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rrcrti 68191 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1 :heir Majesties Servants will act a New Comedy, called MAN AND WIFE ; Or, MORE F.ECRETS THAN ONE. The Principal Characters by l!r. HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr..ELLISTeN,, Mr.WROUGHTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. M:11 . 1 lEWS, Mr. SMITH, Mr. SC RIVEN,' 70. G. HARLOWE, Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIbDONS, T. which will be added the Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD: The New Comedy of Mart and 'Wife, coLtinuing to be received w i t h the hiphtsc marks of approbation, will be repeated every even in; throughout the week. . '1 Iih:NTRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. rfHTS PRESENT EVENING. JANUARY 19, will b acted the New Grand THE EXILE Melo-Dramatic Opera of Court Ulrick (the Balk), Mr: POPE ; Gecernor of Siberia,.Mr. MINDEN; Ifaron Alltradoff, Mr. I.LSTQN ; Count Caltankt; - Mr. ffit.t:AfatiG Reran, Mt. YOUNG. ' The Empress.Elissbeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Al:sin.l, Mrs. H. JOHNTION; Catharine, Mrs. DICKONS. 'To which will ins added tile Farce of THE PRISONER AT LARGE.. Qll Dawdle ' Mr. MIT 2•,TDEN ; Muns • Mr. FAWCETT, T o ot Triton, M a l Mlaid ENAG Mr E ; ST . c. Jak L E Cennor ER. , Mr. FARLEY. e, s. G Rachael, Miss LOUAN; Mary, Mrs. GIBBS. Tle Public are respectfully informed, tkat the popular Panto mime of Perouse; or, The Desolate Island, is in preparation, and ill cpeetillr be performed, on which 'account the Pantomime of ilo:ca,tlin and Mother Coosa can only.be presented To-morrow, IP Monday, and, for the latt time this season, on Tge-Iday fe-m„rrow, the nantester.—On saturchy, The Faife. NOVELTY, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEE, , LYCEUM, STRAND. ' INGLEBY, ever anNious to gratify-the No bility, Gentry, and Public its general, for their very gra cious and 'liberal support, which he very gratefully acknowledges, Las, for a novelty, engaged the celebrated your" Prussian (who es lately, by his great exertions, proved hinrself the .first Tight- Aloe Dancer in the Universe) for every evening this week,— Air. I. feels perfectly happy in the assaranee,'lttrint the great sue (tit. i.e :.as ulready experienced from a generous public, that he mlw tan produce four of the first pertarmers of the day, in the runt Cepartments. l,aJiesand Gentlemen ace respeetfully informed that thet /nay, :ivit.; timely notice, have private perforMances at thee own . I:,c.,rs to be opened at Six o'clock, to commence ar Seven. • To roosl,:,? L 7 Half-past Nine. ASIIIONAB.LE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, pr!vatelv tatieht, at No. 19; Sherrard4treet, Goltienliquare, to ladies and Gentlemen of. any age, who have neveciesint that ac.,,a..piiihnient, or have not the modern style. Mr. 4tisu's ci tcaching is evprt;asiy iron/led for those to whom iris an o c: to acqttire easily that fashionable. requisite for genteel •ao si• ty o r o • , ..atily, privately, and in a supe.ior style of grace and e'op::cc.—rote who do : not want 'private teaching, may learn at a 'mail exptnce, with a rcspaatable set of•Popiia, on Otepubbc t,,chitigtvenit,;s. Professors of Dancing tat:los the rnopt.elerant farcy Dances, and 411 the superior parts of the proteigoti.' Mr. Allen's l'irst ball will hen the third Weelain Inman, • ONE THOUSAND aVE HUNDRED TICKE,Ta WILL LE GiVEN F;RST AND SECOND DAY •OF DRAWING THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY,..whioh begirs 09 thc of APRIL NEXT, beiides the uader trutirredPrize4. SCHEME. 4 of .420,C00 are 2 10,04:0 2 -- 5,013 6 1 3 (%7.4 [0 .; •••-• 100 14 aeso,eno co,ooo icpbo • v , • 6,000 • 5,000 • 2,000 "Sc', 7g,3C0 100 4,820 .20,0(.0I ickcts. ....