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T a~ • . . . • • . _ . . • • I` • . ' (k . . .• --. 4%-iii .. . . r • . ••" .....) 1.. - : .. . . r. . 2 5 . . • ~.., . ... • • ‘.—:_ • . :s. I.' 4 - O' -,,._ ..le. • . a : 74.) • •`• • • nip. NrmEER 51391 FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1801: PRICE PUfr ON DIPIDENDS. BY an AR palf-d in the prefent &Ilion. of Parlilt :mat, an additional Duty, after the rate of one-fourth part of the forever Duty or. Property, is framed upon ev,. ty Afldtmcnt ta pe made for any year fub!oquent to the rth of April, t Sos ; to be computed upon the net ant ,, unt of the Duty charged by fuch , r ifmcnt.ahicl.additional Duty sviU attach upon the full msount -: -9 Dividends or "bares of Public Annuities payable on the sth vi tulr next : his Mak-Iles Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes t•errf. , re give Notice, That an Perfons entitled to fuch Dividends who are defimus of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank of F Fi :nd. tnult,in order to entitle them to t di/charge from fur th-r iffeffinent, pay into the genii, in addition to the former duty at the rate of t! per Centum, on the amount of the (aid Dividends, the further fum of one inartb port of at raid Daly, computed arm the fill amount thereof REDUCED RATES OF POSTING. GA Lll E ItSOl4, of the Angel Inn. Ferry-bridge, • relpeafully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that at a Meeting of INNKEEPERS the following Lots of Polling have been agreed upon, viz For nne Pail of Hoeft, r 3 d. per milt—two Pair IS 3d and S.ddle Harks 6d...—frout the Red Lion, Turf or d ; iwan. Seroo• by; New Inn, Red Lion, Doneafter; Argel, Ferrybridge; Swau and Talbot, Wetherby; Three Greyhounds, Baroaghbriage, and Role and Crown, Tatleilfter. This day was publinsed, in One Volume Royal getave, price ys.6d. in boards, NATHAN the WISE, a Dramatic Poem, from the German of Lissiacs. By the TIANILATO% of Gerry ea and BUROCIeII ELLessoits. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, N 0.6- Bridge-Brag; • and to he had of all Boolifellers. • NORTHERN TRAVELS.-.This day were publithed, la vile large a , .cl elegant Volume qii . arto. price TWO Gininell in ' oards.embellithed with feveral Engravings by Medland, TRAVELS ROUND THE BAurtc, duough DENMARK,.SWEDEN, RUSSIA,PART of POLAND, and PRUSSIA, in the Year 18 0 4. By JOHN CARR, Efq. Author of the Stranger in France, &c. [Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-Bred,Bhekfriars. On the loth 'Otani will he publithed. In One Voltam Odtsvo. price in boards 7s. The Second Edition of _ SERMONS, altered and adapted to an Eno i& PULPIT. By nAMTIET. PAR FRIDGE, M. A. F.S. A. Vicar of Bolton, Lincolnitire. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6s, St. Pied Church-yard. At a time when it has been in agitation to advance the Rates of Pottage beyond tad, per mile, a liberal poetic will be convinced that it is the wi6 of the Proprietor of the above Houfes to aecom• modate tlism on the molt reafonable terms. They have alto th, additional advantage in purfuing this line td and from London, from the Stages being more equally divided; a change of Myles Caved, and ore mile leis charged them. Thi, (ley were publithed, price ts. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and I'EN DENCY of the DOCTRINE of Mr:HUME, concerning the RELATION of CAUSE and EFFECT. • Edinburgh: Printcil by and fbe Mundell and Son: fold alfo by Longman, Hurft, Rces, and Onne, Paternoitcr row ; and Martin Keene, Dublin. As above may be had, g. ()Nervations oh the Zoonomia of Erafmus Darwin, M. ID, by Thomas Brown, Efq.one large volume, Evo.priet Bs. fn tweardC a. Poems, by Thomas Brown, M. D. in two.vohnes. foolfcip Evo price 125. in boards. B, Order of the Bear'. .111.1DTHEW WINTER. ir,r Text:. 