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\ ,v 0 , —, 4,4ms?isimpeirratetwOMPPOlMt,--.,,, r , .-1 ro. - " '7, -'..lersr.. .Z- ''." " 4" ` 4.1 * ..- ' 4"."' ' . 1". , • . .i ) ..... - r . „. • • ' . . . r i . , .. t 7I. 0 ' v5t :1 .5 :A1i . )}..,!.4.:`: • .4 4 i: i ... ;:' te .44 • • — ','L , 4... ...., : ,. , . ~... cs . ~..-,1 4 ....... .. AL . ,• Lori, 4.).;,t•;( ....- 4, lit •I ) .. i i!N s o ... .41 A' .--- ... •,..-„,, . . 1 . t 1111 .ii t . % . . . ' I t . • 0, . ~...„ ,1 4 , • w . 1 111, P.:. , . _ .... _ - . I RUM= 4120) FRIDAY, yAimuir 29, 1804 ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. MONEY TO LEND. AT a Meeting of the Managers. holden at the PERSONS of confequcnce and fortune, in want London Coffee-Hoofe, ay , dos. Aof &oath:rabic fonts of money, may be dircky ocean- JOSEPH THOhiPSON, Efq. V. P. in the Chair, modated by addreflitig a Jim to Mr. Walbrook, at Mr. Fife's, Refolved-uosainsonfir. feller, WhimoreAreet. That the Thanks or this Meeting Book be green in the sled re I fpeaful Manner o n the Rev. RICHARD VALPII, D. D. for the DISTIRESSED CLERGYMAN's FAMILY. very bandionse donation of Twenty Gninras, the prodoee of CLERGYMAN of great refpeaability and a Play performed under his judicious aufpices by the Young A laborious fefulnefi,. in the prime of Life, fuddenly ro- Gentlemen of Reading School; and alto to Hares* JAME. Moved from an Minded Widoir and Si: Deighters, has left Pv a, Poet Laureat ; likes/ire to WILLIAM BOLLASb, EN. them io foeh a defhttite &onion that their Friends are can. for their excellent appropriate Prologue and Epil o gue on tie • pelted to alk tUe adittance of the generous and benevolent in Cater maim. Signed by Order i their favour. Ile Widow and the Fatherlefs are, by this event, JOHN BEAUMONT, Regiller. I oadelly left to lament his lofs, but,painfill to regal, with him ty The Second Part of Kibg Hal t he F ourt h. a l tere d the lois annul, all ; the (mall istainie which .he cajoled, and from Shakefrure, publiihed as it was performed at Reading from which nothing could be fared during his life-time, having School in Wicker, r Bos, fee she Be lit of till Humane So.. coaled with hioa. lholo who enjoy the alalloP of Providence am AM by Rivinaton, Ste. and feel the comfort of an ample pandas bellowed oq them from above, will= doubt contrafferete the enexpeaed fortiori - )LLEGE, ' of this worthy bet dißrefed Family, and are oarielkly rtieelh- JaosarY it, I 3 ° 2 * ed to extend the hand of liberal Besevolenee to alleviate their °THE CAmnniffioners appointed by his Majefly Asidu ons . (Or Misdating the Affairs of the Royal Military College, Sahli:driest are received by Man. noires, Fleet-greet being degrees of employing Men of the belt Talents in the In- Maks. Darien, brageM. Martin, and Melts, No. is. Fincr erudion of the Students of the Junior Deportment of the raid lane, Conshlli Me s. JeFries, and Gilbert, ; College, they de berebygWe Nada., that Encouragement win T.O. Oldham, lirrhilifters ; Rev. Wm. OoOde. be glven to Peons caritas of inflinaing in the following Blaeldriors; Mr. Wary lushes, Ma 46 Elwyn/48*N and . oluseil—Wrtang. Arithmetic, Mathematics, rani. No. 5, Laurence Pommy -NE ; and by the Rev. MIN Wood, Mg Military Pima, Lundfcspe Drawing, Greve. Paddingtanireen. 11 4ta Hißory, French, Oerman, Oriental Lengeoges. and Fencing. Application to be made by letter; addriffal tee the G over ner el the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Hon. the Secretary at War. As the appointments of ProfeCors and Marten will be de termined by fopetiority of Talents, So Patch lead apply wise arc not eminently qualified for the refpea. ve fituadona. and whore Chariders will not bear the ftri • • 4•• . SHEERNESS, KENT, jailgaiy zo, :to& TO BUILDERS _ _ NOTICE is hereby given That the Commift Sorters for putting in executions certain Atit di Parlia ment paled in the forrrarit year of the Begin at kb prefer* Pdajeity, for buildings Pier 4 Shyers* in thetas of peppy', and for other trarpofes seated therein, will mote at the Swan lan, Blue Town, Sheens/ft, en Monday thole!' day at Men.' ary next, at five o'clock in the eirealiftcifely, to resolve Prver-lt and Eftintations freed !nth Per • who see wiHad to Conlrad with the fair! Onetnlillentre for immediately ERECTING a PIER on the Sea Beech et the Welt end el the laid Town, to be coeftrußed et Fir Timber, and to extend One Hundred Feet in length by Fifty Feet in breadth. 