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Tisc Young Rados will make his fi le appearance on Monday. December an. A New Operatic Drama, a New Comedy, and a duc& New Meta Tm an se are in rehearfal„ and will be fptedily pro SICK AND WOUNDED OFFICE. Noisaie► 4,140;. SURGEONS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. THERE being on the Lia of Navy Surgeons, the names of many who have not ferved, fo as to become aid. tied to Half-Pay, the ConimilEonevs for Sick and Wounded tap men do hereby give Not:ce, that miles fuch Perron, Mali prefent thenifelves for employment, or fatiafy the Board of thex inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefent year, their frames will he omitted in the tiR for the year cluing, on the luppofition of their being dead, or having quitted the frvice. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE ON INSURANCE iFROM FIRE IN THE COUNTRY. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LOND r ON. Dec ember, 1 Eos. THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and ' LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , . of LOND O N , havin g conlidered the very heavy capance, and the numerous inconve- ' nit:idea, attending the eftabliflunent of Agencies, and being defir sus to device fount mode of 'awing the charges of iofurance to perfons refident in the country, without dintinithing the fecurity, or fair profft, of the Company ou Inch buftucfs, have determined, for .the preen; to refrain from the appointment of agents: and to offer to all perfons having buildings, goods, or other propeny to insure at more than four robes diltance from London, an abate ment of no ids than. tweaty-five per eon. per annum on the pre minim dually chargeti,proddedfuch hifurancea be cifedted at the Cornpany's Office in London, through the friends or agents of the • parties ; and without the Company being involved ita any cord!. *ponilence, or Wier ditty, excepting that of (applying fuch friends, or a-ents, with every noccifery information, at the o ffi ce, for the gaid:nced thole who may with to take the benefit of this offer. If Infurances be made for three, or more years, at once, a Blether, abatetnem will be allowed; by which perfons infbrimg win to a only be in a Rill greater dogma beioefited,but will be relieved been the trouble of (reclean renewdstif their policies. The charges will be on the following kale. . 1 for i Yeas. I 1 for I Year. I 3 Y. S Years. ......- ..-... -....-.....,...-.-.... 25 3 0 33 per cent4er cent i per cent. abated. 1 Awed. abated. PUBLIC CHARACTERS FOR &$O6. • ANEW VOLUME, being the Eighth of the above Biogreitlical Serivooill bt nailer falification on Sear. day next, Decender the 71b, pries Half-a.Gainea on ban/has New Masa: gr the foraserfroen rams: visa, iso it hal of a .ILoi. fellers, at Hay" a-Gainsa each. Bridge•ttrett, November 30, 0105. This day was publifhed, price is. • VICTORY MOURNING. A SERMON , preacked at Southampton, November to, tilos. froths SAM. zit. 1. `And the Vtstory that day was turned into Mourning unto all the people." By WILLIAM KINGSBLTRY. M. A. Southampton : Printed and fold by Baker and Fletcher : fold alfo in London by T. Well, Are-Maria-lane; and T. 'Williams. Stationer.' Court. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Drearier 3,1803. rig COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY ESTI", NAVY, de hereby aiw Netke, That on Wanefday the ath instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (fealed up) anti treat with fuch Furious as will undertake to fund& 'whatever FRESH BEEF may be re quired for the ufe of his Majears Ships and Vaffels at Flymoitis and Torbay (oa feparate Continds),4or twelve.montlis, from the tit of January next to the 311 t of December following iaclulive, and to tie paid for by Bilis payable with intereft ninety days after dace.--The Conditions of the Oontrads may be ken at the Seem tary's Office, at this Office 'or by applying to Mr. Miller, the Agent for the faid Commiflioners at Plymouth ; or to the Col leEtor of the Caton], at Dertmouts in the Comity of Doom • No rqord will be had s. aq t: Teoder is which the #riaiiieli net be ;alerted io words at kirlor dwelt& set be delivered to the Beard be fore One ieled ea the laid iiredalday tie tBd inpant, wr ailgre the Palms aim Raba the Teader,w Jesse Peoria wile bebelf, attends plow lobes wikdfer. Tis day was publifhed. in r anto.yriee ss. boards. THE NEW PRACTICE OF COOK ERY, PASTRY, BAKING. and PI ESERVLNO; being the Country Hanley/He's belt Friend. By Mn HUDSON ..nd Me,. DONAT„ Pro:fent and late Houkkeepers and Cooks to Mrs. Buchan Her burn, of &Heaton, and puldi(hed by her perrniMuo. Printed for Stewart %.:i,c) ne, Edinburgb ; and Yornor .and Hood, 31, Poultry. Loudon. THFATRE ROY A L, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 5, wit; be agled the Trage 4v of CASTILE. After KING OF Af te r which win be prefented. a Loyal Mattel Iroprompeu, called NELSON'S GLOILY. To conclude with A REPRESENTATION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT, fought on the silt °etcher, day. Wild Thi s Bvening—King Henry th e Fourth, Part I. with The tßanders; and Fortune's Frolic. Matter Betty is engaged a t this Theatre—due notice will be "given of his fitit appearance. 