29th I gOS. SCARCE AND VALUAK.E ANTIC),9R COINS. TO be DISPOSED OF, a FIVE.GUINEA X PIECE of col.n. COIN, Milian% and Mary, anno 1694, beliereti to be nearly unique ; a GUINEA. HALF CROWN. and SHILLING. of the fame Hen a GUINEA, diaries 11. annu 1677, very fcarce ; an antique GOLI) COIN, the larger than half a guinea, with charadters fimpsfed Pectic ; a GOLD COIN, fame Sae as the lalt, of the Lanilgrave. of Heffe (NW. amso 1137 ; a large SILVER COIN. Sze Of a crown p;k,e. Mite Hew. Elec. Cologne, anno 1666 ; alto a II MA SHILLING Ge,. U. 1745. Application to Meth Trawman, Easter (if by letter pelt paid), will be attended to. ilds.dap was ipublifhed, iatidfonsely printed in one laryie,Volume, Royal (kart°, (uniform in time and type, with the Itatifa6tions of the Lmnean Society of LA/Won) and embelHlbed with Portraits of Litman' and FIRE-OFFICE, STRAIN), and CORNHII.I.. lINSURANCE is granted hy this O ffi ce on Kifes. muidirq,m,Matstaetorics, Ships, and all other Veffela, Goads. "andize, Farmbst Seed', and other Property from I.ofs or 1141liart" by Fire. Dr. Fultene 7 y, with a fine Plate of Medals, and a FacZnil e of Loomis% hand-writing, price iL in 6d. to boards, GISXERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIgN/EUS, by RICHARD PULTF NEY. M. D. P.R. S. Ells Second Edition; with Corredtions, confiderable Additions, and Mentoin or the Author, by WILLIAM GEORGE MA'row, M.D. F.A.S. F.S. A.- rhis day WAS publitbol, pries as. THE FIRST REPORT of ;he BRITISH and, FOREIGN hIBLE SOCIETY. With an Appendix ,cootaining very intereiting Extradts Vona Correfponeence, and a Lift of Subliribtrs and Beni:Whim Sold by Cada and Darien, Strand; Cooder,Buckleibery; }latch ard, Piccadilly; Phillips and Fardon,George-yard.Lonthard-fireet ; Airington, St. Paul's Church-yard; Williams and Smith, Statip otters Court, and at the Society's Depolltori, No to, Little Moor • fields—alfta by the principal Rookfellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edtniau-gh, GI ifirowaod fully _ The ..cpreeedented reference given to this Office, b^ aU Dr fcription of Inform, tie Directors flatter themTelves has arifen from the facifides adopted in their improved Plans and fimplified Modes of Fire Inference, r.rticulik'y in Agrioaltural Stock, the premium on whrch is as. fid per Cent. only. 'l he Office grams !durance+ foe periods &err of a year, and IB A 4., good tors by f'; re from Lightning. Itcccip:s for Infer:rem becoming due at Midfuttimer, are in the handy of tbcir Agents, in the principal cities and towns, who w„1• icliver proycials with the eyes of Infurance, gratis. (1? ink ranee. due at blitiftimmer muff be paid on or before the otbd. , v of July,when the Fifteen Days allowed for Payment expire ROBPgt'f SKEL'rON. See. Fellow of the Royal College of Phylicians, and a Vice•Prefident of the Linnean Society of London. To which is annexed, the Diary of Linnzus, written by hitnfelf, and now translated into tn glith , . front the Swedish Manufcept in the Puffefnun of the Eclitct. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FAR M and AStiANCE, COOK HAM, near MAIDENREAD, BERM, with early pilaw) . TO BE SOLD BY Mr. HAWK ES, A Singularly eligible and v er y (:...firable Freehold Eftate, molt beautifully fituate on Cookbam Hill, compelling an excedling compact farm. with brick.ami tile Dwelling-boufe, and all prbper Offices, g 6 Acres of excellent Arable. Meadow and Coppice Land, with a very extenfive and extremely valuable Right of Mardi and Upland Common. This Eltatc is admirably adapted io form the Complete Villa, it relents a capability of the hiahelt mprovement at a (lender etpenee. and a combination of advan tages that randy unite. Subfenhers who have not reeeivad the Report are refpca. reirofted to feud to the Depo&ory for the fame. Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poai•ry. BOTANY BAY....This day was pubPflisd, hi three volumes, Norio', odavo, price 13s. 6d. la boards, AVOYAGE ROUND the WORLD, in the years 18:0, 180 t, tBO2, 1803; and 13:4, in which the Au thor viited the principal illands in the Pacific Ccean,snd the Eng lib Settl • ments uf PORT JACKSON, and NOR FOLK ISLAND, and refided eight months in O rAHErni. Including accounts of the prefent State of So;itty, and of the Progrefs of Civilization once the Voyages of Cooke; and an impartial narrative of hr pro ceedings of the Miffiouaries in the Society Mande, to the latter end rat the year 1803; together with a variety of pseticulara never before giien to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW SOUTH WALES,drawn up on the fpot in IB.+ By JOHN TURNBUI.L. tedPris for RICHAILI PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge.ftrect, Blackfriars, and to be had of all Bookfeliers. This day were pabßfited, Elegantly printed by Ballantyne, on a fine wove P ar e, an d e a n . belliihed with a finely engraved Portrait of Maepho fon, in Two Volumes, Octavo, price tl. Ica. in boards, THE POEMS of OSSIAN, &e. containing the -1- POETItAL WORKS of JAMES MACPHERSON, Efq. in Profe and Rhyme: with Notes and ll!nitrations. By MALCOLM LAtNg, Efq Printed for Longman, Huai, Rees ' and Orme, Paternoiter row ; Cadell and Davies, Str a d; J. Mawman, Poultry; and Archibald Conflable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be tr.d, juR publithed, Report of the Committee of the Highland Society of Scotland. - appointed to inquire into the nature and Authenticity of the ' Poems of Oman. Drawn up, according to the Dirvti. , ns of the i Committee, by Henry Mackenzie, Efq. its Convener or Chairman. With a copious Appendix, containing fome of the Principal Do. (anent& on which the Report is founded. In 1 vol. Bvo. price tee. In boards. TO SC riOOLI AND FAMILIES, V", R. ALLEN, Dancing ,Miller, purtanally at- IVA tends Schools and Families within ten miles of London, teachi"g a graceful tiniftsed manner of performing esfily every M om idhi , matd- rcquifiteof modern Dancing. Mr. AttrierHourcs, No. tp, Sherrard (tree, Golden fquare, and No. ro, Great A lie.flreet, Goodmaifs Fields, are alf6 open for the private inftrudion of Ladies and Gentlemen of any Age, who hare never learned that accompliftnint,gr no in the Ferenc ftyle.—Forrigners, Officers, Country Refidents, and others, from Cr going abroad, a.id all who cannot fpare much time, may leam on plena more/cly formed for thole to *honi it is an objedt to be taught pit. ritly, and faftiorroSi . y. Dotb Mr. Attars private Dancing AeAdemies will continue open the Summer. His Matt:mi. are M dirs.Tonninfon & Adams. For particulars, additrs (poll paid) to MelTrs. Dynely and 4 :!o. Gray's-Inn; Mr. John Mandy and Mr Hawke*, Re ding; orNo. 34, Great Caßleartet. Caveutlifh-tquare, whtre a Plan allay be Teeti.—velo his feveral Hodes to let. to BE SOLO. Of whom may be had. a HISTORY and DascaeTwN of the IsaaND Of ST. HOLE NA, drawn up by a Gentlenim long refident there.ln one volume, price 61. in boards. AN ENTIRE NEW. WORK. WITH NETT OR MORE ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. This day was publiihed, fe.t. 7. in beards, AN HISTORICAL and CRITICAL ESSAY on the REVIVAL of the DRAMA in I FALY. By lOSEPH COOPER WALKER, M. R. I. A. Honorary Member of the Sockties of Path and DulAtn.and of the MONEY. AGENTLEMANWIC;iI:is it in Ms power to procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Short, .R Notice, for g-od Bah, or upon Annuli iiia, or other Certain Seco ritie2, wiflies to be employed as the Agent to any perfons, wbcther of the Mdr eantiL or Fafhionable part of the World, who may require his affiftslice.