4 &Sign for the tune rosy be lean ; and allb the Sae Sant. lint and tuality of Timber to be tried in fait Work, T'kb other neeefary particulars, ean be prerioully known, by &mikados to Mr. Robert Singh, Surveyor. By Order tif the Commitioners, J. SIT I VESTIR, Clerk. - COUNTY OF SOMERSET. P rHE Magiftrates and other Gentlemen of the 1 County of Setincrfet. 'ambled at Wells, on the 15th Day of 'M l i p ary, 18os, PPR MKT, John eley &taut& Efq. Sir Abraham Elton, Sir John Cox m 7, Baronets , Matthew Brickdate, John Strode, , Thomas net JoUiffe. George Templer, Richard Combs, Clepent .fudsvay, Charles WIG iam Ta_ylor„ l l47 Deake, James Tooker, and John Tucker, Fres ; the Rev. George William Utkin, DURO Wells, the ev. Arch , deacon Turdecalcory Gould, sad Wittiest Bingham. Clerb, and others— air sEagELETButu.ANtr. Erg. in the Chair. l taken into et:attention the pretest high shame fat Po* Hodes ufed in Centavo. and Hay Corn, and Straw for the Harks of Trivalent, at the reveal for" sad Og lagi fatislied. as well from the Publie Waggoners having already made a confiderabirredudion in the Price of Carriage, as otberwife, that the melon Price of Horfc Provender amides the feveral lonkeepers, in this County, to link* , the Charged ke Pita Hodes, ufed in Carriage, to One Shilling per Mile, for a raft of Hodes, and for Hay, Corn, and Straw to the Mal Price: Do, in this public manner, recommend it to all Innkeepers, and alters, to reduce, from the firlt day of Match neat, the Charge for Poi! Ref., and for Hay, Coin, and Straw as above mentioned; and they do declare, that they will, on all occafions, difeowage every attempt of innkeepers to keep up the prefent Price of Polk Hodes Ufa in Carriagp, end of Hay, Coro and StriW providad for the Horfes of Tre kalcre; and to th at end they will fnppert to the utmoft of their power, lhch Innkeepers who Wall charge the aboiernentinned Prices, by invariably uGng and recommending their tefpedlive Hooka, fo long as they Stall demean theinfelves properly to. wards the public. ROYAL PATENT WATER - PROOF F-stAsusHhawr UPPER fiII.GRAVE-PLACP., CHELSEA. "b.ei; A CKERMANN, SCARDY, and Co. molt ATrA. refpeelfully inform the Public, that although molt of the Woo llen - Drapers and Mailer Taylors recommend their Water Proof Cloth. yet there ate faass few who (peak in Its difpraiFe, perhaps not from nadkious motives, but out ofamire 1e ejudien They therefore rape& that reek Gentlemen ot Ladies who may have been Moeda from . wearing Water- Roof Cloths,will take the troobk to eaN at Mr. Miamians% No. tot, Strand, or at their Pitablemseat, Mika, twat. iteloth and Cotton Goods will be Mantua to their and the fare& proof given of the* dewy by the re ..boik Cold and Bang Water, and this without in the bail& degree proven:beds free adreilen of air. N. & Ackermann. Snead% and Co. think it their duty to Wenn the Public, am assay pretended Water-Preab ham of her been fold, and which lave eafalv been penetrated by rain. undo) laveftigation has been proved not to be of A. S. and Co's. They beg the /Nubile will take the trouble of retyntfting of their Taylors benmber sarimed to thelnitials of cads Plies of their lillater•Proof Cloth. THE ONLY PERIODICAL. WORK NOW PUBLISHED FOR THE USE OF YOUNG PERSONS. On the drit Day of every Month is pobliihed. price One Shilling and Sixpence, THE JUVENILE ENCYCLOPEDIA : or, MONTHLY PRECEPTOR, defined as a complete sonde of inftration for young patens of both tam, upon the Meowing important fubjefts NATURAL and EIVIRDIRSTAL Pnitosoesnr NATURAL NISToRT MORAL and lnstaocTivi BIOORAPVT MAIIMIRISRati CUSTOMS of NATIO*, • ANCILUT and MODERN HIOTORT "The ART of COI/POSITION