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PAPi.E.:3, relative to the War agaiult France, now carrying on by Great Britain and the feveral other European Poweis.—Containing authentic C,opt.s of 'Treaties, Conventions, Proclamations, Manifettoes,Declara tions, Memorials, Ranonftrances, Official Letters, Past. men tary Papers, London Gazette Accounts of the War, •In vols. 51. ON. in hoards. g.A VOCABULARY of SEA PHRASES and 'Terms of Art tiled to SEAMANSHIP and NAVAL ARCHITECTURE. In two Parts. a. Englith and. French. 2. French and F.ngkik. Carefully colleted from the belt authorities, written and oral, aided by a long and intimate acquaintance with the Haut/nal Language of both countries ; lad coctaininz all the orders no. seffary fur working a Stip, and carrying on the duty on /ward s as well at fat as in port. By a CAPTAIN of the BRITISH NAVY. Elegantly printed in two pocket volunac,prioe lis. in boards; dedicated, by pernailLon, to Earl Sri/mast, K. G. HAL Lord of the Admiralty, /cc. - - - rl . O-1110 R ROW EVENING, January 8. iSo , 1 thair Majelties Servants wii! ad a Tragedy, caned . KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr. KEMBLE ; Earl of Kent, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Edgar, Mr. BARCRYMORE ; Edmund, IDDONS. Mr.C.KEMBLE. S Af ter die Play, ( ordelia, Mrs. nth time), a new Pantomime, eaßed HARLEQVIN-AMIJLET ; Or, THE MAGICK OF MONA. With Ntw Scenery, Machinery, Drdics, and Decorations. To conclude with a MOVING PANORAMA. New Overture, Songs, and Chorines, by Mr. Shaw, With Selettions from the late Mr. Storace and Mr. Kelly. Ilse Pantomime Tunes feleded from the Welch Bards by Mr. Byrne; accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Wiepart. This Evcninp—She Stoops to Conquer; with Harlequin Amulet. CHARLESTON, THE Amcrican Ship DAPHNE. P. T. TAIILP. Matta', burtkm aso Pint, vs:ram:al td fall the Ent week in February, wind and weather permitting ; bas good ar commodations, and fails remarkably fait. For freight or pad lige apply inunctiLately t• GEORGE SAW If.LL and Co. &WA. Jan. 2, 1801. PICTURE. During this week only. THE PUBLIC are mot} reaped fully informed, :IA the Exhibition of Mr. PORTER . * celebrated Pidture of the 6TORMING of SERINGAPXFAM is now open, at the Lyceum, in the Stn'nd, and at the end of the prdem week win finally dole in the Metropolis. For general accommodation, the Exhibition Roma is fitted up on an. Enlarged Scale, fo as to give a nearer, and a free Promo. talc View of the Painting, independent of that from the Plat t:wino—Admittance (every day from Nine o'Cloi.k till Dail:), One Stilling. WANTED at MONTROSE, to take Charge of a Ship-building-ford, a Perron who has been re gularly bred to the linftncfs, and who undetitands it both in Theory and Praddee. The Work is intenLd to be car ried on to a eouilderable extent, and is to be connedted with the Dry Dock. Letters containing offal of agreement, may he addreffed to John Brown, Merchant in Moutrofe ; or to James Burners, Writer there. BANKING BUSINESS. SOME Gentle7oe;;lioiiegoing to eftablifit g BANK on a new plan, which will be very odcaAnLous, vtiO make amply =midi to any perfon who can alit than with profitably eonnedions. Addrea to Mr. Lawrence, at Flrk's Library, Wignicire.itreet. Themts room fora partner, if he is a perfon of ecodideroble property and comedian. • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, January 8, iBoL, will be prcfented a Comedy, called Tim SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. After the Play (I2th 'time) the new Pantomime, called HARI.EQ_ULI'S TOUR ; Ot. THE DOMMON OF FANCY. With New Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and Decorations. