick, in the Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which Townalhere is water carriage.—Proposals (post paid) will he malted until the :;c1 of March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. S 4, North Great George's - street, Dublin, and furtLer pa rticulars may be known, by applkeation to Mr. John Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokentiouse.l'lml,London. I his day was.puhlblied s Price 7s. 6d. sewed, illustrated with *coloured Map of }halo stan pointiag outtlie late Division of Teirite*, - THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and DIRECa 'LORI for . 1t4.9; contliaing the Cosnpluifi Eltibliehe memo at Home and Al broad, awl much otban useAd infacmadon, By JOHN MATHISON aid ALEXANDEti WAY MABCEN, Of the Secretary's Office, East. India House. To which is affixed, AN ADDENDA eel:staining the. Alters: dons, the Advice% of which have been rettistsi by the tats Asti; eels, with those in the Home Divan:taco% including the Report of the thirdAunual Examination of the Sttidents at the College at Herttbrd.—Eaaly Porch:tiers of the. alstrec may receive thtAiL• donda gratis, on procltt:inz, their Copiet to the Booksellers front whom they bought them.—Sold by flack, Parry and Kingsbury Lerelenhallnstrret ; wad J. H7.::chard, No. 190, Piccadilly. On Thursday, the 1 9Th inztant, will be published, In One Volume Bro. price 9s. in board 4 ' SUNDAY REELECTIONS: By the AUTHOR of " Thoughts on Affectation." Printed for J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Where may be had, prico boards, the Second Ldizion of the Christian Alonitor, by the Rev. J. Owen. - TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AWD SHIP-BUILDERS. CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIM3FR. This day was published, price 3s. neatiy.setved, SUNDAY PAPERS ; addressed to iouth, on the importance of Practical Religion. Printed fur J. liatchard, Piccadilly ; sold by barton and Har vey, Gracechurch-street ; Williams xad Smith, St atiouere-court, and Bulgtu, Bristol. Where may be had, price Ss. boards" Summary of the Duties of a look° of Peace out of Sessions. By H. 1. l'ye, Esq. TO THE LADIES OF EUROPE. HASSAN% TURKISH SPECIFIC for remov int; SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the Face, Neck, Arms, &r. aro.: for improving the Complexion.—Amidst that dreadful cor.fosion in the Haram, and among the women, occasioned by the marsacre of the unfortunate Selim 111. Zayda HAAUJI Was so happy at to gain possssion (at the risk of her life) of this inralu- Ne secret, which by the Turkish ladies, on account of their style of class, 4:41 the inatiti:T in which the face and neck are exposed, is he!cl in the highest estimation. All_pthers must be spurious. To prerent the Ft4ribility of imposition, Ladies alto requested to observe, that each bottle is signed Z. Hassan, iu tse Proprietoa's b;::d writirly, to iM :ate which is felony.—Price tip: bottle. Zayda Hassan being unacquainted with the Englistriangsrage, bss appointed Messrs. Shaw and Edwards,3t. PatirsChurcl-yarel; by whom Ladies may depend upon being supplied with the depila tory re::uine Orders (post paid) inclosing the amount for a single b.,ttie, or Leer quantity, will be punctually executed. An Altrieinent of Is. in Six Bottles. ADZES.—SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS are one L. of Vac ~reweit drawbacks from the beauty and loveliness of tae Female Facv, Aims, Sac. 1 - RENT's DEPSLATORY im m-diat:•!‘: r,niovts them, and leaves the skin scrfter and fairer thoi it v.a.1,50n• the application. It is used in the first circles tf Fashion sad Rank, 1:4 now stands unequalled iu all the Warld. wf.olcsale and retail by B. Perrin, Southampton •trett, Coyezt-g, - Irden; and retail by Bacon and Co. la), Oxford 3,t7ett ; ' non and and Co. 45, ditto ; Harding and Co: fin, Pall I'M; tii.Chcapsitle ; Golding, 42, Cornhill; Ward, 324, Wright, Royal Exchange; Mss Randal, Royal Hoppod, Grace's-alley, Wellelose-s.luare, and all the and Medicine Venders in London. Per,ons in the Country, vnelosirg pa7ment and pos t-7o Mr. Perrin, as above, he will immediately torwl?ttl it, war ;:, •; HE PM RONAGE AND sANCTIoN OF HER i!, Ai. HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF W ki.Es. MACASSAR OIL. for the Growth of Hair.