• X 200,000 DAYS OF DRAWING. Wednesday, April 12, Friday, April 21, Thursday, Anril Saturday, April Th; Cu7:ractors have Permission of the Lords of the Tresseci m r a ! , WC O GIFT of 1,300 Whole Tickets, in Addition to the in :it,: Scheme : 1/.IV, a Free Gift of 1,000 Whole Tickets, for the Prize above £l5, the Numbers of which are as :.on to 3,100 8,501 to 8,6110 •:. IA ----• 4,600 £,OOl 9,100 L,'ill -- 5,100 10,501 •••••• 10,600 6,. 1 1:1 6,600 1 .11,001 —• 11,100 ,01 -- 7,100 I 12,501 . • 12, 600 ,"..C.,OND DP I', another Free Gift of 560 %Vole Tickets, foe II: 1 ;..t-th - awr. Prihe above £l5, the Numbers of which are as ,531 to 'now I 15,0 m to 15,10 0 " , • 7 ' 1)1 ••-. 14,t;00 16,501 16,t3700 17,001 to # 17,100. ~ , , c. K .7$ ;rid SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery i •:: ‘. ..1.11 1N rALLIBLE RAf POWDER. Ar. .‘v Composition f or pestroying RATS ajid . The efficacy of this Mwder, answering the end is not to be equalled in Europtin short, it is warranted Th e application is simple, the expence trifling and the ,I. F , uch are the extraordinary and attra4ing powers it possesses, .at ;he inventor haa frequently known them to take it from his iln.l with the greatest avidity. Soli, by ix-Jur of the Proprietor, by \ Messrs. HovArd and Fran:, Long lane, West Smithfield; Mr. Johnstone, No. 1.5, - , greet, So'io ; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's ; Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; W.rd, No. 39.1, Mesir,. M'flonald and Sargent, No. 53, Long Acre ; (s - it;i..l;!; and by the principal Venders of Patent •iiri.ies in the United Err.pire. ~-,• 'l'o THE LADIES OF EUROPE. iSAN's 'TURKISH SPECIFIC for lemov , r,l -. •:.3 •I • ERFLUOii3 HAIRS, from the FACE, NECK, 7 " &c. and f cr i m pr ov i ng t h e COMPLEXION —Amidst d .,. adi - ul confusion in the Haram, and among the women, by the massacre of the unfortunate Selim 111. 'bar 1a way 50 happy as to pin possession (at the risk of her life) li• invaluable secret, which by the Turkish ladies ' on account th( ir stile of dress, and the manner in which the faceand neck (I, is held in the highest estimation. All others trust - I ' , lous. T o p re v en t th e p oss ibili t y o f imposition, Ladietare t , ) observe, that each bottle Is sizned Z. Hassan, in the r :.' l l..tor', hand writing, tq imit a t e w hi c h i s felony.—.. Price three • . and sixpence the bottle. Lay:: a ilas being u nacquainted h the English language. has ;r7minted Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church ,..l',!; Messrs. Dicey and Sutton , Bow Church-yard ; Mr. Bacon, 1 - ‘ O. 150, Oxford-ureet ; Mr. Butler , No. 5, Cheapside , Mr. F u i ,. t.rtY, perfum er , N o . 17 , G ree l s-street, Sohu; and. Messrs. Hen :: te and N 0.13, Tichborne-street, Piccadilly; by whom La ts may depcnd upon being supplied With the depilatory genuine. (Post paid) Wooing the amotrnt liar a single bottle, or 'zrE(r quantity, will be punctually executed. •- . . .. ~ . . . , • 4. t' 7 4 tfiLDJ, ° - '-`it `` : - v"..11;, aft ....sebar , ort, - ows r•reg ;4... ~4. 1 .41‘ 4 , 11,7 ! 4.. t .4.41, ',. ..---:. +. • • 7' ~.,- -- "k. 4. 7 4P11.1.P!.1 .-t1. 4 . 11 A „,- • , "4. r . t :A .. •• . • I . • 11- . `s A ~.) 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Of whom may be had, by the Salmi Author, The Sevtzth Elinor of the Anatomist's Vadn•Me:cum, small Octavo, 90. -; BEDEORDSHIRF,. BY THE I3OARD OF AGRICULTURE. F.DUCATION OP P'/JR. . This day was published, a new and corrected Edition, price Ets. 6d. the art or three sets for 11. Is. '1 'HE CLERKEN WELL SPELLING AND READII,IG LESSONS, adapted to Dr. Bell's Plan of Edit- . cation. Edited by J. AS PIN, Assistant at the Clerkenwell rochial Sunday School. These Lessons (which supersede the use of hooks) are 83 fn number, the least of which contains upwards' of 130 syllables, many comprise more than 300 sotWds