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NUMBER 52441 HEVER ACTED AT THIS THEATRE. THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LAN! SICK ANb WOUNDED OFFICE, Nroesider 4. 1805. SURGEONS OF THE ROYAL. NAVY. COOKERY. This day was publillted, In a fmall Volume, with a Frontifpieee, A NEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed upon principles of CBcoalmy, and adapted to the Ufe of Private Families. To which are prefixed Miteellanceus Ohfervadons for the ufe of the Mifirefs of a Family ; by which much Money may be laved, and the general Appearance greatly improved. By A LADY. Sold by John Murray, Fleet.itreet, London. This w.ry was puhlifhed, in 2 Pocket Volumes, price Bs. board*, F.mbellifhed with an elegant View of Sidmouth. Devon, AN EXCURSION from Sidmouth to antler, in 36. the Summer of 1803, in I Series of Letters to a Lady. Including Sketches of the Principal Towns and Villages in the Counties of Devon, Somerfet, Glosicefter, Monmouth, Hereford, Salop, Derby, Stafibrd, Warwick, and Woreefter. , Interiperfed with Biographical Anecdotes and Incidental Remarks. Particularly intended for the Information and Ansufement of the Riling Generation. By the Rev. EDMUND BU CHER. London : Printed for H.aSymonds, No. 20, Paternoiter-ro* THIS PRE ENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, e aged the Comic Opera of THERE being on the Lia of Navy Surgeons, the names of many who have not ferved, fo as to become enti tled to Half-Pay, the Commiffioners for Sick and Wounded Sea men do hereby give Notice, that wilds fuch Pcrfons iball prefent themfelves for employmcat, or fatisfy the Board of their inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefent year, their names wilt be omitted In the Lift for the year enfuing, on the fuppofition of their being dead, or having quitted the fervice. MR. SHEE'S POEM. This day was publiihed, in an elegant Volapse (mall Odtavo, a New Edition of _ and fold by . all BoOkfellers. THE CABINET. Prince Orlando. Mr. BRAHAM. Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON. Marquis de Oland Chateau, Mr. MATHEW& Count Curvolk, Mr. WEWITZER.. WhimGcolo, Mr. BANNISTER. Peter, Mr. DOWTON ; Manikin. Mr. FISHER. ColllllllltiA, Mrs. H. SIMON& Fkkretta, &zoom STORACE. &riot. , ' Mrs. DORMER ; Bianca. Mrs. SPARK% After which A New Melo-Dramatic Piece, to commemorate THE VICTORY AND DEATH OE LORD VISCOUNT NELSON. The Charaders by Mara ERAHANT. BARI . LEY, COOKE, Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. BLAND. To which wilt he added the Pure of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murloch Dclutey (with Sons) Mr. JOHNSTONE. To-morrow, the Comedy of the hufpieious Haib..nd: with the Vittory and Math of Lord Ndfon and the Hansourilt. ROV.V., COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENTEVENI NG, NOVEMBER 12, will be aeted Otway's Tragedy of VENICE PRESERV'D. pan% Mr. C. KEMBLE. Pierre, Mr. KEMBLE. Bavidera, Mrs. SIDDONS. _ _ _ _ After width wM be prefeated, a Loyal Muficai Imptocuptu, called NELSON'S GLORY. hr Principal Cbarad!-rs by Mcfrrs. FAWCETT, INCLEDON, HILL, anti TAYLOR. Mrs. ATKINS, Mrs. MARGERUM, Mrs. MARTYR, Re. To conclude with A REPRESENTATION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. fought no the Hit Os:totter, tEos. To which will be added the Farce of THE SULTAN. Rnealsna, Mrs. GLOVER. Tn morrow, ifahi:ll3; Wiens. Mn. Siddons With Nelron's Glory. On 'rhurfday a Ncw Comedy, called The Dclierptent ; or,Sering Company. CHEAPSIDE, Nov. 11, dos. MESSRS. BOYDELL and Co. I;eg, have to ac quaint the Public in general, and the Encouragers of the Fine Arts in particular, that Arrangements arc now making to produce a Picture from which a PRINT &Alb: engraved, on the fubjed of the late molt Loncnted DEATH OF LORD VISCOUNT NELSON, Duhc of Emote, &e. &c. The Picture to be painted, and the Print to be ergrared by regiint Artifte alone, of the rime fire with the Death of General Wolfe, painted by Mr. Weft. and engraved by Mr. Woo'let. at prefent their prnperty, and to which it is intended an a Compa• nine. The particular► of