—Perfanal applications are receilral from ten till four; and tutees, PoR Paid addr, lied to the Superintendant at his !unite, No. 22, New North Rtect, Red Lion-fquare (if explicitly mitten) anfwcred. - MONEY READY TO ALWAtCE. A LL Perfons in the Poliellion of Intornes, arifing a• from Freebold,Copybold, or Leafehoid Eftates ' in Land or Hoofe,, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, MarciageSettlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places; Chnirch Livings, or any oraer certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with tempora ry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying An nuity inter& for the fame: The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,- may be :tecommodeted, on their perfonal fecurity; and in any isitance where the fingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed infnfficient, thc addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay , meat of the interat, will remove the objedion ; and in all cafes peivileye will be given to the Putilte, to'return the principal at their own option.—Perfonal applications will be received every day till four o'clock, and Letters from Correlpandents in town and !au atry (pad paid) will be Immediately anfwered, addreffed to the Diredor of the Knight(hridge Bank, at his town-Mule, No. P,• Lower IA C;oldea-rep:er.-- :AUTION "to I.ANMAIS, BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCIMVIES AND' OTHER RICH SAUCES. I'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has ▪ gairowi by HIS ESSENCE OP ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for IV6 Save! , Stewed Reef, Hafted Calves Ifratia, Reef Ste.th, Ma* Omer, Will iewl, arra' Game; with many Deli sath, for Me Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (lie beim: the Invlntor of them ,) has induced many perfous to give the fame name to Articles entirely different, whisk are vended at nutty Shops in Londan, by perfona whn to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Seodandi tc (Mick OrderS of Tradeftnen and Innkeepers, who in conk garnet are often Paved with Spsfrieav Sort., of very inferior quali ties, which is not only an Impofition, but a great difappointment to Families who purthafe them with a view of having good Sauce ha their I Oh, Re: N. B. None are His Genuine, hur wir4 have there words nn die Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Orthial and Superior ES SENCE OF ANCHOVIES. No. tryi'Strand, Cornered . Savoy Stem ondon." ATWOOD% BRITISH HERBACEOUS CORN OINTMEN F THEProprietor of this Ointment, by whom it was `r dittuvered in the cnurfit of his pradice as a Coro Operator, vie cenhdt recommend it, as n never-failing Remedy for all de feriptions of Corns. One box of the ointment tieing applied accord ill to thc oircelions, the molt inveterate Corn will in a (hurt time be completely eradicated- vrie:out any pain to the patient—it is • tqually cllicaciuus in all cafes of tattler feet, rendering them final let, loft. and plcafant. Sold io boxes, at 25. each, with a' lift acorn, by 0. Atwood, No. 6,l3rook.ftrtct, Titzruy-fquare ; Berry, Nn. 17, Greck-ftreet, Soho; Maw St Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Cool talisNo. 526, Great Ruff 1 Brett ; 'Putt, Royal Etchange ; Clarke, No. 269, 8. - Yough ; Withers, No. 229, Strand; Robinfon, No. Piccadilly, and Tunbridge Wells; Allifun, No. 32, Paterno iter row, anti in molt towns in the United Kingdom. fOR BILIOUS DISORDVRS. Dr. JAWS', ANALEPTIC PILLS. FROM a new mode of a dminillering there PILLS by the advice tif as:eminent Phyfician (fee the new direelics , s) Decalet, to prevalent particularly among perfons who have refs :rd in hot climates, arc removed with greater raft and fafety than 11 any other Medicine. They are equally ermscioua at all Diforelers of the et °mach and Bowch; in Indigcltions, Lots of Appetite, habitual ecitivencfs. troublefome Maculae cies and Cho. lies; likewifc in Gouty habits, in giddinefs, or Rheumatic Pains in the Head ; as well as thole occafloned by free living ; .therell pre,,enting Panics and Apoplexies, fo often the confecitienac of intemperance. Recourfe Amnia be had to them on the firß atttsk of a cold, or any flight inclifpofition; or aft. r any excels of eating or drinking; and thus their well kn.svn ch.radterillic will be maintained of promoting Longevity. Travellers by ka or land, fheuld nsver he without the Analeptie Pills, as they require nei ther Cflt:finement nor alteratirin of diet. 