in a page. and each page is sufficient for eight or ten children at a time; so that two or three sets are sufficient for even the largest institutions, and they will last many years. as the scholars need not handle them. With the Lessons are given tickets for rewards and punishments, ho norary badges for monitors, &c. together with a copy of the plan of instruction upon , the principle of collective teaching, as adopted I to the Cterkenwill Parochial Sunday Schools. London : printed for the Committee of the Clerketrwell Pato , cilia Sunday Schools; published by Mr. Dudley, their Treasurer; No. 172, St. John-street, and sold by V.'. Browne Ne. 42, Clerk. enwell Green ; Williams and Smith, Stationers' Court, Ludgate ; W. Kent, No. 1:6, High Holborn ; %V. Sheppard, ,oppo site the Exchange, Bristol; and all other Booksellers. Persons wishing to have particular Lessons in preference to others, may be accommodated, by applying to Mr. Dudley, at lid. each Lesson, or is. 3d. per dozen. As above may he had, price 4d. stitched, or 6d. in Stiff blue. covers, The Church Catechism erplained, by way of question and answer, and confirmed by Scripture proofs. Collected for the use and benefit of the Clerkenwell Parochial Sunday Schools. Re :on:Mended by the Rev. HENRY FOSTEK, A. M. This day was published, In one volume I Oho. price 4s. 6d. bound, the ssh edition, of INSTRUCTIVE RAMBLES through LONDON and its ENVIRONS. By Mrs. HELME. " Much topographical and historical knowledge is contained in this Volume, mingled with pertipent reflections." Critical Review. Printed for Longman, Hurst-, Rees, and Ortne, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Maternal Instruction ; or, Family Conversations on. Moral . and interesting Subjects, interspersed with history, biography, and original stories, designed for the perusal of youth. In 2 vols. 'l2mo. with frontispieces, price 6s. in boards. There is something in the clan of the present little Work porticolarly pleasing. It is with treat pleasure that we re commend a work, the design of which is so sensible, and the exe cution so satisfactory."—Pritish Critic. 2. The History of England, related in Familiar Conversations, by a Father to his Children. Interspersed with moral and in structive Remarks and Observations on the most leading and in teresting subjects, designed for the Perusal of Youth. In 2 vols. nmo. Bs. boards, with froutipleces, by Hopwood. ,4 'The present performance seems exseedingiy well adapted purpose, and it is worthy of a rosgectable - Library." Critic. WORKS OP SIR JOHN CARR. _ ;Phis day was published, mite Two Ouinets in hoards, Blostratet with nuraerousligisty-futished Engravings, . • A TOUR through HOLLAND,aIongtheRIGI-IT 'and ,LIFT BANK of the RHINE te the - SOUTH of GERMANY, in the Autumn, of 1806. By Sii JOH.N.CARR, Of_the Honourable &octet/11f the Middle Temple, &c. I , rinted fer RICHARD PHILLIPS; No, 6; Bride -street, London; sold by Bryce and Co. E.ditibargli ; • Arther, . Bi 160.„, sad Keene, inns ;.amil by a 1 other)/ao444era.. Of whams fluty be had, by the same Author The STRANGER In IREI.AM, pr a Tour dart:nigh that Ni.whirn ' with views, price 11. Sq. in boards: siTheNORTHRIiN SUMMAR, or a Tour round the Baltic, through Deuniark, Sweden, Russia, Poland, and Ptussla, with views,-prise Two Glances in boards. A LIVING PEERAGE.' • • - This day was puhlished,lS a-Thick Vafume, Royal mate. Corresponding with the Index to the House. of Commons, price 18s. in boards, a- ; A BTQGRAPHIC4.I.... INDEX to the HOUSE - le PEERS—containing Anecdotes and Characters of rho 414 Metobeti of each Family, act the Public Conduct aael - Piwijapi• mentary Character o'f the tititieint-LIVing , pEER,S, on i riera obi improVed Plan. By the EDITOR 'of the BIOGRAPHICAL ttiDEX tothe ' HOUSE of 'COMMONS. !naiad of a tedious detail of dates and proper panes