thioUndestalehig will be communicated to the,Publie in a (w days. PIKE IN CRACECHURCH-STILEFT. Novitiate 9,1805. THE tinder figned Inhabitants of that part of Gracechureh-Ilrert in which the alarming Fire brohe out on Mondey evening left, tru;y tenable of the fervices rendered by the Gentlemen of the Volunteer Corps who attended, beg leave thus pre,liely to prefent to the °Seers and Privates, their heft acknowledgments and molt fincere thanks, for their exertions upon that clifircfring occafiun ; which, with the very great kindnefs of their rev, r.:l Neighbours Feiendr, contributed moil eircelually to the fecurity of theirrefp• Clive property., Riehardby. ckugh, Collitfon, 'llmotas Roberts and Co. D Inman Barlow and Mans Dobrce and Delifle iockfon, Son. and BiLby Thomas Flint John Merrick Pl.:. Harris 311011 and Harvey . Vardon, Son, and Strpbenfon Farr and Wallis Sam Southall and Cos John Joyner C. Williams Bnateht.all, Rule, and Can- Wm. Bright uingham Joseph Barton William Rofs Richard Dine. Mr.:101-1N _YAI,DWIIsI. ANY Perron giving Ittisfatlory information to Mcffrs. E and FOWNES, of Lincoln Inn, 1 ondon, Solicitor., of the death of Mr. JOHN .YALDWYN. formerly of Northlidworth, in the coon'', of Wilt., if dead. or if living, where be may be heard of, be hardfomely rewarded. The raid joint Yaldwyn relided at North Tidworth fome years previous to 1797, when he came to Lon 'on, and refided in Bart ktt's Buildings, and iron, thence removed to Welt End, mar Hampstead, from whence it is fuppofed he went to the Waft In dies, about the year 5798, and has not fence been heard of. NEW LIST OF UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS AT THE BANK OF ENGLAND. This day was publifited, price as. 6d. Part V. which compleats the publication of THE NAMES and DESCRIPTIONS of the PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS , on BANK STOCK, and on the PUBLIC FUNDS, transferable at tke Bank of England ; which became dec on and before the loth Udober, 1302, and remained unpaid the 29th June, aos. With the Dates when the firft Dividends refredlively became payable, and the Number of Dividends due thereon. By ORDER of chi• COURT of DIRE TORS of the BANK of ENGLAND. Printed for Francis W.slfh, of the Unclimed Dividend Mice, at the Bank. And fold by Hughes, Walt w'd Son, Stationers, Inner Tempie.lane; Grofvenor, Chater, and Co Cornhill ; H. D. rvmmuls, Paternolter row; and E. Williams, Staticner, No. tt , Strand. CT I nvAt.i R USPINI's DENTIFRICE and TINCTURE. IS TINCTURE, which has for fo many years been ufed and fandtioned by the firit Nobility and Gentry, will be found molt falutary during the precut fcafon, the effects of cold and damn air o:1 the TEE 111 and GUMS being repelled and eounteraded by its Balfamie and Aftringeut qualities—!t is of powerful ufe in defending the nerves conneeted with the Teeth. - able!: arc now mofl liable to be .Sl.;,fted, and often with the molt excruciating pain. . For violent Tooth sells, the Chevalier recommends his Elixir, 4illich will almoft initantaneoufly remove that angular. Thefe Medicines, with his Stypt'e for the ftoppage of Bleedings internal and enema!, are to be had of him, at his houfe in Pall- Mall; oppcilte Carlton-Houle, and of the Veaders, under Mali*. end appointment. TUNBRIDGE WARE RF.POSITORY. No. ;, Chi-30de, corner of Paternotter•Row. i-TA. DUNNETT refpeZthilly acquaints the Nobility and Public in General. tlt:t his rooms are Bored for the feafint with a compktc cellcdtion of real Tunbridge Ware, which far beauty and elegance are not to be equalled. They confilt of Vogl( and Tea Tables, Dab and Boxes for Writing, Drawing, l'airting, and DrellLT—Work Bags and Baikets, Card and Cot ton Boxes, handle= Cabiiicti , , Flower Stands, Fire Screens, Card Rad-% Bea 4: Sl•elvcs. and Jewell Boxes, Tea Chefs and Caddies, Tambour Frames and Spinnirir wheels, Tunbridge Ware, Tur nery of all forts, a variety of white wood Articles, prepared for ladies' own painting. 