The ELRUIROTS of CarriCISSI MORAL PE LOSORST WOODt RS Of NATURE and A aT. And ac an incentive to itudy and cm:dation, the cendittSeel gularly diAributc every month, Prises to the amount cdfixteen Guineas, for the beftEngda Cceepoiltions—for tneallallons from the Latin, Greek, .IFrenth, and ilnlian- 401 = and Mathematical Solndceser-for specimens of " Mapping. &c. The happy sad toonderlVl effe4b Washita* 1 r cad y rcfulted, in the 'ludic* of soung patens, from thisk= lie diftribution of ree...rds, ire Well known to many Of re peeable paicnts and conduCtors of fchooh, and the great Milky of the plan is fo obilous, that It Can relildllt tea doddio tton in a public advertikeeent. fiery Number of the work contains three beautiful Copper- Plates reprefenting fubjeas in Katoral Hiflory, the mainlers and &bait of mations, or rations phllidophical apparatnm 'flip coorfe Of knowledge to be centahlettu this work will be coMpleted in 8s 'times, or thirty-¢s numbers, the lira eigh teen of Which are fold at one billing acts rumba. Publithed Thomas HUM, Paldase-ar , raw; luhtglid by all mkt MERCHANTS IN DIPPICUI3IES. ANY Merchant, or other, in fear of a Bank niptcy, may be ailcifed how to avoid it, and may re ceive pecuniary alfiftanat, by addreffing a line to Mr. Robin foo, at No. 33, FAft-*Peet, Manchefter-fluiro, and may rely on the ftrideft confidence and fecrecy. WANTED TO PURCHASE. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, conning of a Manor, a Manion Houfe for a moderate-fized Family, and any quantity of Land, th 4 Rents of wbleh may amount to from SocL to aged. per Ann. Tbc diftance from London, front 6, to zgo miles. It mutt be &noted in a dry, heathy foil,' abounding with pkafing views, and well wooled and Wa tered. A Sat or too open Countty will be able...led to. The Welt of England would be preferred. The Eakin Counties will not fait. - Any Perkin having fitcli an Eftate to difpset of. may bear Of a purchafer, by *tying and fending partieubrs to A. A. at Mr. Hookhaties Library, No. zg, OM Ilioni-Erast. T° be peremptorily Refold is I Two Lots to the bdt Eldads Path's* to as Order of his Majeltra Court of Exchequer at Weßnsiniter, innde in a Caere entitled DAVIES agalnitLlWlll, Kati Inane Aux ?dowser, El+ =to hit 17, Kaieriesntocer of die hid Court, on thus.' ,cit smr seas, st Maw °Clock la j Forenoon, htthe ee in tha laser Toth pla,Loadost. A VRIEII6I4I. Alli'lltnate in the Pads of St. Dag. alas, in the Cciasty of Pensbroke,conitting delvers Ifieffni. gee, Lands, MIS Texamens l / 2 in the Several Oatelieselene Evan John, Monism Wiginnsi, Jet* Lloyd, Ridged Richard, William Bowen; Wilkins jobs, Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Rev. William Jones, and others. Printed Partial= may be bid (grads) at tee King's Its membraneer's-0164e, Temple: Mr. Getty. %Wm, Angel- Min,' Throionarton.ftreet ; Mr. Thomas, Solicitor Theo. bald's-road, Loam ; Mn Herbert Lloyd, Caerrnarth;n; and els.: principal Ins at Ciermarthen and thvaftirdweit. GREAT-YARMOUTH, JAN. z.s. TO $1 SOLO RY RUCTION, At the Stat Tavern, on the Quay, on Monday the ift Februiry next, at Rev.= o'Cloik, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, ROIL airtirrevion. Hat brads Tobacco, 76 -Caps Coffee, a Bales ditto, • 40 Calks Copperas. FOR NOMZ CONSONFPION 01 IMPORTATION. 5 Begs of Feathers. Part of the Cargoes of fendry WAN. captured by Yds Majcf ty's Ships of War 00 the North Sea Station. The Goods may be viewed, and Catalogue" hatj, three Bays previous to the fale, by tpplying to Male William and James Mater, of Ottat-Yarniouth sforefaid. SOUTHAMPTON. TO SS DISFOSIO OF SY PRITATI CONTRACTS THE MODERN STOCK of KIND and SMITH, Bankrupts, confiding of Linen and Woolkn Dra pery, Hodery, Haberdalhery, Ac. fee. Together with the va luable Leafe of the Houfe, wherein the faid Trade bat bees for tome years carried on; fituate in High-ftreet, in the tnoit eligi ble part of the lows of Southampton. For pardrulars apply to Booth and Lane, Solicitors under the Conintifiosi, No. tr,Fesichurch Buildings, Loudon; or to Mr. Adams art the Preroifes. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE IN TNE wErr OF ENGLAND. J r° DS SOLD COiSTRACT, A VERY confiderable ESTATE, eligibly tau- Me within One Hundred Miles of the Metropolis, eorn prillni a vary Meal, Manor, with feveral Farms, contain ing in the whole mai Seventeen Hundred Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Pauture, and Wood Land, of the yearly value of Two Thoufand Pountb; whereof Seven Hundred Pounds per An num is at Rack Rcut and in band, and the rdldue hdd by Copybold and Leafelsold Tenants for Lives, on which no Renewals have taken place for near Thirty Years,) viz. sat on One Life, 6001 on Two Lives, and seci. per Annum, on Three Lives. . _ The Royalty of the Moor extends over upwards of Six Thoutod Actes..--The Land•Taz of the whole is redeemed. Ftw further Particulars and to treat apply to Meills.Richard fon, Son, and Corfield, No. 7, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London. DORSETSHIRE. TO 11111 SOLO EY YILITATS CONTRACT. THE MANORS of TARRANT&MONKTON and TARRANT-L AUNCESTON,fitsate nearthe Great Weft= Turnpike-Road, between Salitburg and Blandtord ; within five miles of the latter, in one of the molt eligible parts of the County of Dorkt, with Courts Benin, Royalties, Pri vileges, and Immunitio to the fald Manor belonging. The Manor of TarrantiMonkton oomprifes as follows : aft, A capital Tythe free Yam in the occupation of Mr. James Cando, on a Leak of which only two years are unexpired, con naming near goo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. adly,'f he Tythea of the reit of die Farina Tarrant-Moukton. idly, The Reverfion is Fee of divers Copykold and Leafebold Edam, in all of the yearly value of about iSol. held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Life. The Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is all in the Lord's hands (except a few Llfehold Cottages,) apd confifts of one of the molt eligible Farms in the Countrof Dorkt, called LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of tsoo acres of Meadow, Arable, snd Down Lands, within a Ring Fence, in Severalty, and 'fythe Frte, hr the occupation of Mr. Robert Budden, on a LeaA of which only Four Years are unexpired. The fituation of this Mate neat the Great Weft= Turn pike Road, in a Countryabounding with Game, mutt reader it particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may With to build a Hunting Box, aed the Mate ittlf poffeffes many advantages which will be obvious to a purehafer on a view thereof. N. R The Land Tax on the Mate is redeemed. The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budden, will (hew their refpeCtive Farms • and for particulars apply to Marrs. King and Johns, Auor nict at law, at Illandford, who have a Mali of the ?Rote ; or to Ms: Davis, of Hoiningthant, near Wariniu fter, Wilts. ROYAL hiILITARY MONDAY. MARCH i, 18os, ENGLISH STATE .LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. Na of Prizes, 4 - of SCHEME. Valve of each. Total Value. C. :Now b £.Bopoo . loom . 40000 - 10p00 stico - / t aco Po - TOO • so Is 10,000 10400 • 6,000 5.0 00 - 3. 000 - 324,0 0 0 ,C•pot000 S 0 - 2s $0 - 200 60 t ocio 'Heists CANTATA DITTIRMINABLII: Flea-drawn Tiehtt 25th Day C. iopoo Ditto - salt Day 20,000 Ditto - 314 Day segeo Ditto - both Day I,ono Tiekett, and Shan of Tickets, are felling at every Licenfed Lottery Olin. PRZSEST PRICE : 'ticket . - - 4.16 Is o Half - Bto o Eighth • s j o • $ 6 Siouan,' . 1. t • * n a e l ;f er ems in the Country *abet to have Tickets or Mum, m . y be furptied by tending geed Bills at Short Dam , Et?.. r illesOrders, Bank Notes, or Caih, to any Licenfed Office. Or The Pen of Tideets and Skates will rife eenfiderably befoft the Draittng. Prizes paid in Sterling Money. --- ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for dm Begins Drawing fit of March 1802. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halies t HAZnrters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by ARD, DUANE, and Co. Stock-Brokers At their State Lottery Oftee, Ne, 93, ender the Revd Es. change, Langan ; and no where elle on their account. rasstnt • "tact, or annual. , Querter Half • - 4.8 to Eighth - - 23 o Sixteenth cr AU nun fold at this OBce will be itampoti agreeable ;to AR of Parliament, aid olfo with the Crown, and round it IHatard and Co's. Lottery Office. I.etten, poll paid, duly whined, and Schemes grads. • • Orders accompanied whit ikon dated Maio London, strY • olt Ocoee Orders, pundeallyettaided to ; and to prevent 'taiitakes as well as delay, Corrsfpoedents are requited to traniluit than by Poll Bank, India, and Son* Set Stocks, with their fevers! An imas:les, India Bonds, Exchequer Bilh,and all kind of Goyim' matt Seetrities, boteght and fold by Cocungeson. FIRsT OF MARCH THE STATF.-LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. 11 ‘ , - Stock-Brokers, at their Lice fed State Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Chariog-Crofe,London ; alfo in the Market Place, Norwich ; and in Caftic-Ithet, Liverpool, are felling 'fiches, and Shares in the greateit Variety of Numbers.' to the IA and late State Lotteries the following Capital Prizes have bah fold at the above Offices, in Shares : No. sa,Soy - - 4 lox° . 36,113 (at Firit•drawn) 3 0 . 0 18 . ' . awes& eaeh. s,ccoL each. 2 pcoL each. • N.. 4 8 ,377 • No. 33,599 No. 134%6 33, 1 48 31 , 7 4 e 23,879 354 1 9 37 ,4 00 40 22,695. zo,octg. each. nom 27.964 7.491 tear% 3 1 .4 1 11MS 2 5,9 8 3 15.115 90 1 5_ 46,102 S,CCOL each. - excl. etc h. 1 503: • ASS 41,761 24.165 41,127 2,368 1 4435 ice. Ike. ice. Alto in former Rotten., ils; Year t 767, a greet Ara -1 portion of Capital Pibes, too intmeress to mention. Sate Lonnie* were St* eftablilled there lave been but POUR Prises of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS divided and fold in Shares. TWO of thpe, 1 4 01. 10 0 7, mad 26039 Weft fold by RaC.AlDgw, GOODIOCIC, and CO. THE DRAWING OF THF. PRESENT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY, MARCH I. THE TICKETS, Halves, Qu arters, Eighths, and Sisteanths. ase now felling, in great Variety GI Num bers' and on the loweft Terms. a The Mon: the Prizes paid es Demand, by RNSBY and Co. Stoek-Probara, at their old eftoblinted &me-Lot-re sr Oh (Liorafed pmihant to Adt of Parliament,) No. ad. Coasts:tr., e the Royal-En:huge, London. Alto st luverpod sod lamer. Corm& Nionnisoland Refiner Seeks ire b.*, mil Meknes Molnar* rhylennd. at Slime= per Nanststr. •„• Odes icassissmied with good BM, payable at Sight er id a *sort Date, win be pun6aaUy attended to, preeifely on Ike fauna 'renal as if prefent—Letts (P*pald) duly an hand, and Mews gratie—An Shard' Wm this Office win N be ogramblem Mt of Phrliaments an the Words lownp-011ice."—Bank, bulk. and Soutb.dea &mks, bids kraut Annuities and all Kinds of Govern- Island fold by Commeigion. cAttrAL PR Ibid. lbazed, and resifts* by bffillY and Co. I Priem of Tlstrepnbortfand pounds. y Priam of Tweity Tbeiafand Pomade. s Print of Pl4emt Pam& - 13 Prism of Ten Thotited 19 Prises of AM l'honland so Nese Wren Thoulhillatit u dir 49 Prises al One Thatdbat ys Trines of. Five lindend rands. Cox e s Grand Diamonds, is irel, tyht i sad the Grand PI•or Diamond, in .ties Li{ mosLatMrl. 'Ts rd 4 Ilona iv and Do. POR BILIOUb DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, dm. dce• - MR. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to re- ALL mind the public of the uneenantors efficacy of the ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,of which he Is the Proprietor; as alfo of their paitieular utility at this feafon, in preventing thole dangerous indlipolitions of the Stomach and Bowels which terminate fatally, if not removed in time; they are the belt remedy for all Cafes of indigedieit, Whicharife from an irregular feeretkin of and are ineet falettry and ufeful than any other Medicine its preventing the collivenefe of babit i ficknefs of the ftomach generally attending a hate of pregnancy. flu great demand for them for exportation to thole hotter climates where bilious diforders