succ.Cedlpt. ' each other, withnetinterest, and davdid of useful isiollitation 6r rational eitcertaingtent, the presCnt work abounds fa antidote and in facts telative to the Living Peerage.. It is preclagy the kind of work which, under name of a Compendiou s Peerage, has always been sought for, but Which itl4s. required the observa.. dons of along inks:di* life to collect Into the 'present vedutne. Printed for Thosni.tGoddard, - . No. I, Pall Mall ; Cradockltal Joy,'Asi-Marli-licie;: and G. Richards„Cornhill; to he had of all Bekitsellers: *• . ' • - • • Of w4ttrbe..had,. the:lame Editor," The Mona". Must Of Costwows, price 121. in htdds, co red CD the:spiliks of Ism • a . VALVABLE 81011166 L BOOK. „.. . • . _ , • Ills day NM putpohitl,'"a'klesekditieln, erobellished with-O.NE litillDlei.D Ba t UTIFUL EbTOKAVINGS on Wood, priltfl - Sc. ed. bound; . a dill alloWaree tn Schools. - '' • , . 1? EADING ' nBXER.C/SES TOR THE Jir- IN- NIOIt CiaASEIS it SCHOOLS, being a sequel to Movaa's and other Spelling Books; and an lotroduotion to the Claw /10* and Speaker. -•s • " . ' ..! . - ~..• 1 . ~_ • BY. THE REV. DAVID BLAIR, . Anther of . the Claso•Book, Gosaltmorollibiloovieby, lint -. Catechism, ace. Ste. . • 1 This Work reeoresinds itodfits adoption in all Bend. elides, by iheloildisiti !miller &stoma: ". -• ' , 2. It is printed in Clarge dear Type. adoption 3. It is Ten acted interest/ bg by n u men Etebellisfinionte, 4. The subject matter is adoptcd . to the pacity .of Children,. and iiiat ones entertaining, moral and instructive. f • . 4. Allthe difficult and long words are seleefed,• di`vided. and yrlnted at the head of each Lesson, In the manner of Brownta Testartited. Printed for RICHAID PHIILAIPI4 No. 6, Bridge -street ; and to be had of all Booksellers and Stationers In the United Kingdom; of whom may be bad, ST,THZ SAML.AUTUOit 4. 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This day was published, Illustrated by numerous Engravings, Including - a fine Portrait of the lute Duke of Bzosoan, Representing Implements In !lusbindry, Buildings, Live Stock, and remarkable Objects, with a coloured Map, distinguishing the different kinds of Soil, price 14s. in bodrds, - AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the COUNTY of BEDFORD, drawn up for theßderd of Agriculture and internal Improvement, distinguishing and"deli. cribing the Geographical situation and general elrcutnstancel of the County; the state of Property, the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation, the Implements, the Encloser* the Arable Land in every kind of Culture, the Grass Lands,' the .Gardanz and Orchards, the Woods and Pbuitations, the Wastes, the Improve ments, general and particular, the Live Stock, the Rural Eeo notny, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, Manufactures, the Populatlolh - Societies, Ste. Ste. &C. - Bp THOMAS BATCHELOR. Printed for RICEIARD PHILLIPS, Bridge -street, Blackfriars; and sold by all Booksellers In Great Britain Ltd Ireland: - Of whom may also be had, Corrected and enlarged SURVays of th%undermentionad Confides recently publfshestunder the direction of the Baird of Aerie& tare, uniformly printed in livo. and doss ugrillbentde t . . . 1. 11. 2 Middletons Middlesex, 2d-edition - . 14 0 3 Billinpley's Somersetshire - . •-' I' • 4 Rudge s Gloucestershire . 9 0 5 Smith's Argyleshire, ild edition _• 9 0 6 Naisznith's Clydesdale,,ditto - - 7 0 7 Duncumb's iferefordskirp - 6 0 8 Boys's Kent - . 7 0 9 Young's Hertfordshire , - .'7. ;0 : 10 Young's Lincolnshire - 12 0 11 Young's Norfolk --- , . - , '6 0 12 Young's Suffolk, 2d edition - • 0 13 Young's Essex, 2 vols. - 11 0 14 Kent's Norfolk " . - .., .~ 6 0 15 Somerville's East Lothian - 6 0 , '' 16 Thomson's Fifeshire . . . 