1). twills that the additions and Improvements he has made in the above ufdul ornaments, will merit that patronage and encou ragement which he has in former feafons experienced. The above fathionabie manutadure are well worth the attention of Mer oirms an4.Captains of fhips, as they arc held in the bight:A cai rn .tien hi Foreign Markets. Sbupt.ezpers supplied as Will, (Attie loved% terms. B. Oki Tunbridge Ware repaired and, new vartiiiha VICTUALLING OFFlCE,November 3,1803. THE COM3IISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, do berely give Notice, That on Friday the xsth inflant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND GOLDSTONE, or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (Not lefs than forty tight inches in length) fit for mating Cooper's Twigs ; to be anfwerable to lamples to be produced with the Ten. (leis; to be delivered by the 3oth of April, zBO6, in equal monthly proportions, into his Majefty's Vietualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date.—N. B. No Tender for a lets quantity than One Hundred Thoutand Rods will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contrael may be ken at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to arty %oder he which the pricefial! not ho befirted in words at length, or that jSall oot be doliwred t. the Bcard he fore One o'Cloch ow the fad Friday the zstb itiflant, ern raki, the Perim irk 'saki the %mks., eft foam Perf n on hie kialit, aka, ' to wtfteer whew coiled for. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. Oaf:ober 4. 1805. THE ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE " a * COMPANY undertakes INSURANCES from FIRE, throughout Great Britain and Ireland ; and in Foreign Countries. It undertakes alto the Infurauce of Lives; and the Purehafe and Sale of Annuities. The Rates are as moderate as thole of any Inflitution ; and the Conditions more favourable than have been yet offered. No Charge is made for Policies; nor any Admiffion-Fee re quired on Life.lnfurance. A large Commiffion is allowed to Solicitors, Brokers, and others, who effect Life-Infuranee. Attendance is given daily, from Nine to Four, at the Cnn pany's Office, in Change-Alley, Cornhill; where printed Pro pofals are delivered, free of expenfc —By Order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS. Secretary. TO BE SOLD. - - --- THE next Prefentation to a very V a l ua bl e Vicar age of a Parith in a good Country, within fifty miles of Lon don, containing about 6000 Acres of inclofed Land in Cultivation, with an excellent Family Houfe and Offices in good repair, and bet wee. nine and ten Acres of Glebe Meadow Land near adjoining. For further particulars apply to Meffrs. Richards and Co. Sta thmers, Wych-Ltrect, Tempk Bar, Laratam—Lepers (putt paid) duly aufwered. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PRIV ?VIE CONTRACT, I 'HE GOOD BRIG ~ vIARIA, burthen about 1 4 0 To.ls, ad' found, ta ken the ground well, and in a con dition to be fent to :.`l4 at a trifling Expenee. For an Inventory. or other . aorraation, apply at the Counting tioufe of Mr. Edward Lyne. Plymouth. FOR ACCOU i ROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEABLE TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. I :EMPT On Wedmfday the sc,th infant. at Four o'Cloek, MERAC 3 SON, and CO. will put up to Public Sale, at their Warehoufes, N 0.78, Qeen-ftrect, a valuable Affortment of Nita Piece Goods, Particulars will be given in time, by M. L. Meru, jun. Broker. ISLE OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the sift day of November, ky, (unlefs fanner agreed for by Private Contradi) in fnsall convenient Lots, ]'HE ES FATES of SHOTTENDEN, adjoining to Margate, on the Canterbury Road.