'limy are fold only by F. N rings v and Sons, at tbe Warchoufe for ih.lanies's Powder, No. 45, Sr. Paul's Church-yard, four Moon front theaphde,laindon t and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton. It rtet in boxes. price 0.641 each, or in one large Box containing the Tr.mitv of fix fos 245. duty included--None arc genuine but wit rh have the word., F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's , " t'Egale , l 'Sr. the Ramps. A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at MiUbrook, within two nail aof Southampton; confifting of a comfortable and convenlmt Family Houle, with double Coach. houfe, five-ftalled Suble t Granary, Barn, and every defcription of Out• Office. The whole is to complete r , pair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It has a Kitchen Darden, Shrubbery, and about fifteen Acres of Meadow and Paf ture land, in high culrivatio.. Alio the reverfion of fix Acres snore on the dereafe of a Pufon aged upwards of eighty years. It is fiteated near the Southampton Water, of which it commands an excellent view. May he Peen with Tickets any day between the hours of twehe and three o'clock, on application to Mr. George Hookey, Sou.h hantpton, of urban further particulars may be known, if by letter, ta be poft paid. SMALL FARM, ESSEX.- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. PIUCRETT, At Garraway's Coffee.houfe, London. en Werth, the e3tle July, 1105, at twelve o'clock, N ELIGIBLE FARM,tbe Red Lion, at Cortead Green, in the Pariah Of South Weald, in die tawny of Fifes, about two miles from Brentwood, and fie Worn - . Roinford ; ctinfilling of a Farnt-Houk, containing three Chambers, two Servants ditto. * Parlour, Keeping Rcutn, Kitchen, back ditto. Pantry, &c. In the Farm-yard, a Barn, Cow-houfe, two Stables, and Offices, an Orchard Fore -court, and Gard.n, tentakiing by admeafurement 24 A. a R. r 7 P. more or lets, with an unlimited Right of Connsibn—Copyhold of the Manor of Weald, fubjeft to a quit Tent of four killings and fourpence per annum, and a culistinary fine on death or alienation ; is in the ^e -1 cupat:on of Mr. Wm. Blifs, who has agreed to deliver Up pond fion on Michaelmai Day, tBos. May be viewed, and particulars had at the White Hart, Brent. wood; the NOV Inn, Ingiteitotte ; the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; the Bull, Whiteehapc; the Baptift's Head Coffee-Houfe, Chancery Lane ; of Mr. John Wilfon, Solicitor, No. 7; New North area, Red Lion (cure (where a Plan of the Matt may be ken) and of Mr. Prickeu, Highgate. TO BE SOLD Bit . RUCTION, Oti Motufay the nth of Anglia, ISos, at Four o'Clock in the Aftcmcua, at the Houle of Mr. Ullak, in Bownefs,near Ken daLfubjeet to the Conditions of Sale then to be produced, unlefk in the mean time difpoied of privately, of which due notice will be given, IN ESTATE called FURNEY . PREEN and- CROW'S FIELDS, late the refidene . o of G. H. CRUMP, Eftl; deceafed, pleafantly Iltuated on the Eaftern fide of and near the centre of Windermere Lake, and within half a Mile of the L Village of Downers, containing about twenty-two cultomary Acres of Laud in a Ring Fence, farrounded by a good Road. On a pro minent part of the Land Is crafted a handfome Dwelling•houfe commands an extentive and delightful View of the Lake; It eonilits of a Veftibule fifteen ftit in length and feven feet and four inches In breadth, a Dining-room as feet and fix inches long and fifteen feet wide, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet ions and fifteen feet wide, and a Breakfalt-room fifteen feet long and fourteen feet wide, eight Bed rooms.and a itood Store-room ; there are two Kitchens, puttees Pantry. Wine and Beer Cellars, a Strait Dairy, and luitable Offices and Out-buildings, and an excel lent Garden of about one Acre. he Furnitiire and appendages may be had at a Pair Valuation. The Prernifes are about sight Miles and an half from Kendal, foci from AmbleSde, and four from Hay/lithe:id, all good Market Tawnt.