— ' I .1 he virtues at this Oil, extracted from a tree in the Island of Macassar, arc proudly pre-eminent to any thing ever produced 1 - .7 any other conntry, for improving or accelerating the of Hair, preventing it turning grey, givi:ct incrpotpa .r4V: and producing wonderful elfucts - L 3 Vir% 7 t teed only the test of experience, to evince its extr.‘or-• einztr arcs. Wield at 2s. 6d. per bottle, by the Pr..lprietcrs, "Rowland and S° l ' , Kilt-street, Hattoo•garden ; and, by appointment, at ~ kownry'?, prrfumer, No. 106, Hatton-garden ; rou t rtois and terfuniers, N0.:12, Haymarket ; Overton, No. 47, New ErAd.sirc,t ; Dkev and Sutton, Northam! ton ; Collins, Sails bury " r "n ind M'otld, Bath ; Simmonds, Portsmouth ,Thomp sor, Nmcactle; Davison, Dublin; and all respectable Perla i;; :he Ciritud Kingdom. BALM OF QUITO, price 2s. N. best Retnedy in the universe for Nervous Cum- P l ' i "'• 'he •'it powerful Restorative alto reanimating Balm of Life 31' ,! I e th , and the safest and best Aledicin:! in the World. 1 % •-ot p; Lt. tided that this Medicine can arrest.the progress of ,:tap., but it is 7sscrtt.ll, and proved, that it will restore Hi., UI H , even where the Constitution appolfs to have been ierryparably injured. Those who have impaired Their health by a residence in hat and unhealthi m ilimates; the young , f either Sex, afse i nfirmities threa ten premature old age, a life or misery, and "e , tr:y ; and thos more :Avarice& in years, whose %tiering, sapless frames, appear withered and almost worn out, are the more immediate object of this soothing Balm, the benign flasnc e o f w hi ch may be extended to the whole class of Valeta' For in all c.s s , and in .11 ages, where the solids are svh-r.: the constitution has received a shock; or is by any `' 2 "`th , biltiate.t, this ItESIDRATIVEandRE-ANIMATING cf LIFE and HEALTH, will produce the happiest the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and stera k4 the reLted fibres will be braced and rendered fine; the tztrlt-, ....ill Le invigorated, the sinews will he strengthened, limbs will be covered with firm flesh, the exhaust :4 °t:;!1, trill be replenished, the impoverished watery blood will ric!: ar.d balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to 7s'.:-.;:•;ve impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the .. s -d 4t dr,oping ..pkrits will be revived and exhilarated, digestion prinexed ; in short, the t o n e of th e nerves will be res -7 and by these means the whole constituttsm will be reno- Tt.l. Feblencss, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, anal all the mptonis of disease, will vanish ; and strength, ardour, .7:ay, and e very evidence oirenovated health will be the happy ::It of taking this in. stimable Balm in 'due time, acccrdlng to . o . lree ions for use which accompany each bottle. 't lie Bairn of Quito is prepared and sold by W. Withers, ;", 229, Strand--Retail by Latbbury, Liverpool; the i r •:7(..t , P.:tent Medicine Company, South-bridge, Ecru:burgh ; ' e t ; Ross and Peck, Hitll ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; ` Plynmuth Corigdln, Plymouth-Dock ; Harris and 4. :, Bristol ; and ali respecta bl e Medicine Venders, Fie, i?" 'this day wits publislatApi we is. boards, illustrated with an explanatory pht e, ENGLISH BOT'ANIST'S POCKET A- COMPANION : containing the Essential' Generic Cbarit ters of every British Plant, arrarged agreeably to the Linnean System, together with a short and easy intro,:uction to the Stud, of Botany, and an Explanation of the Principles upon which the Classification of the Sexual System is found. A.. By .1 A NI fIS•I3 EDI:. Printed for J. Hatchaitl, Bookseller to het Maj-:sty, 190, Pic e3dilly. ilubliztird, Handsomely printed, in One VOlutne, 1•ltno. price in boards 4s. Edition of THE EXEMPLARY LIFE and CHARAC- J- '1 ER of JAMES LONNELL, Esq.. late Acco.uptgut -61.u.r.d of Ir.land. .By WILLIAM I-lA7VIII.TON, A. M. Arc ideacal of Arrnazh. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paurs Churib. yard; sold a6o by I. I-latch:int, No. 190, Piccadilly. N. IL This Work is in the Ova ogue of hooks dispersed lsy the Socit.ty for promoting christitu Knowkdge. Tills day Was published, in Three Vols. lfirno. Price IBs. Demy, or 11. is. Royal 12mo. hotpresQd, I'HE MILITARY CABINET;, being a collec tion of EXTRACTS from the best Atnbors, bctli Autient and Modern ; interspersed with Occasional Remarks, and ar ranged under different heads. 