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• st r.R 10131 ATIMNIGN POST-OFFICA, LONDON. pE R SONS aesirous of havitetiwspapers or other Periodical Publications forwarded by Pest to the enntlheolt, are informed that Orders for that purpose are received.it the Fo reign Newspaper Office, No. at, Sherbourne-lane only, wh ere a ..,,r's Subscription moot be paid in advance. Persons on the Cootineat may address their Orders to the Comptroller of the Foreign Post-Office, giving a reference to ass Agent in London; *h. will pay the Suliscriptlen required. CONOEMNP AARR4,04:..7v118. LINENIk WOOLLEN RAGS. . , *arriat - Plicei t Sitembei I, 1809. Contract. for the Purchase A LL Perms willin g to 11 or CONDEMNED LItiEN.OOOI WOOLLEN RAGS, from the 30th Seplein4tBr) 1FD. 9 1 10 21 t 111 ;APPIGMber, 1810,in the rcral Districts throngboot Great thitalf, ray see the particu lars of Contract, Fenn of Tep4er, anti Lis of Districts, at the Nrrack Office, Spring Gartiens, or by ongtkiring of the several Jiarr.'d !vlas.lers throughout that wo k , Sealed Tenders in the form prFscribeiL to be delivered. on or before twelve o'clock en the. 29th Septemiacr .nstet, direct& to ithe commi.io Dent for the Affairs of Barracks, Spring ' Gardens,: London, and en dorsed" Tender for condemned Barrack Siores." - OFFICE OF ORDN.rlllVPS,...dpirsif 23, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OF 'LIFER „of HIS NA. jX.97,1 4 : ORDNANCE, d her* rive ?Votive, That p ropo w wort. At their °Ace in Pall-Mall, on or before %Valli:May the 90th of September next; twee.....h p c , ors as may 4 e willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE L: the Ordnance, Horses stationed io the following Districts, viz. Notraf ITITALN, 1 , 10" if HERA PfAKSIIIRE, BASTE•.?t exclusive of Warley, SOUTHERN, excludie of Cuatham, 5Q 1 5 1 1 - 1 . WET, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Chrlizctorch, 'WESTERN, v;(01.WICIli with its Drroodendet o WAtiO.EY CHATHAM, • For a perio.' of Six Months, from the Ist of October next. The Forage to be furttsheal Rations, consisting, as hereafter may tccni t i ms :ft time be required, either of to 1b... of Oats, or of 7 lbs. of Oats. 14 lbs. of Hay, and and a lbs. of Straw, 8 lbs. of Strive ; i rl d owe be cteiivered at el,: re3pective stations, at the cspence of the Contractor, u is al,o to furnish such Horses with Oats, of sibs per ration, as may be billeted within the District for which ba contracts. 'roe Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly, for two an more u; i!te said Di.!ricts ; and it is expected tbat the Con-. trautr sl‘all receive the Stable Dung Oat (luring the period of til coils - at mly accumulate, making an allowa.tce for the same per horse per week. yter rah- rate of Fur her particulars may be known upon 'application to the Oka coni- , an.;Mg the Royal Art iiLry in each District, and also h ccre:ary's Oflice in Palt.:nall aforesaid. any. dav betwtellak *e tenni of ten rod four o'clock, where the propasals moat be (livered, sLaled up, and endorsed " Pronoclls,for the slim ly of liora : tr;" hut no Proposal can be admitted after the said 20th day of *vp...ml),.r next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same ; driller will any Tender be noticed unless the party inakina Or an aient is his behalf, shall attend.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREIV, Serrettry. \Y. 4, CORNHILL, AND 9, CHAR NO BISH begs leave to remind the Pu")lic, that the •JIL • STATE 1.0 rt . F.:: burins and finishes Drawing the Roth NEXT MONTH ; .Arad it is the ONLY' LOTTERY that will be drawn THIS TEAR .1e:e: - .10 is perfectly novel, highly approves!, and the-more it ttl.Lown the more it is aatnired ; 7 -it contains 4 Prizes of i.:20,000 4 Prizes cf £2/ 1 00 4 of 5,000 18 of 1,000 12 of £3OO, Etc. Etc. ri,s wit:A./of which will be decided in Owe DAY ; therefeSre vedy purc.ase is necessary; v . /110st '1 ickets and Shares may be ,13.! in gre.tt variety at the above old established Offices. PrIRSONS in the COUNTRY :?,'ay he sorlied, the same as if present, by sending their orders, I . •ost or carri4- paid,) accompanied with good bills, cash, bank 4 , :es, or post office orders, to either of BISH's Offices in London, No. 4, CORNHII.I., or 9, CHARING CROSS. I /RANSCOMB's Lucky LOTTERY OIFICES, - 1 J No. i!, HOI.I3ORN, 37, cORNHII.I. ; likewise at 269, ti. 