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, Columbine, Mrs. MILLS. . . . N s ll. None need apply wlo cannot produce Certificates of their Abilities suit Mor.l Charadcr. Montrofe, Nov. at, 18co. DIAMOND LO'II'ERY. THE Tickets are Two Guineas each, and Num beredfrom z to 11,428 p both ineltilke; the Kra-drawn of which in the Fangliila State Lottery will receive the Prize, now depofited in the flank of England, a'td deferibed in the Aft of Parliament at follows: This day were publithed, Hand'timely printed, Long Sea Price ys. boards, / .., YRICAL:ZALES. By Mn. MARY ROBLR SON. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoller.row. Of whom may be bad, lardy publilbed, by the fame Author, t. The NATURAL DAUGHTER ; with Portraits of the Leadathead Family ; in a vols. price 75. boards. a. The FALSE FRIEND; a Novel; in 4 volt. 12M414 price z6s. fewed. ad edition. - _ & TRAVELS In UPPER and.LOWER EGYPT, under. taken by order of the old Government of France, by C. S. Son. mrr r, Member of feveral feientifie and Literary Societies; and formerly an Officer and Engineer in the French Nary, In aro on fine yellow wove paper, illultratol by Engravings, moult ing of Portraits, Views, Antiquities, Plants, Animals, &c. to which is prefixed a Map of the Country; with a Prcface anti Appendix by the Tranflwor, and a e Index. The Plates, which arc engraved by fifiltou, Anker Smith, Watts, and J. Cooke, col:yrs-bend all thofe given in the original Work, with an additional View, now firft publitis '6l, of a celebrated Turkith Mofque, and part of the Dtet4 price aL au. 6d. in boards.' Independently of the .greltd defiaeratt%m of fidelity, thin edition Las a ducideii forriority over the other, in the inferior points afire, typoerspfiy, atid engravings • the latter of which are executed in a ftyle whkh does great h onour to the two 't ufts, and arc much better (with the exception only of Pop) than the plates annexed to the French edition !" Anti-Jacubin 4micw, Sept. f goo. e. And wken.as tke raid Diamond is dimmed by ifileul s' Lapidifis to be but little inferior in weight, and equal In wa y ter and brilliancy, to any known Diamond in Europe ; and ▪ the value thereof is now cftimated at a litm little Mort of ▪ THIRTY THOU AND POUNDS." Tins Evening—Every Man in his Humour ; with Harlequin's Tour. SANS SOUCY. Tlac Tickets aro On Ink at the State Lottery Office of BWIFI* and Co. Nn. tt, POULTRY, LONDON; Alfo at their 06ces in Dublin and Glafgow. Alfo jolt publifhed, in 4 vols. price t Bs. fewer!, Front the French of Madame de Geniis, The RIVAL MOTHERS, or CALUMNY; a Nova By the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD Claim TO-MORROW EVENING, January 8, 18oi, will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, I.cicefter-Placc, Idcdta•fquare, an Entcrtaitinicni, entirely Now, called ENGLISH LOTTERY. No. 4, CORNHILL. This day was publithed, In Two Volumes, ramp. price ys-fcweils THE ITALIAN ROMANGE. " The big-fwoln inundation of Mirchief ! ! I" By Mils GUION, Author of Immelina, a Gelman Story, in three Volumes. Branford: Printed by and fur P. Norbury ; and Lild by James Wallis, No. 46, Paternofter-row. Wiser.: may be had, The MISER and his FAMILY, by Mrs. Parfons, in 4 vela price 16s. fewed; alto, The VALLEY of ST. GOTHARD, by the fame Autlsor. (the Second Edition) in three vols. price sas. fore& THE CAKE-HOUSE. . Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : TBISH returns his grateful Thanks for the • numerous Favoun he has received, and thinks it a duty be owes the Public (.0 me f the CB4l.lE:err Trith Gem- o wet for the "oleos Lottery), to acquaint than that ENGLISH 'TICKE IS will rife gradually from now to the .Drawing ; therefore fuck of his Friends as intend having Tickets or Shares in the eseutng Lotitvy, will ad prudently to make an early purehafe. The Scheme is univerfally approved, and abounds with numerous Capitals, fame of than fojudlcionfly arrangcd at to kup the Wheel rich, and givesa chance fur SIXTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS Nee. Dregs and Ids Villa. Rte. Agreeable Company. Song. •Perpetual Weds. Song. •Love and Rmfon. Rec. Conjugal tete A tete. Rec. A Receipt to Kill Wives. Song. •Lotteryof Wedlock. Song. The Poct and paper. Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dante. Song. •Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Sung. Tha Grand Ballet. and Nancy. Z. REPORTof tht COMMISSION of ARTS to the FIRST CONSUL BONAPAR E, on the Amruzpriuss of ' UPPER EGYPT, and the pref,:nt State of all ti.e. Temple,. Palaces, qbetifira, Statues, Tombs, Pyramlds, &c. train tint eatamets of the Nile to Caine; with an accurate dcfcripa titan of the Pidures with which they are decotated, and the conjectures that may be drawn (rein them refpetiing the Divinities to which they were cenfocrated. Tratiflated trona the French of Citizen Ripaud, Idbrarlan to the Inilieutc of Egypt. In 4to. and /No, price 35.6 d. each, illufirated by a lame Map of Egypt, printed uniformly :o bind with Soniurs Tray, is, Whoever binds up this Report with the 'mart , ' Edition of &mini s Travels in Egypt, will palls the moil eamprelsendve and corredt Hißery of that Country and its antiquities witick the prefs has hitherto produced. & The WORKS of JOHN RM.!. STEVENSON, FA. OM. taming Crazy Tales,• Fables for grown Gualtanen, nod Lyric Epiftics ; illultrated with a view of Crazy Cattle; and the ConfteUation, engraved by Milton; elegantly printed in three volumes, faun Ivo. price us. in boards. PART 11. Ree. The Captain and the Poet. Rec. The Club. Bong. 'Brother Jack. Song. The Thing, the Kick Rec. Senora. and the Go. Song. *Filial Love. Rec. The Mel.. Rcc. A return of Rearm:. Song. • jack at Greenwich. Song. The Sweets of Love. Rec. Marc Plotting. Song. Great News. PART 111. Ree. Hon& Caleb. Rec. The Two Doetors. Song. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird. Re:. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Strap*. Song. *Another Cup and then. Song. •Echo. •Brc. Which is theway to Rae. The Coup de Grace.' Windfor t Sung. *The Union. Son 3. •A Little! Ti.a whole is written, and competed, and will be fpoken, long and accompanied lay Mr. DIBDI I~T. Illoweceso- ,04 0•• 3. 111 ert h 24 . Doors to be opened at 6even o k. 1 e Perfonnauee to bean at Eight. Hires for the Boxes to be taken et Mr. Dlbtlin's Mufic arehoule, Leleefter-Place, Leicelta-ftpare ; where may be 1.4 the Songs irr the Entertainments of Sans Sone! ; the Novel Hannah; the Younger Brother; tie Hiftory of the Sege, complete, ha volumis, and every other article (pe r-led in his Cat alogue. The frogs marked thus CI are publifhed. On Mondayneit will be pubbibed, "The Spectre." &no Souci will condom, open Mondays, Thurfdays, and &nal-days, dining the Seaton. The 37th night of the Cake-Houk will be on Saturday. To be gained by a tingle Ticket. The Prizes of the Englilit Lottery will be paid at the ufual time, in full feeding money, without any difeount. ••• Perions iu the Cautery, who with to have TICKETS or SKARES may be Copplied, by lending Poet-Office Orders, good Bills, sa nk: Notes, or Caro, to the old-eftablilhed Office, Thia day wai publiOted, price as. LIFE. A Comedy, in Five Ado. As performed with univcial apple ufe at the 'Theatre-Royal, Counts Garden. By FREDk.RICK REYNOLDS, Efc. Printed for Longman and Rees No. 39, Patcrnoftcr-row. • Of wheat may be had, jolt pobliihrd, a. The POINT of HONOUR, by Mr. C. Kemble, 28. SPEED the PLOUGH; by Mr. Monon ; price 2s. 3. RAMAH DR9OO; an Opera. By Mr. Cobb ; as. a. The BIRTH-DAY; a Comedy. By T. Dibdia, as. S. The JEW and the DOCTOR ; a Farce. By Ditto, Is. 6. The LIE of the DAY ; a Comedy. By Mr. O'Keefe. Is.6d. 7. The HIUHLAND REEL; a Comic Opera, by ditto, Is. L The POOR SOLDIER; ditto; by ditto. Is. 9. PATRICK iu PRUSSIA; ditto, by ditto. as. so. The FARMER ; ditto, by ditto. is. I. The POSITIVE MAN; ditto, by ditto. as. as. MODERN ANTIQUES; a Formby ditto. as. 13. MARIAN; ditto, by Mrs. Brodie. Is. Nn. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON; Where Tickets and Shares arc felling in great vsPiety : and all Bufinefs is the l'idiLc Funds tranfsdted with fidelity and dif patch, by T. SISK S rocs h ENGLISH LOTTERY, Deihl. Drawing the 2d of March iflot. THE SCHEME CONTAINS s Prizes of £.30,000 2 ao,oeo 3 zo,ooo 4 5.0: 0 6 spoo to 1,009 5 00 tab 54 • zoo 50 17, 2 9 0 . _ lB • A HOLIDAY PRESENr. This day was publilhcd, In one daftly-printad Volume, price ss. 6d. bound, with full Allowance to Schools, 'THE ELEMENTS of a POLITE EDUCA TION, carefully feleded from the Letters of the late Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Cheftcrficld, to his Son. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Author of Efays HUlorical end Moral, of the (Economy of Nature, Stc. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. THE PROPRIETOR of STIRACIA'S ITA LIAN OILS for the HAIR, begs leave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that they have taken a Howe, No. q 4, in Newman-ftetet, near Oxford-ft:cm; for the Laic of thorn muck admired Oils, which have been ufed with fo much fueceis for thefe fourteen year►, for making the HairgrnW en butt places; alto tlikk and long, and to prevent it+ falling off, which it will in 24 hours. All familka, (chock and venderstn town or country, may he fupplicd, wholefale oeretall, as above, on the Aloft+ It notice., with good allowance to Cell again; and as many Laalies and Gentlemen And the laconveniaice of the ptcfent falkion of wigs, and repenting they ever cut their hair off, by ukng the Oils in time they may rettore it, and Hader it from turning trey. Sold alto as ufual at Willienlet,PaP-rniall; Golding:No.42, Cornhal ; Humpary, Oxford-liziAl ; Metcalf, Holborn-hill; and at on., Shop in moft principal towns in Great Britain, at p. • pot or al. tp, a dozen.--It is a private hook. , FREEHOLD FARMS, SALOP. TO BE SOLD DT ♦UCTIOIt, in Two Lots, on Saturday the 14th of Janourb 18 04 et the Angel inn, In Llcobury Mortimer, at three o'clock, GREAT Potion Farm and Little Potion Farm, Quatc live miles north call. of Ludlow, containing about Six Hundr:d and Sixty-fix Acres, within a ring fence, of arable, meadnw, pafture, and wood-land, In convenient pro- Rations, held Irons year to year under rents of more than thirty pars Ibind-ng, and capable of extraordinary great im provements. For a view of the Prcmifes apply to the. Rev. Mr. Powell, at ?tunes; or to the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr. Webb, at Salifinrry, till the 6th of Januzry ; and afterwards till the We day, at Havre.) Grange, near Broomfgrove, Worwf nrfhire. Printed particulars may loon be bad at the. principal Inns in the nti i thbouring towns. CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIMEER TREES. • TO BE SOLD BY ALICTIO7I, At the Calm [Jon Inn, In Honiton, in the County of Devon, un 'eueklay thus*: day of January, 18x1, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, In fundry Lots, by Orderdu the High C. , tat of Chancery, •. ONE Thoufand Eight Hundred and Twelve rtso . cling fine large OAK, ASH, ELM, and LIME TIMBER. TREES, the principal part Oak and Alb, of ve - f litre dimanfions, with their Lops, Tops, and Birk, as they fland num:fully marked on the Eftates of J. T.ll. Mao.