--For particulars and a plan of the Eitater, apply to Meflis. Macdougal and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr. Canttrbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the Land. A HANDSOME COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, and LAND In DEVIZES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By R. KNIGHT, . . . . . _ At the Bear Inn, in Devizes, on Friday, the isth of November, at tour o'clock in the afternoon, ALARGE Convenient and Moll Subßantial FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, in New Park-ftivet Having a Drawing-room at feet by 16 ; two Parlours; entrance Hall; ten Sleeping-rooms (including Servants apartments), good Kitchen and Ciliars; a do ached Brewhoufe ; Coach-houte and Stables ; a Garden walled in, with a Summer houfe, command ing a pleafant view of the adjacent country; a Brasil Court with Iton Gates, in front—tbc whole forming a molt deferable town Pc..ll,lenec. Alfo two Freehold Inclaurel, of rich Meadow Land. Contain ing near fix Acre+, lyit:g in the Parifh of Baylis Cannings, within half a mile of the above Prernife% irr The purchafcr may have immediate poffelifinn. For viewing, and further information, apply to the Au&ionccr, Devizes. The HIS POLY of GREA r PAIN, (ono the KEVOLU- TION to the PRESENfTimE. This day was publithed, with numerous and executive corrections by Cie Author, a new Edition, printed in twelve volumes uniformly wieli the hiltory of Mr. Hume, price five guineas in hoards, or any two volumes feparately, tBa. hoards, 1 'HE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from the REVOLUTION in z6llB, (when Humes Hiftory termi nates) tuthe PEACE of AMIENS in 180 a. By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq. _ . . . . . . — _ !oat-peed , ntly of the acknowledged merit of m r .13c1 fit m's I lir tory as a Work of unqueltimable fidelity, it claims efpecial no tice of the public, as being the only Hiftory of England by a fingle Writer, which continues the Hiltory of Mr. Hume, with uniform fpirit wod ability to the prdent time. Various have been the expedients to complete the feries of our National Hiftory; Smolktt's general work has been garbled and asatilated, with a view to fupply a continuation of Hume, to the death of Geo. 11. but the partiality and defects of Smollett as an Milani:in have long been a juft (object of complaint, and fuch a work as Mr. Benham's has, for many years, been among the prin• rips' literary clelidcrata. Perfons,liowever,who are adually pof felled both of Hume and Smullett, may purchafe feparately Mr. Belaaam's 'Mary of the Reign, of Geo. 111. in 8 volumes and thus complete their (cries to the Peace of Amiens ; or thafe who are poffiffed of Mr. Hume's Hilt:my only, may, by the porehlfe of Mr. Benham's entire work, complete an nninter:upted and uniform feriea of our Hiltary, from the carliell records to.thc prefent!line. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIP 9, No. 6, Bridge fireet, Black friar's, fold by J Archer, Dublin, F. Balfour, Edinburgh, &Mb and Rcid, GElgow, Sultiv.in and Welt, Cork, and by all other 'bookieHers and dealers in ll3oks. N. B. Perfons who have omitted to complete their Pets of Mr Bc:Ciam's I fltoukl make az wt.!) , aprlicatloo to their re igedkive RHYMES ON Aifr - iir; The REMON STRANCE of a PAINTER: In Two Parts. With Notes and a Preface, Including Stridtures on the State of the Arts, Critl elfin, Patronage, and Public rate By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R. A. The Second Edition, with a new Preface, and additional Notes. Printed For John Murray. Fleet-Brat. PURGATIVE MEDICINES. In the Prefa, and will be publifbed early in November, In One Oftavo Volume, OBSERVATIONS on the UTILITY and AD MINISTRATION of PURGATIVE MEDICINES, in feveral Difeafes. By JAMES HAMILTON, M.D. Senior Phyfician to the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgb. Edinburgh : Printed for James Simpfon, front of the Royal Exchange; John Murray, 32, Fleet•Breet, London; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. STEWART'S PLEASURES OF LOVE. This day was publinted, elegantly printed in foolicap Bvo. Embellilbed with three beautiful Engravings by Heath. (And dedicated by permifflon to the Marquis of Dow N3lll ae) Price 6a. in hoards, THE PLEASURES OF LOVE. An ORI• GMAT. POEM. By JOHN STEWART, Efq. Printed for J. Mawman, No. al, Poultry. Of whom may be had, lately puhliihed, price 41. boards, POEMS, by the Rev. Francis Wrangham, M. A. F. R. S. This day was publithed, price