'RAND, a: 1d P.l, I lAYMARKYX, St. James's, where the is '!owing C - .:?ital Prizes, in the last State Lottery, wcIIF 5 0 1 d, 4 .red and Registerzd, namely, The GC,AND PRIZE of 1000 PICKETS, tit' pim2.,...a • 'Anil since .4:::4,763; 14th MAACII, 1808, Likmise 'l . ln - ee fight! k20,G00, X 20,010, Cne XiO,noo, TWO 105 SHARES, Wiill several I t.Ct 0,100, X.i,QOO, Xl °` .ll ' £3OO, tkc Z:e. above o:flees, and whe?. cling in the pressenr new ant; irn- II be drawn on the :2;"eli Octo'sr:, .rs, therefor-, an early yurehaz^ a A N SCO Xl': and CC One .(1000, With several £.;011, Cc. &c. All boll in Shares at the Tickets and Shares are. lIONV gul prz:vel State Lottery, which will and con,iits of only 5000 nunthei r:c.iin - nvid•_•d by Sir .1 ANI Li 131 icilmtusoN, GOOOLUCIi., and Co._j(OC. Broker:, resper•fully acquaint the Public, that the whole - STA I E 1.0 ETE.RY drawl) in One Day, 20th of °BEA NEXT. This Lottery has only 5,000 Numbers (front No. 1 to 5,000 .;, Four •l'ickets of a Number, so that the Purchaser of a Single Ticket will p tin a Prize of £lo,itto: By 'lwo Tickets of the sa:ae ti Prize of X40,C00 By Three Tickets sante Number, X 60,000 h Prize of rickets of the same Number, A Prize of XSO,OOO And all other Prizes in the same Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 - of X 20,000 f' 1,000 I 9 - - of - - xi , oao 2,000 I?. - - of - - 500 /he. 5 &c. i I ICILTS and SIIAR ES are on Sale by RICHARMSON, (.;0 t DLUCK, and Co. Cornhill, and Charing Cresis, London ; WI: 0 , ha re d an d Sold last Three Lotteriv, Nos. 2,609, 1 0 , 197 , %: , d :5, 031,Three Prizes of JC20,090; and !, 95e, 219,090. They a ,1 01.,, the only office that ever seld in E1a.."11." Priz es of of - of P, q.ESENT PRICE • - Ticket, XL"; 171. C 0 10 - /CH 30 1 neitil - - . 1 g • Sl4 0 Sixteen* . - Hall 9wark " . • ; . . .. • • . ts is h icivkl: .• , . •• • • , •., „A , ~ , . • . . , . - . ..,...1` . =•••, -; • • . ' 11111::.4 1 11151l'- . . .• Jil- NJ- .v. I • . • # f'_ '' ' .4 •'. 'i'' • • .*. • ak 4 .4t, . ...,4 • . . . . - . .. .1 . • . . --,.... • • . .. .. , At• : ' 'e ' -*'• • '..# K. ,' .. '. l •A, • , ry - . . . .... , • Pi (t ....._ . , r . • e .. 'A i, ' ii. r ‘ 114 .b • ...1. . ... . . ... . _. - . ," ' ' —ii• SATITRDAY, SFAITEMBER 2. 1809 -• LLOYD's 'AUGUST SI, I AT A GENERAL MEETING of the SCRIBERS to LLOYD's, held this :lay, WILLIAM BELL, Esq. in the Chair, s. The Merchants, Underwriters, and,othar Subscrilo Horne, having heard the Report of the Coisunittee of th Fund, made to a Meeting of the Subscribers to that lasi the 24th instant, and h`avinif considered the same, Resolved unanimously % That this Meeting feel bloom' on them to continue their support to the Patriotic Fond;and the suns of £`5OOQ 3 per. Cent. Consolidated aknouiries, be Cr ferred from the stock belonging to the Subscribers to this t as a farther contribution to that benevolent and useful Institution. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks •of this .Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able conduct its the Chair. - The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subsseibetv to Llov l's, who enjoy the pleasing satisfaction of having led to the establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the commencement of the relent war, feel themselves justified by the experience of six years, in recommending this laudable and,meritorious Institution to the support of their Countrymen. They arc solicitous, at the same time, to call their attention to that altered state of public affairs, for which the Nation is in debted to the valour of our l,rave Defenders: to the almost entire annihilation of the Naval Force of •the Enemy, which has crowned the gaitasst exploits of British Seamen ; and to the hopes of ultimate success, which this courage, discipline, and firninest of British Soldiers, have inspired in ctiose, for whose deliverance from a perfidious Usurper, they are at this moment making the most heroic exertions. And now that the transcendent efforts of valour