abound, and where the Yellow Fever has fo long pre vailed, is the belt encomium thee east beglven of their virtees, which if had recolufe to in time, prevent the jaundice, the lioniation of Galt-Ronea, Inflanimation of th umb, with Jiirightful train of evils, the confestence of an irregular teem don of that.aerirnonious eft. of their extraordinary efficacy from many of the Nobility, and parkin of this firit re fpodtability are wrapped round each Box, with dircitious, lived O. Diced, and reeled with his arms. Sethi wholetale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No, 4, Cheopide; Plddhog, No. yd, oppoete the Pantheon, Oxford ftreet ; Wade, Bond-ftreet ; &piney, Pall Mall; U and Bun, Dublin; Scott, Baxter , and Setts, ;and and by one Medicine Vendee In every town in the UMW Kingdom, in Dom at N. as. maga. halt Bo= 21.9‘ D*inelad:d. This day wl4 publihod t pin One Pound fewed, - THE PEASANT of ARDENNE FOREST, A Novel. In Four Vblumes. By M. PARSONS, Autitorpf the Miter, the V** of St. Gotha!, ah Old Friend with a new Face, Myfterious Warning, Anecdote* of twa well known farnilias,Wainan as the Mould be, Ste. &c. &e. ate oford: Printed by and for P. Norbory ; andlold by F. Hurft, N 0.32, Paternater-row, J. Hatcherd, Piccadilly, patter aud Co. Old Bond-ltreet, and ?idler and Tibbett, St. jaluss-itreet, London. Ms day were pabiffbedi Nitta& bound, _ RUDIMENTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. FOR THR USE OF SCHOOLS. By do Rev. HENRY ST. JOHN SULLEN, A. M. Of Trinity Colitge, Cantbr!Jse, and Eh* Militant Mager at the Giatinuss Sejtioi, Bury St. Edmund's. SECOND EDITION. London : Printod for T. Durk Raternoftems •T TUE SAMS MiTITOS. la the Pras, and fiveeallliWilillepabliflaed, It Second Edition of ELEMENTS of GEOGRAPHY, :sa y defigned . for the Ufa of Schools : carefully eorredled, contemns all the Political Arrangements of Territory up to the Definidve Treaty of Fence, tlioz ; together with a Su of OUTLINE MAPS. On the aft of March will bb pubtlibed. Elegantly printed in One Volume Snail Octavo, To be continued Annually, THE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPO SITORY of FUGITIVE POCTRY, for the Yeas dor. Printed for F. and Citivington, 63, St. Paul's antech - Tan l • The PVTICAL RZOISTES is intended to comprife ail thoie Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of Prefervation, which ate to be found in the various periodical Publicatlais • original Con tautions from Literary Charadters; concifc &dams on the principal poetic and dramatic Predations, wkha complete Ca talogue; Notices of Works defigned for the Prcfs ; and Biogra phical Sketches of celebrated Poets who died in the Cowie of I the 'aft Year. —; liteoilifeal Department of this Work will be fupportcd by fercral Writers of poetical Eminence. Correfpoodenta are reqdeftod to fend their Contributions and Notices, as early u poflible,addreffed to the Editor under cover to ME rs. Airington*, St. Paul's Church-yard. This day was publithed, Price Half-a-Crown, - Bound in Vellum, POETRY for CHILDREN, con fi fting of fuck Pieces, partly original and partly feledted, as may becom mated to memory at an early age.--By MISS AMIN. 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This day was was publilhed, Prise is. 6d. bound, with a liberal Allowance to Perfons who purchafe them by the Dozen or Hundred; AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK accom panied by a progreilive Series of eafy and familiar Leon., in the manner of IIAttIIAVLD, TIIHYait, EDOZWORTii, Bra 'pm, dm. intended as a modern and improved Introduaion to the Engliik Language, and to the firft Elements of Kuowkdge. By WILLIAM MAI/011 4 Vicar of Hurl/ in Berkthire, Chaplain to the Earl •r Dumfries; Author of the Britifh Nepos, Natural Hiltory for Schools, Univerfal Hiftory, &e. &c. This Spelling Book is an attempt to produce a foundclun of Englifh Learning equal to the fuperftrudture which has been fo carefully attendee to by writers of the Sift eminence. 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