- MOOD, Mg. in the Partakes of Colytgn, Widworthy, South high, and tiprmery. in the County of Devon; Stockland, in Dorfcithire; and PittninfLr, in Soincrlctib're, within etfy affiances of•the towns of Actninficr, Honiton, Chir4 and Tauntno. The largeft Timber is not more Walton% 5 to 13 214 4 diaam from Lyme and Seaton, ardaere it may be sip ped- Printed Accounta of the Lott. defcripti7t of their Gtaations, may he had of Mr. Thomas White, of /Weave and Sutton ; ale at the place of Sale t the Tenants of the refpedive Etlates will how the Masher ; and Partinalani may ha had oa appli cation to Mr. Warm, liolidoor, New. 100. Loroloa i Sr to kr. 800..11 LanUtirveror, 'Assign Rer. Haifa Minion of Money Sterling in prizes. Part of the Capitals will be dcternuried as under t FiritDrawn Ticket 13th Day 4.10,0 co• Ditto apth Day 10,000 Ditto 33d Day 30400 • Ditto 40th Day IPOO The Prises of this Lottery will be paid at the nfual time In full fterling money, without any difcount or &Amnion. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are felliog at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in fingLoad, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prises palaces detuand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £.1 7 0 0 Half 8 is 0 Eighth 2 4 6 Quarter 4 8 o Sltteenth t 1 6 •„ • Pcrfons in the country may be fupplied with Ticitets or Shares the fame as if prefent, by fending Poit Office Orders,' good Bills, Cab, or Bank -note, to any Licenfed Lottery Office. WHEN Profellional Men of education and re• fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetiun of long continued (weds is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight yaws have I devoted my pradice to the exclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS; and the fuccefaful rcfult of my plan gives roc additional ardour to tappable as far as I am able the ravages of thofc complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Prad lee to rcfcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioaers. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long donnas—idly. An kinds of DEBILITY, whether aching from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulicenec of mature age, end laftly that de rangement of the (yam in Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or halite in the treatment of a fins* Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifontal by the indiferet ion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperiur method fuch complaints are curtly cured, and even when: others have faHAI, I troll that I may prefurne to •Eer a radical re-eltahliOnntnt. Few however we the cafe4 of complicated diltrefs In this diforder compared with the calamitous litisi:ions of Men, who front indulgence ins SOLITA It VICE., or the prevaleut Gaie ties of a faflionable Life, acquire that nate or I): hiiity which is the unavoidable confequenre of fuel pernicious bights. When the unhappy futicarr broods ow , his toifery, tor care. fully conceal* his misfortune, it may be franc confutation fur him to knew, that althvuFi. It be an object of doubt or saucer tainty with other Practitiattera, the removal e 1 INA ENCI ES by the gradual prose, fs of Renovation Is the acquire ment of my experience. If the Ft ..t of Bacchus or Venus have bqun to reduce manly vigour, moat anxiety will be prevented by an early counteractian of this languid Rate s and in theft cafes no great diEculties will occur. Bat where this Deficiency hector rats =Med. a pmper Per kwerunce is indifpenfihly requifitem revive the flumbrlng IparSe of Life, and to re-animate the Conflaution. MARRIED WOMEN. Von have long been difapr'rned in their espedations of a Family, may be afforest, that in mutt Inflames loch dee.