'the whole calculated to convey instruction in the most agreeable nnaner, and to give to Young Qfi:cers correct notions in regard to many subjects belonging to, or connected with the Military Profession. By Captain T. H. COOPER,. Hal'-p a y 56th Regiment. _ _ To be'SOLD by AUCTION, together or in lots, at Mr. Robert Evans's, Clerk, at Greaford, on Friday the 24th day of Febru ary next, at three o'clock. livE HUNDRED and FOUR caital OAK TREES, and 160 exceeding pod ASH TR EYS, with tikt Lops: Tops, and Bark thereof, now sanding and numerkaliy marked, in the Parsonage Woods and other lands at Gresford. • Of the Oak, 40 trees average about 58 feet each, 58 about 43, 119 about 14, 181 about 25, MA 106 about 16 feet each; and the Ash average about 91 feet each. gar , tltraford Is situated about three miles from Wrexham, and eight from Chester Quay. For a view of the timber, and conditions of sale, apply to the said Robert Evans, of whom printed particulars may be hail, aq well as at the prin cipal Inns at Wrexham and other market towns in the neighbourhood, and also at Chester and Liverpool. Tenders by Private Contract may be made to Mr. Webb, in the Close, Salisbury, befure the 11th February. • FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES AND COUNTRY CON ... GREGATIONS. a , • This day werepublisheti s in One Vol. tiro. * price in boards, 6s. SERMONS, on Various St:jects and Occasions. By the Rev. JOHN-NANCE, M. A. Feltots of Worcester. Co!legit: Oxford. Printed for F. C. and J. Ikivinzton, No. 6:1, St. Paul's Caurcli-yard Author of a Practical Guide 1.. - r the I:igitt Infantry °nicer. Printed for T. Egerton, IViilitary Library, Whitehall ; Sher• ww:(1, Nes+ y and Jon;:s, Pacts.:oster-row ; and Crosby, Ssa tioityrs'-ccurt. In the Press, and speedily v+4:l he published, a eamphlet, intitled riOUGIITS on LIBELS and an Impartial io.to the present State of the British Army : which will et.:?,nl erni.,:deratioas on the cliffienhy of convicting Notori ous Defamatory Writers; and on the effects which arise froth delay in making them the suhjects of a prosecution: also a con vincing explanation of the Flourishing and Improved State of the .t.,tabli..bnizait of England, under the actual Commander init.:hit:l: and ITC ctions on the Danger with which the Constitu tion is threatentit by systematic printed attacks, upwa the public and private characters of, Princes ' and the High Offiters of the Executive Government.—lnscribed (without permission.} to his Royal Highness Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, by a Patriotic Loyalist. —" In vitium ibertas excitlit, et vim " Digusm Lege regi." Holt. Printed for "I': Egerton, Nlintary,Library, Whitehall. ills day was published, Beautifully prinitA by liensley, in three volumes, copy !Ivo. illus trated wit fi Thirty-ninkt elegant. Portrait+ i and a View-of So mer Hill, prise Forty lice bifilhngs in boards, a new edition, revised and corrected, of MEMOIRS of COUNT GRAMMONT.—By Count ANTONY HAMILTON. Translated from the French. With notes and Illustrations, by the late Isaac Reed, Esq. Printed for J. White, Fleet-street ;-Longenan, Hurst, Rees, and Ormc, Paternoster-row; and J. Scott, inn Std. Of these lively and interesting Memoirs, which, " wilit an easy and exquisite pencil, the Author has painted the chief Cha racters of the Court of -Charles the Second, as tbey were with great truth and spirit described to hint by Count Gramme," an Edi t i on i s h e re offered, printed and embellished be a style of $t- Rance sultcbie to their merit, and in a forta•more eostiaiient thin - any in which they hate !lichen() appetites,» 'J molar don has been carefully revised, and a few miditioss bows been made to the Note, tending to throw light wen slash pimps as had moped the notice of the former exerient stonotavar. From the extrema scarcity and high- price of the last Edition s *" POl prieters feel confident, that the preens rat Mit id* itikenrip able reaptisiskasa the FON,. • This day was paNlishcd, Price bound 3a. 6(1. a New Fdition, of fOMESTIC HAPPINESS PROMOTED ; in a series of Discourses from, a F.tthcr to his Daughter, on Occasion of her going into Servize ; calculated to render Servants in gei.er..l Virtuous and Happy ; with various Characters, Anec dotes, Fables, and Reaections. Being fur the moot part adapted also to the Use of Sunday Schools. Abridged from Virtue in Humble Life. written by Jonas Hanway, Esq. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6:4 St. Paul's Church yard ; and P. Burgess, Library, Ram spite. Lately puldished, - Elena:ly printed in a Pocket Volume, on a fine Paper, price in boards ss. a new iiiiition-of FSSAYS and THOUGHTS on VARIOUS SUB . JECTS, and from various AttLori, &c. togethtr with. Nine Papers from the 011 , i_ P0d...-. 4 4; and Poems. By the Ra3lit Rev.GEORG HO RlsM, D. D. Lae Lord Bishop of Norwich. _ . Printed for F. C. and J. Riving,on No. 62, St, Paul's Church yard ;sold also by J. Hatchard, 190, Plead My. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, neatly printed In a Pocket Volume, price 2s Consideration, t the Life and Death of St. John the Baptist. This day was published, handsomely printed in demy-octavo, and hot-pressed, price _s. 6d sewed, FREE and IMPARTIAL THOUGHTS on the Dang:•rs to be apprehended from the Increase of Sectaries in this Kingdom, and the Evils arising from the want of PiaCes of Worship for the Lower Orders of the Community. By a cordial Approver of the Doctrines, and well-wisher to the Prosperity of the Church of Englind. In this production the late venerable SOUTHGATE is mentioned. Dr. ANDAEWS, and Mr. Wntr►., of Mary-la-Bonne, are al'n alluded to in terms which such distinguished Characters justly merit. Fnr the character of this Work, see the Satirist for lune ; the European Magazine for July ; the Literary Panorama for Ausugt ; and the Gentleinan's Magazine for December, Ita.dt. Printed for Taylor and Illssey, No. 9:c Ilret-strett ; and I. Hatclaard, No. IRO. COMPLETE FARMER.—FiF FH EDITION, EN Lot *CZ D. This day was plalieletl, In Two large Quarto Volumes, the Fifth Edition, wholly re written and enlarged, containing IC9 Engiarings, price £6. 6s.' in hoards, 'HE COMPLETE FARMER, or GENERAL - 2 - DICTIONARY of AGRICULTURE and HUSBANDR V, comprehending the most improved methods of Cultivation, the different modes of raising 'limber, Fruit and otht:t Trees, and the modern management of Live Stock, with desctiptions of the rum approved implements, Machinery, and Farm Buildings. Printed for R. Baldwin, W. J. and J. Richar;son, F. C. and J. Rivinston, J. Cathell and Martin, N. Lswodes a w.Otridge aid Son, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadell anrDasies, 7, Stockdat., Lacithigton and Co:8: Crosby and Co. m i t e an d s oo, P. rnd W. Wynne, and J. Booker. • *. Ititubeen the particular aim of the Editor to ;treat...tithe reader with a fail eaplicadon of t* nuthemus terms, 9f the art, and at the same time to afford him a view of Modern or Improved Huillandry, to arirrgett and rnethadnted as to be copy •we °treat referenee ; *point • whieb he conceives la. b. of dot statust, imporausce to kaactiasi Farmers. • - . This day Was publl4l•4, a new with Additions and tott. prorements, prise Sit Jhinlggl iQ board, or Seven %Mines 'lnset I y bound. A COMPLETE DICTIONARY of Mt3STc, act TAJO is, prefixed, a familiar lotrudoctiow to the Grit Priaelpies of that Science. By THOMAS BUSBY, Mus. n. Printed for it ICITA fi 0 Pit: 1.1.1. , 5, Bridge-street, and to be bad of all the Musie-sellert and iluok.triers in Great Main. Of whom may be had , The Cabir.ct of Poetry. conbis:io3 of all the best Poetty in die Language, chronological!y arrang...l, with. Lives of tic ?Q .lB :w Mr. Pratt, Six elegant Vole ne e , price Three Founds in Classical Poen y, ter Schools Young Persous, 'elate& b; the same Author: on line paper, prise 73. od. in boards; on conunou.paper, .51. 6a. . • WORK:i OF SYR JOHN CARR. This day was published, price Two Gui:lcas in boards, Musts-463i with numeraul hi.‘:ll4%..tiaiskied Etigra‘ ings, J TOU R through lio alovig the R rc;l4T - 1 - and LEFT BANN: . of 01.! RHINE W thu SOUTH E GERMANY, in the Autumn of 1806. iiy Sir 3W IN CARL Of the Honourable :;,,ciety of the Middk Temple, &c. Printed for it/ en aRD i'l4 I LIAPS, No, 6, Bridge-street, London ; sold by Bryce and Co. Edi!iliargh ; Archer, Mahon, and Keene, Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers. Of wbot3 l ie had, Ir j ‘the time Author, 2. The STRANGE.I qr a Tour through that Kingdom, with vi?o , s, prite A. ss. in bo a rd,. 3. 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