7 0 17 Holes LlMoashice - - 6 0 -.l's Mid-) 18 Robertson's _'Lothian - 7 0 19 Bailey, Culley and Pringle's Northusnberlaild t i 9 0 Cumberland, and Westmoreland 20 Lowe's Nottinghamshire - 5 0 21 Robertson's Perthshire. . I 9 22 Douglas's Roxburgh and Selkirkshire 7 0 23 Plymley's ihropshits: - 9 0 24 Pitt's Staffordshire 4 •• .. 7 0 25 Brown's Yorkshire, W. R. • - 7 0 26 Tuke's Yorkshire, N. R. - - 9 0 N. B. Corrected and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be published, in a corresponding size and type, after the rate of six or cistht per annum, till Surveys of she whole Kingdom have been published; in the mean time, sets, as far as published, uoi . . , ;Heeled fOr " The present 1 I performance seems exsesdingly well adapted been published; in the mean time, sets, as far a s published, utile ay Schools. to the proposed purpose, and it is worthy of a ressectable place fornily done up, or partieui4x Reports, may be Lai of ail book- i. in the Juvenile Library."—British Critic. sellers, at the pleasure of the purchaser. I.J YARN. LINEN YARN: to be disposed of, spun by hand ; npwatels of 5000 dips trom fofir to twenty-three lea In the slip.—The above may be seen by applying to William Spiess, High. street, Stratford on Avoo....—rX.X. If. Applications' are made by letter, the postage must be paid. • • - LORD ORFORD'S WORXS. •. In. Five Volumes Royal 4to. with .175 Plates. 'kr STOCKDALE informs ,the Pubtic, that AV- 11 - LORD ORFORD'S WOKICSAwiII continue td be a 074 at the original price of 101. 101. tuiti4the .. 4th of June: next, whin they will be auranced to. 151. 15i. but lbw copies Whig 2.cl January, 1800. GOUGH'S CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA. This day was published, Jo four large Volumes folio, illustrated by numerous Plates, price 161. 16s. in boards, a New Edition, of BRITANNIA, or a Choragraphiaal Description of the flourishing Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ire land, a rfri the islands adjacent, from the earliest Antiquity. By Wil.LlAlt I CAMDEN, translated from, the -Edition published Ly the Author in 1607, enlarged by the latest Discoveries. By RICH k RID GOtJGI I. Printed fa John . Stockdale, Piccadilly. A few Copi: s are f rinted on tine Paper, and the Maps co loured, poise 251. 4s. • TIM: d Wait, ib hied, price in heirls, THE BRITISH COMMISSARY; containing a System for the British Commissariat on Foreign Service, and an Es.iey towards ascertaining at: Use and Dutics of tiCom misariat Staff in England. . . By the late HAVIT-AND LEMESURIER, Esq. N. B. The shove contains the method pursued by the author during the idle of his Service in the North of Germany,and the Southern District of niglan.l, as well as afterwards when Com missary General-in Egypt a. id the Aleilteiranean. printed for T. Egerton, at the Military' Library, near White hall. Just published, in large eve. price 7s. . The Third Edition, with very considerable additions , of ICIRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS on the Nature, various Causes, and the most rational mode' of treating an eradicating that species of ConsumAtion, incident to Voir.h and the cliff .:rent s:agcs of life, commonly calleJ Tabcs Dorssiis, including the Author's nr...thod of cure of that train of concotr.itani. Disorders, which derange the human organs, so as to destroy the finest functions of the animal cccononiy. Ey H. ST. JOHN NEAI.P., Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the University or Leyden, and practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon-Mujor to the sth Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th or Queen's Regiment of Light Dragoons; and to tliC Royal Military hospital at Chatham. Printed for J. Warier and li. D. Symmonds, Paternoster-tram ; and to be had at No. 61, Erith-street, Soho-square. . 