% are curable is:. M. Jical SUL 111. e SECRECY which is In i Ent: il to my undertaking, and the qualification which I have pies-fumed to !fate, Corns the BA. duly Pretessfions, and to to:ncklents with fuch this iati nsatiort is given, that Mr. may be confultad pefonally (or by letters todofing a (mall note) at his bode, No. 29, Mose det-ftreet. strand, near Temple/4%r. ?here is an additional &: s ce In Water-true adjoining Sad the manse is ae Mt b th N.sll~fesbs tat gibe loyal College of surgeon& " No book by the bard of a maittr has hitherto appeared to fitepar,, in the fame (pecks of excellence, the Letters of Chetterf field : and to fuperfede all necclfity for their ufe in educatiou. It has therefore been for many years, the earncit defire of pa rents, teachers, the well-nithen of youth in general, and the friends to the memory of Cheiterfield, to fee thefe Letters pu ' rifled from all that (caned to hint dilrefped for virtue, or fa vour fur ricer—Phis Nit is at lad executed by Dr. Gregory with ingular Judgment and talk. The talk was a humble one for a man of his diftinetion in literature to undertake,but it was rewarded by the eonfcioufnefs of ukfulnefs and virtue. Thole parents and teacher, will be greatly deficient in their duty, who fall to recommend this book to the perufal of the young perfoos whore education they direet." Ifylery of Lit: ratter:. Unfortunately the valuable Epiftles of Lord Chefterfield to his Son are dehafed and tendered unht for general tife by the air of libertinifm and immorality which too frequently pervades them. A fektßion therefore, from the general inafs,that fup prefres the more ex ceptionable parts, and exhibits the gold ex tricated and reined from its alloy, melt be an acceptable pre fent to the Public; and we have no hefitation in laying, that furl a prefent is now offered by the labours of Dr. Gregory. The Doftor bat stied the pruning knife to great advantage; and there are few pattages in the perfent volume that can be re garded as oteeptionable by :my fed." Critical Rerirw. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ' Sold by T. }halt, and Welt and Hughes, Paternoiter-row by 8.1 abort, at the j uvenile stud School Library, No. as 7, New Bond-ft:vat, and by all Bookfelters, Stationers, &c. 14. B. That Parents and Teachers may be able :o Wiped this Book in the bops of all refpedtable Bookfellers, the pub hiller hereby eftgages,with the trade to exchange at any time new and pealed copies of it for any other book of his publica tion. BOOKS PRINTED FOR J DEBRE iT, OPPOSITE BURLING TON-HOUSE, PICCADILLY. By Authority of the Hon. Court of Dietaries of the Euftalalks Company.--A New Editior. This day was pnbliftted in Three Volumes, Oaavo, illaßratedi with Twenty-tight Hates and Maps, engraved by Med land and Walker forming a feporate V olume, 4to. Pelee rL its. 6d. in ben;dti 1. AN ACCOUNT of an EMBASSY to the BING of AVA, font by the Govcrner-General of India $n the year 1795, to negotiate a Treaty of Amity and Conunants wkh the Sovereign of that estaifive Empire. By MICHAEL. SYMES, Efq. Licutenant-Colonel in his Majeßy's 76th Retiment. 3. The ASINIBC' ANNUAL REGISTER ; ix, A View of the Hißory of Hindallan, and of the Politics, c.:0171. entree. and Literature of is, for the Year t 799. in one very large Volume, 830. Dedicated by pi:mignon to the Right Hoo. Hear? Dumlas, one of his Maji.fty i Principal Secretaries of State, and Preadent of the Board of Commißioners for the Af fairs of InilLi; and alf,a. by permiffion, to the Hon the Court of Dirtanes igthe Earl India Company. Price tag. in board,. -4•7 The Volume fur 1800 will be publithed in Jan. nest. The Editors of the ASIATIC ANNUAL RV OSTER re fpeditully introit that all Communications for this Work may be addreffed to Mr. Dchret t. 3. An Account of a VOYAGE in larch of LA PEROUSE, in the Yeah t 791, 1792, and 5793, %miler the rammed of Row-Allaniral arum d'Entetsalleaus. Tranllated from the French af lA. la BILLARDIL3II. Multrated by a Chin of the Voyages Site 5, by ao inches and a half, craft/king the track the RAM sod Forty-three elegant E.ngravings. fuming a &pante Volume in Quarto, with a Preface and Notes by the Traalladdr; sad an Inds of ac Ailialis at Sawa! May •. 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