as. I'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW,or,CRITICAL JOURNAL. Nn. XIII. Containing, Southey's Madoe-- Currie's Medical Repor t s--Leflie on licat—Hints toward+ form ing the Charadter of a Young Princefs—Profeffor Stewart's State ment of Fadts—Roucel Fiore du Nord de la France—De Lille trad. de l'Encide—Sir J. Bank+ on the Difeafe in Corn—iVlernoirs of Talleyrand—Micheaux's Travels—Drummond's Academical %with - xis—Eat of Selkirk on Emigration—Tod's Spencer— Thiebault Mernoircs de Frederic le Grand—The Horrors of Ne• gro Slavery. Printed for Longman, Hurft • Rees. and Orme, Paternolter row; and A. Conitable and Co. Edinburgh. OF wham may be had, The Edinburgh Review, from its commencement in Odtober am to July rgos, 12 Nov. price cs. each; or the whole hand fomely done up in 6 vols. boards, price 31. 31. FI.IM FLAMS! Speedily will be publilhed,a New Edition, materially altered and enlarged, of FLIM FLAMS! or the LIFE and ERRORS of MY UNCLE and his FRIENDS ! This great Work of Nature and Art now contains much of C!reation and Recreation ! Many Prophecies never to be =corn- Oland ; and a great variety of the Galimatias done, rumoured, and written in London and Paris ! Nugw, Facetise, and Triftia ! Nips, Scoffs, and Conceits !—thc Quackeries of the Learned ! Familiar and Sublime ; with Illuftratious and Obfeu sities ! By Me&ors TAG, RAG, and BOBTAIL. The whole merrily argued, to Mania the Little Philorophers at the eipenee of the Great Ones !. Among other new Scenes and Decorations, will be given a nett Invention of an Oven to bake certain Heads ! " Every thing in this world is big with jeft, and !vs wit in it, and inftrudtion too—if we can but find it out. Here is the glafs for the Literati. Dilletanti, and Cognorcenti to view themfclves in, in their true dimenfions. 0 there is a Hulk and Shell, Yorick, which grows up with Learning, which their unfltilfulnefs knows not how to Sing away. Sciences may be learned by rote, but Wifdom not." STEINt. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-ftreet, London. A NEW CYCLONEOIA, TO BE COMPLETED IN TWELVE MONTHS. On Saturday, February the ift, will be publifbed in ctiarto, Price Nine Shili nga, Part I. of - -- _ A NEW and COMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY A of ARTS and SCIENCES, to be completed within the year, by the publication of one part on the firit day of every fubfequent month, the whole making twelve parts, or two large and elegant quarto volumes, with one hundred copper plates. Ey G: GREGORY. D. D. Doctor in Philofophy and the Arts, and Honorary Member of the Imperial Univerfity of \Vilna; Member of the Manclaefter and Newcaftle Literary and Philufophical Societies; Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture; Author of Ways Hilto. rical and Moral, the CEs.inonly ut Nature, &e. - . A DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES, in a compendi ous form, fufficiently copious, without being prolix, accurate but not diffufe, divelted of all fuperfluous matter, compreffing ra ther than copying what has been done by others, and exhibiting a clear but concife view of •Le prefent Rate of the various branches of human knowledge. has long been a molt clearable object to the Engfins Reader. A DiCtionary is properly a work of refrence, and not of detail. and thole who with to become adepts it: any one art or fcience, will fcarccly Rudy it from au Encycler.edia exciufively. That a complete view of the Arts and Sciences may how- ever be exhibited on a (mailer kale than is ufpally attempted, will be obvious, if we confider that the Cyclopedia of Chambers was originally comprifed in two volumes folio, large and open printing ; that the fiat edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica extended only to three thin volumes quarto; and that many ex cellent Works of a fimilar kind, and not of a greater extent, have been publifficd in, foreign countries. fhe retrenchment alto of many fuperfluous and ufclefs articles, which have latterly found their way into books of this defcription, will evidently caufr a confiderabli reduction