displayed by ' the heroes who have led, and by the brave men who have so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured the freedom of these Realms, it may surely be expected that the same generous impulse and feelirg, which at a moment of great general alarm, induced all ranks to join in the laudable endeavour to ani. mate the chide of our Defenders, will be found still alive to their merits and sufferings ; and tied so long as the present contest shall last, " the British Seaman and the British Soldier may alike con " fidently trust, that these who are dear to him white living, will " in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends and 1 ° Coardiain is a grateful and generous Couv.try." (Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. - . • _ PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, AUCITST 31, 181'.9. THE COMMITTEE for managing the .PA. Tit lOTIC FUND, hare great satisfaction in laying before the Public, the Resolutions and Address of the Subscribers to Lloyd's, passed unanimously at a General Meeting held there this day; and they cannot but express their hope, that as the truth end force of the sentiments of that respectable Body must be acknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be generally followed. By seder of the Committee, • .• J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. Amount of new Contribotions already advertised £6513 5 0 'f Subscribeis to'Lloyd's (S per Celt. Cobsols) .5000 0 0 G.-,veroor and Company of the Batik of England 5000 0 0 G Malone - 1 1 0 11 3ill:mielHard:l - - - - 21 0 0 Henry Hinde 1• ::y - - - - 105 0 0 Smiths, Marten, and Sr. Barbs - - - 105 0 0 T. and W. Curds, Clarke and Co. . - 105 0 0 Jelin Atkins ..-. - - - 105 0 0 B. Bourdillnn • - - - 25 0 0 William Dawes •• - _ - 185 0 0 Audreiv Harrison . - - - 53 10 0 Job:lllarrison - . . - 52.10 0 Ber.jinain Harrison. - - - 52 - 10 - 0 John F. l'hrockmorton J. W. and J. Whitmore - 21 O. 0 .. 105 0 0 Roagentent and Bah/Sods - . 5$ 10 .0 leant Clatk and San - - - 26. 5. 0 W. R. H. Brown -.- 10..10 0 Captain Thomas Dundaa, R. J. .. TO 10 0 S. and W. Crimley - - -. . .5 b n Smith and Curries • - - 105 0.0 Clagett -3:•d Pratt - - 105 0 0 Robert 4 - iuntrr - - - 50 0 0 George Hersciv-11 52 10 0 Were, Bince, a-. 1 Cn. - 105 0 0 - , uhicriptions are received at dialler of Lloyd's and by all be liatiteri in the United Kingdom.. STREET. MR- WILSON will begin the Winter Course of A•rv.v"Sit LECTURES on ANATONIY, PHYSIOLOGY, PA THOLOGY, ,and SURGERY, on Monday the 4d of October, 'at Two. d'Clock in the Afternoon. Practical Anatomy and Ana tortikai Demo4trations will be .continued in the Mornifigs as tmdel the direction of Vr. Wilson and Mr. Brodie. • HARVEWS SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, Ste. LAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility •At- 4 - and Gentry. tho above admired Article is prepared only at 4 herWarehouse, NO. 6, Edward-styes, Portman-square ; and (hy aPpolsitnaest) may be had of J. Baxter Edinburgh ; Bell, New castle aeon Tine ;, Gregsons,Liverp;ol; Getty, Manchester ; ' Terry. Brighton ; Lomer, Southampton; Elliot and Seedhaist, Bath ; Jeff4rys...Salisbuty ;ister, Swansey ; Stephens, Bridlington Quay, ac,Sto. and to prevent apurions imitations, each bottle hasildr. Harvey'saignature on the label. E. L. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essen** of Anchovies; which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickle., may be had in cases of all sizes, for family use and exportation. '61401E ; aF AkAi; GREAT WINDMILL BILIOUS AND NtiaVOUS BEAD-AGUES, INDIGES TION, Sec. • Copy of a Lotter from R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon, Apothecary. ...OR —In consequence of several voyages to the East Indies, I had, contracted a Bilious Complaint, to such an alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay attention to the duties of my ship. Through the recommendation of a friend, I was led tct make trial of your (DIXON'S) AN I'IBILI OUS PII.LS, by the use of which, for a short time,l was, to my astonishment, immeshatey relieved ; and have been for a long while, totally free from .any return of nausea, yellowness of the skin, nervous and sick head-aches, heart•burns, giddiness, and other, corresponding Syntptoms of the above complaint. The success ascent remedy has induced me to recommend it gene rally, and my brother in particular, third Officer of the Duke qi• Montrose Indiaman, who laboured under a worse afßicrion • possible, than myscli, has been in like manner completely cured. i I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, ROD4RT LUCAS, Chief Officer of the lion. Gravesend, June 24 • last India Company's Ship, Union. Sold whokvale Ind retail at Mr. Butler's, Ne. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in every Town, in boxes at 6s. and 9.5. 9d. each, a;d family boxes at 125.1. cod., CANDLES uf,Actartd by Steam, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those made in the common way. The tallow being melted with steam is greatly improved in its quality and colour, and the wicks, by being coated With wax, emit a brighter Same, and are more durable than others. Manufactured only by the Candle and Soap Company, and sold for the convenience of Families, in Boxes of One, Three , Six, and Twelve. Dozen Pounds, at No. 182, Fleet-street, London, and J. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Compay only deliver geodi for ready money, Country Correspondents are requested to send references for paythent io London with their orders. • • This day was published,' ' THE GAME BOOK for 1809. This work ena bles the Sportsman to keep an accurate account of the dif ferents kinds of Game, when and where killed, how diuposetkof, and other particulars,fbrming a complete lourrial for the sports , man, Gamekeeper, &c. price 7s. lOs. 6d. 21s. 42a. Loodon Priotcd for 1. Harding, 36, st. James's-street. THE LATE CAMPAIGN .1$ SPAIN.. • This day were published, In an elegaat Volume, quarto, with En - gravity'', price two.gisineas in boards, • LETTERS from PORTUGAL and' SPAIN ; containing an Account of the Operations of the British Armies ender Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY and Sir JOHN MOORE, from the day preceding the BAITLE of VIMIERA, to the BATTLE , and EMBARKA TION at COXUNNA, with full and interesting details of the memorable Retreat from Sahagnn. Embellished with twelve Engravings by Heath, from Drawings made ou thempot, illustrative of the Campaign. By ADAM NEALE, M. D. F.L. S. Physician to his Majesty's Forces. ! Printed for RICUARD Putwes, London, and to be bad of all Booksellers. In a few days will be published in Bvo. illustrated with a Map of the Couhtry inhabited by the Western Trihes of Indians, 'THE TRAVELS of CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARKS, undertaken by Order of the Government of the United States, performed in the Years 1804, 1605, and 1806, being Hp'. ards of Three Thousand Miles, from St. Louis, by the Way of the Missouri and Columbia Rivers, to the Pacific Ocean; containir..; an Account of the Indian Tribes who inhabit the Vea tern Part .of the Continent, unexplored and unknown before. — With copious Delineations of the Manners, Customs, Religion, &c. of the Indians. Compiled from vanous authentic Sources and Documents. To which is subjoined, a Summary of the Sta tistical View of the Indian Nations, from the Official Communica tion of ' IVIERIWETHF.R LEWIS. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rev', and Orme, Paternoster-row. FXPERIME.LN • - 141.:. day were published, iu Two Volumes, 12mo. Illustrated by 3S superior Engravings, price 14s. in boards, and 15s. bound and lettered, POPULAR LECTURESonEXPERIMENTA L PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMI:-.TRY ; Intended chiefly for the Use of Students and Young Ptoons. By GEOF.GE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor In Philosophy and the Arts, Ste. Vicar of West-Ham; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Landaff s and Author of the Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD Putt ties; No. 6, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also he had, just published, The GRAMMAR Of NATVRAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILO.. SOPIIY. By the Rev. D. BLAIR ; Author of the CLASS BoolC, Price 3s. in blue. SOUTH AMERICA. This day was published, in two volumes svo with a Map of the Country, price 18s. boards, THE GEOGaAPHICAL, NATURAL and CIVIL 1-119 IDRY of CMILL• Translated from the Ori ginal Italian of the ABBE DON 1. IGNATIUS MOLINA. To which arc added, No: es from the Spanish and French Versions, and two Appendix .4 by the English Editor. 