1 %, The 4nti-Jaeobin Review for September,-1807, has been pleaaed to take some notice of the. nature and utility of the above work. Oa Thursday, the 19th instant, will be published, - In One Volume ttio price cia, in boards, UNDAY REFLECTIONS t By the AUTHOR of " Thoughts on Affectation." Printed for J. Hatchard, Nei ik). Nam:MIT. Where may be had, price 6s. board ; ,the &goad Edition otthe Christian Monitor, by the Rev. J. OwT, - Thir darwas publi‘bcd, price Mi. 6d. G UY's POR It IDGE POT ; with the Dun Cow Roasted Whole : an tj is ydeni, in Twenty-five Books. Part 1. carefully corrected . and'enlarged by many new passages and achlitionhl votes. Second Edition. • I.ondott : Sold by B. Crosby and Co.; and by Shtter and Mon day, Oxford. • . _ This day was published, • In Two Volmies_ , litroo. price Nine Shillings, in boards, . A TREATISE on MILITARY FINANCE, 4. 3 ", containing he Pay abd Allowante in Camp, Garrison, and Quarters of the British Army, with all the Official Documenta for thc Guidance of . Officers in / every Military Department. .Cotn plett to the close of 'itsia. Pt inted fur I'. Egerton, ei.btary, near Whitehall. An, ( i. 1711 FOURT' 101)J 1 07: M4IIIION. ... - This day was publit . nayly priniid is ostavo, price l 2s. in bo tabs ORRaM ,F.,0131 of MARMION i '''%: t di' VLC) .E 1 1%,1F IELD. • By tlifkri 4 EX Sttiti', l ... :. Printed' for Archihaill Cidistaliteglit '. argil ; and Wil liam Miller, Albemarle-striae,- , a !balirray, Fleet-street, ' n. Londo , • "1n:..i...".. . , This day was ptibli4ted; , in Two Volumes 4to. illustrated by twenty-five Engravings from Original Drawings, price . SLlSs. od. in boards, A DESCRIPTION'of CEYLON, containing an 1 - 1 - Account of the Country, inhabitants, and Natural Pro ductions • with narrativet of a Tritti round the island in 1800, the . Camp;lin. in Candy in 1803, and' a Journey to Itarniesciain in :1604. By the Rev. JA1448 - CORDINEP,, A. M. Late Cliftpfain of *th& Garrison of Columbo. Printed for Longman, Harst,lteers*Ortne, Paternoster-rob. " Considered as Volumes cf Travel*, Mr.. Cordiner's labours • mint enjoy a respectable rank among useful and agreeable pub-' lications. To tliose who either wish te, go to India, or have friends there, this Descriptisa of Ceylon' will be peculiarly agreeable.' =Anti-Jac. This day was published, price i :id. bound, The Editi ! m, corrected and improved, of THE SCHOLAR'S SPELLING ASSISTANT. LvLoded for the Use of Schools and'Private Tuition. _ . niqmAs CAkI'ENTER, "Mostet of the _•..cademy, Ilford, Essex. Ppinted for laingmess, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; d A,a Ave. Maria-lane. • . Of whom may belad, by the sante Author , The NEW Oki ItOpitArlilCkL ASSLSTA NT, or English txercise Book, vititti4iiitj ass bilprove( plan, for the more speedy instruc tion of Yousai,PersOns is the arc of Spelling, and l•ronunciation, i,:ten&-4 for the'use of Schook Price .z.s. bound. This slay was published,-in I%ne. with Copper-Plates, , • , Price 6s. in boards, the Second Edition of A lIEVP'tILE • ATISE on the USE of the •I• GLOZES: or-a Philosophical View of tltetarth and Hea vens: comprehending an Aecotint 6f the Figure, Magnitude, and Motion:of the Earth; with the natural Cuanges of its •Sur face, caused by Floods, EariliquAkes, !cc. designed for the In. struction of Youth.—BV THOMAS-KEITH. Priutee. for Lonman, Hurst, Res:a and Orme, Paternoster-row. " This Volume ciautprehends a great quantity of valuable mat ter in a small compa.,s, and we think it cannot tail to answer the purposes fur which it is aeslgned."—British Critic. 4 1 This Work is ably executed."—General Review. Also, by the same Author, An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, &c. In One Volume five. price 10s. 6d. boards. This day was published, • In Four Volumes, 12mo. price One Guinea in boards, The Third Iditiosi, of M PLE TALES. By Mrs: OPI E. 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