in point of fire, without in reality 1 impairing the intrinfic value andgenerai utility of the work. . . Should, therefore, the executrog not diCipPoint the hives and expeetations of thofe who have pro)cdted the New Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, the following are the immediate advantages which they trill they may with reafon and atodefty promife to its purchafers: . _ _ _ FIRST, It will exhibit a compendium cf all Lomax Inewledge, $Le more lnistinfa. GewaYi• cleared of all extiJne au matter; ratter prallhal than /peat/alive ; and in which particular attention will de tau/ to the moll &Hal l.rancbet. SECOND, It will he of a convenient aid comparatively tartah.'e pre, calculated to lie on the table of every fladi>nt &ilia:, az a Loci if coni.'ant reference. . _ THIRD, Ii will k related fo as to got rrfrood tuit6 the quarto e Pion, of Dr. "aguel's Diameter"; avd the topfrs of both wore, will au. have its foor parte colotties, and at a moderate regretter, all the literary aid tai.b the Engliatiludent or rear's, egos p ebly require. The work will he neatly printed in a new aid elegant brevier type,caft exprefsly for this purp.te, on fuperfine yellow wove pa per. The mikellaneous copper plates will he engraved chiefly from original drawings, by Mr. HEATH, and thole of a mecha nical nature by Mr. PORTER; and they will equal any plates ever given to the public in a work of this nature; and throe referred to is each part will be regularly done up with the cOrreipoi.tling letter prefs. Printed for Riea•ao Pommes, No 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and fold by all hookfellers and dealers in books, to whom orders are requelted to be given as ear:y as poinde. CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. This day was publithed, price 6s. in boards, N ESS A Y on CRIMES and PUNIS H MENTS; Tranllated from the Italian of Marquis BCCCAZIA; Fifth ,tEditior, reviled and eorretted. To which is added, a Cowmen• ary by Voltaire, tranilated from the French. Sold by H. D. Symonds, No. ao, Paterucatcr-row. Where may be had, t. Olifervations on the Duty and Power of Juries, as eltablifk. ed by the Laws of England : with Extrads from various Authors. By a Friend to the Conftittition, fifth Edition, price Is A new and hcaulful Edition, printed in a pocket fize, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, engraved by Ridley, price as. 6d. fewed, or handfointly bound and gilt, ss. of 2. The Law of Nature ; or Catechilin of a French Citizen ; containing the Second and concluding Part of The Ruins ; or, a Survey of the Resolutions of Empires. fly M. VOI.NEY, One of the Deputies of the National Affembly of 1719, and Au. thor of Travels into Syria and Egyr, &c. " For Modes of Faith let gruel& Zea Lits tight; " His can't be wrong, *hole Life is in the right." Pore. The above elegant Work contains the following intercßing Sob. pas : t. On the Law of Nature. 6. Of Temperance. 2. Chandlers of the Law of 4 i. Of Continence. Nature. . Of Courage and Adlivity. 3. The Principles of the Law of 9. Of Cleanlinefs. Nature, as they relate to Mau. so. Of Domenic Virtues. 4. Of the Balls of Morality; of at. Of the Social Virtues and of Good ;of Sin; of Crimes; of Juflice. Vice and Virtue 12. Developement of the Social 5. Of individual Virtue; of Virtues. Knowledge. LIBERAL EDUCATION. This Jay was publieted, in Two large gen. Price cgs. boards (or in t 7 Numbers. co be had by one or more at a time, price Is. each,—each Number containing 56 pag:a of later prefs, and the whole =Whited with 26 ufeful and ele gant Copperplates. 'HE ACCOMPLISHED TUTOR ; or, Com. plete Svltcm of Liberal Education. being an In:mine/ion to Seientifical I:nowl:Age, and Genteel Acconspiitliments—eontalo. ing the molt improved theory and practice of the following Sub jetts—Englilh Grammar and Elocution—Pcnmmittip and Short hand—Arithmetic, Vulgar and Decimal—Mock-holding andMer chants' Accompts--Menfuration andArchiteeture—Optiet—Al- gebra—DoEtrine of Annuities—.-Trigosiomciry— Logarithms—. 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