'Printed for Longman, Hurst, ilfes, and Orme, Paternoster-row. " We arc patty icularly glad at the present moment, to he ttble to direct our readers to the works of Molina, in their own language. Whatever is calculated to increase our knowledge of South Ame • tics, is now of the greatest importance, and the region whichis the subject of the work before us, is cataitily among the most interesting of that neglected world. Even Mr. Pinkerton, whoni it is not easy to please, says, ' Molina does honour to the Creol •race ; for a more clear, scientific, and hatellivnt ascuunt of any country was never written by any author of any ago or climate.' There are few, vse arc inclined to think, who will not be disposed •to look for themselves into this interesting and satisfactory per formance." Edin. Rev. July, 1807. DEBILITY*- - Etc.—Mr. GOSS having heen.regu. larly educated as a Member of the Royal College of Sur geons, continues to direct his attentionto the cure of the fallowing complaints, viz. a certain disorder contracted in a moment of in discretion, Strictures, or obstructions in the Urethra, and every species of Debility or Deficiency, whether occasioned by a secret destructive habit of youth, long residence in a hot climate, or the enervating indulgence of mature age. The result of several years experience has enabled bins, by a superior and peculiar method, to speedily remove the above diseases, however inveterate nr compli cated, and in recent cases of venereal infection, to complete a per fect cure in .t few days. The uniform success attending his mode of treatment, induced Mr. G. thus openly to offer his advice. He may be consulted, as usual, daily, wills secrecy and honour, by either sex, persanp.lly, or by letter, containing a Bank-note. J•lo. 13, liouverie-street, Fleet-street. , NEW SPORTING PUBLICATIONS, Printed for Longman, Haat, Recs and Orine, Paternoster-row. 1. R URAL SPORTS. By W. B. Daniel. let 3 vols. 4to. price 71. 17s. Gsl. ; and in 3 vols. Svo. prke a ss. in boards, new Editiond, embellished with 70 beautiful Engravings by Scott, from drawings by the most celebrated Artists. •„• To the present Edition the Author has made considerable Additions and Alterations, and several new Plates are added, en graved by Landseer, Tomkins, and others. 9.- The SPORTSI4AN'S CABINET; or Correct Delineations of the various Dogs. used in the Sports of the Field ; including the Canine li7ce in general. Consisting of a Series of rich and mas terly Engravings of every distinct Breed, from original Paintings taken from Life, purposely for the Work. By P. Reinagle, A. 12 .A. With elegant Engravings by Scott. in 9 vols. super-royal 4to. price 71. 7s. in boards. S. The SHOOTING DIRECTORY. By R. B. Th umhill. In 1 vol. 4to. with Plats. price U. 113. nd. in boards. Also a superior Edition, with the Plates coloured after Life, price 31. 3s. boards. 4. SPORTING ANECDOTES, Original and Select; including cha racteristie Sketches of eminent persons who have appeared on the Turf. By an Amateur Sportsman. In 12.m0. illustrated by several Engravings. New Edition, price 7s. • 5. A e I'ItrATISC on VETERINARY MEDICINg, Illustrated by Plates, with observations on Stable management, feeding, exer. else, and condition. Br James White, of Exeter, late Veterinary Surgeon to the Ist or Royal Drazoons. The Eighth Edition, con siderably enlarged, price 7s. 6. The OUTLINER of the VETERINARY ART, or the. Principles of Medicine, as applied to a knowledge of the Sttueture, Functhe - tions, and Economy of the H orse, the Ox, the Sheep, and Dog, and to a more scientific and successful manner of treating their various Diseases. Ey .Delabete Blaine,Profentor In Animal Medicine. The whiale illustrated by Anareasjeal - Plates. In 2 vela, el-0. price 11. be. boa* 1-lALLAM'S ANTIDILIOUS I'ILLS, isy EDWAILD HALLAM, Surgron and