—.Ths propert) , " may be viewed any day previous to the Sale, and further particulars may be had by letter addrelred to the Wnt Haircut, Windermere, or Mars. Crump and Ledge, Liverpool—lmmediate poffdfion may bo kid. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Windham Arms Inn, in Kent Sheer, in the County of Ili)c• von, on Monday the troth day of Auguit uext,by Three o'clock in the Afternoim, in three Lots, .Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11 fitutte in* the Paris of Broadhemhury, in a very 'beautiful and produdUre part of the County of Devon, at an vary :diftanee from the Market Tovsns of Honiton, Collumpton, Ottery, St. Mary, and Tiverton, confining of a large convenient Manton calledPriorY, r.ilete . with hates Of Apartments of good di imennons and convenient Offices.; long the reidente of Sr. Batt Be STOrtiliAM, Efq. deteated, and his Anceftors, together with the lurrounding Fertile Ethic, containing about One Hun ' deed and Ten Acres of luxuriant Meadow, Prime Feeding, Rich ,Arabic, and thriring Orchard Lands; with fetitable Hometteads ,atid Buildings, row let hie refpuctable Tenant at a vetireary Rent, 'whore term therein will expire at Lady'-day; 18cip. ' Lot 2. Coafting of three (malt Cottages; Orchard, and Gar dens, on Leafe for Lives, called Mathews, and four Fields of geod Padure Land, containing about Six Acres, and now let with Lot the firft. - - - Lot 3. ConGiting of three Moles of Rich Pafture and Arable Land, containing by cairn.. abodt Nine Acres, now let to Mrs. Elizabeth Pratr, and lies contizu6us to that elegant Seat, called Strawbary Hill. For a view of the Peerages, apply to the Tenant at Priory, and further particulars nsay be known on application to Mars. Deem* land Hope, Temple, Loudon, or Mr. Jama Brawn, Dulverton, attsaerkt. On Saturday the zoth of June was publifhed, No. I• price s& 6d. To be completed in 36 Numbers, puldithed Weekly, _ Forming two large handfome Volumes in Quarto, of THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and PHY SICAL DICTIONARY, containing not only an explana don of the Terms of Art ufed in Anatomy, Pyfiology, Pathology, fberapeuties, Surgery, Midwifery, Pharmacy, Mate& Media, Botany, Mensiftry, Natural Hiftory, &c &c. as employed in the prcfent improved State of Medical Science ; but alto a copious 1 Accouat of Difeafts and their Treatment, agreeably to the Doc trines of Cullen, Monro, Hunter, Fordyce, Gregory, Denman, Saunders, Home, and other modem Teachers in Edinburgh and London. To which Is added, a copious Gloffary of obfolete Terms. By posEux MORRIS, M. D. JAMES KENDRICK, Surgeon, F 'L. S. and Others. Edinburgh : Printed for ben ants uraonn..., Anti Mundell and Son ; and fold In London by Thomas Oftell, Ave Maria-lane, Ludgate-ftrein. Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the REVOLUTION to the TREATY of AMIENS. This day was publlihed, a new Edition, including the recent cot. rations of the Author, us twelve uniform volumes odavo, price live guineas in boards, 'THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from the REVOLUTION of 1628, to the TREATY of AMIENS lo do& By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black friar's, and to be had of all Bookfellers. N. B. Several of the volumes of Mr. Beltham's Hiltory, which have lung been out of print, having j uft been reprinted, with the re cent Corredtione of the Author, this valuable Work, forming the only Hillery of Great Britain during the fame important period by a Angle Writer, may now for the firft time be had complete. In connedtion with the Hiaory of Mr. Hume it forms an uninter rupted and authentic Series of Englilh Hil tory, from the east& records to the preftsit time. 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