Apotbccary, late of Bury St. Edmund's. • THIS salt: and elegant preparatiOn isiustlyesteemed tnr its agre,able and certain operation, by which it effec tually rent,,vcs all In..etion or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, wherker arising from Bile," Indigestion, Flatulency, of Cold; Sickness a Stomach; Head-ach, &c. It operates by dis lodging acrid bile er.pther. crudities retainer, in the intestinal canal, and acts uan aNtiative ti; the system generally. Free from any antimonial or ra:.turial preiiarat!ans, it is at all times safe; and hae been given with ;insular good effect during Preg nancy. Its action is particularly adapted to Pernonr•of Habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a su,fficieat action of the bowel' is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are frequently producing pains and distensimis, head-achs, lan guor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and cppression. '‘ Remove the cause, the effect must cease." A single trial will fully conyinoe the patleitt of their efficacy. The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head aclis are certainly re moved by a single dose, and in a much shorter time than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thinks it pro per to remark, they will be found not only to act. without: pain or nacasiness ; but to leave the body, after their inemediatte action. ceases, free from that costive state which generally socepeeds the operation of laxative medicines. • Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw ani Edwards, No. 'bd, St. Paul's Church-yard. Lowden. PfiCt 9s. 9d. pee be& <<.~ `,`L: • • :: •-• • . ' .- - r: .1.. 46, . . ,:. •-•-• . .., ~ . . . f PP ;CF SIXPRNCP.-H AI MFVNY. - . A PIEW AND IMPORTANT WIIRKt - • - This day was published, price od: or 'Thirteen to the D•ison, w'tk • the full allostrantso to ;tiin • THE FIRST CATECHISM fni CHILDREN, . ciantainiugCO,Ul2oll• Things nktissary to be known; and • adapted to the capacity' and curidiity of Children betvielin Fotti anti 'Ten Years of Age. , • By the Res: DAVM BLAIR 4 A.M: , Author of the Class Book; a Roadirog Exercises, or Intl:e duction to the Class Look; of tb Gin/attar • - ' of Philosophy, Itc. Ste. Every Parent and 'Pltor will be instantly struck With the 'tse; fulness and importance of this new CarechiSin, which begins with • teaching the to count 'Ten and name the Days in the Week, and pro weds by easy step. to the definition and explanation of all kiwis of f einlior and coasmon objects. It bears in fact, as to the business of life, and the first principles of general knowl-Agr, exactly the same relation AS the Chords Clitechism, and the easy Catechisms of De. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for Ric HARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bsidr-street, London ; and to he had, with the other much approved Works of the sane Author, of all Booksellers in Town and Country. ' TOURIS PORTABLE COMPANION: This day was published in six elegant Volumes, royal leme. Muss • traced with coloured Maps, th. Third Edition, tauchitnprovest and etilarged, price Ms. in boards, or A. neatly bowid, THE IRITISH TOURISTS or TRAVE L. LER'S COMPANION, thr itigh ENGLAND, WALES, - SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, incruditig accurate Descriptions of every Part of the United Kingdom : and comprehending the most celebrated and mostinteresting Modern Tours through every • Part of the British islands, particularly those of ' PENNA NT, SULLIVAN; Hass F Lt., GRANT, WYNDHAM, Youno, Meat•rz, HolAt vs, , Joutiackal, SnAl, RORER TION, ST. FOND, HUTCHINSON, NEWT E, SKR! NE) &E. &c. - With several Original Tours, cominunicsted to the - Editor. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Rector of Stonesfield, and Vicar of Hurley...3w. &c. Printed for Ricaaao Pommes, N 0.6, Bridgeisttreet, and sold by, all Booksellers, particularly by those on the greed Reads, and at the Watering Places. Of whorl may be had, The Goineto all the WATERING Pcd - tas for 1,806, price 13s. in boards, or 13s. 6d. bound, in red. • The PICTURE of LONDON for 1809, pride 95.6 d. hnund. 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