7Yun In cafes-where the annual premium, c. cording to the charge penendly nude, would • be - 5. 8. d. a. d. aJ. a, it will be reduced to •1 6 1 $ 1 • 3. ,ditty , :11 , .3 . •1 • llt di tto 3 9 . 3 and 6' 3 3 itf *like prop the Ilistennedlate years. A contidcriulc allowance will be alto made, according to Ade of Parliament, on the King's Duty, when paid iOr more than one year! The Proptifals of the Company, with full caplanationa 25 to the method In which infurances diouki be arranged, and properly de fcrdatd,•Witbe delivered. free of charge, to any period who may lat the Cdtn sP-nots Office, In Chang e 7 Atte , London. The apply will be c prif cd is thee; Co fo as to admit of Minn for . warded' at the cape:ice Of tingle paftage. The Dire :ors particuhrly to Uncles oa the public mtge.. I don that the above safer is not made in any fpirit of adventure ; but sh knolarand jullifiable grounds. Tar faring, on which they are entitled to calculate, will be quite equal to the reduelir proppfed. ft is on no other footing that loch an alteration of charge could be attempted, with lattice to the Company, or to the ptibtre hecaute the premiums, as they now Rand, do not admit of abatement with out a clear and =tabs itulemaity. The obj..dt of the Company is is give diperfons refollarli die country the whole benefit of a rse• ing of which their Wads folhaptible ; with no other difference than that of «aka* ft fed porton* the trilling trouble which way latent the essibrattit. of 'a ftichd in London, once In a year, or, if it be preface*. once only in fere* years. The funds and famines Of the Alhicio Company, are equal to t hofe'of any fanned for the fame mirpnfes. The con. ditions of intonate are more (mural* than Mace been yet of fered; and tht rates, on will& the above redudions will bemade, ate as Moderate as - that of anr Company, and. in tome itillatices, mere moderate t ban have been before Pt aPoct4. l'he D;attroas are • ' Pura Pared" eft} CbairMan. John Tiniigood, Efq. Deputy Chairman Thotitas Starting Benton, Efq. l o teph Mina, Efq. Henry Burniciter,Efq. Henry Pigeon, Efq. James Burton, Efq. Sit John Pitthorn. John Calvert Clarke, Efq. Jofeph Qlairicey, Efq. Richard Clay, Efq. 'Witham Bayley, Efq.' John I hinver., El+ it illLm Sm i t h Efq. 14. P. J. J. Smith, Efq. and Alderman. S o lomon Darks Efq. Efq. Thomas Smith, Erg. Alderman Gilbert 1-lanlary4, Efq. and Sheriii: John Kis g:tssn, F.fq. M. P. Benjamin 'Traver., Efq. George Liam, Efq. Daniel Richard Warsington,Efii. Thomas Maltby, Efq. By order of the Board. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. • •„• Na charge will be made for Poiieles in any cafe. This day waa 'misfiled, in Six Volumes SAni*lnice 3 1 . 3'. in Boards. the Ninth Edition of E FAMILY EX vosrrolt ; or a Paraphrace -I- Ind Verfton of the New Tettsment ; with Critical Notes, and a Pradical improvement of each Seaton. By P. DODDRIDGE, D. D. To which is prefixed a Life of the Author, Is? ANDitliW KIPPIS, 411 ERA. and S.A. Printed for j Johann, R. Baldwin, F and C itivington, P Wynne and Son, W Ouidge and Son, Seatcherd and Letterman, Dawn and Harvey, C Law, Longman, Hurt, Rau and Orme, .j Wal ker, Vernor and Hood, D Oglvy and Son, Cuthell and Martin, Cadell and Davies, B Crofby, Lackhigton and Co. j Mailman, j. Witham, and Matthews and Leigh. Of whom may be had, Tlsi Works of Philip Doddrid . D. D. with his Life by Orton. A new gdition, in S vUIIWICS Sao, ge, Price sl inflame. 4 0 per tent. abated. I I. d. z 3 t 9 3 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS Of the ROYAL SOCIETY of LONDON. abridged by Dr. HUTTON, Dr. SHAW, and Dr. PEARSON. ('HE Subfcribers, ant the Public, are refpettfully •1 1 . informed that the SEVENTH Volume of this Work, is rompleted,and toady for delivery. ~• 'f tic Proprietors fl a t t er theinfeleos that the regularity • with which they have proceeded in the Publicatiou of the Parts and VolnMes to nearly the Middle of the Work, notwithflandirg theeatithfs of the Undertaking, will bt. deemed a fuOcient pledge y of the due completion of the Whole. As the Number printed of the large Paper Is extremely limited,) Pcsfona who may be *brew of poffeffing that Edition arc mom- Mended to fecure the Volumes already publifbed. A Prolptetus of the Work May be bad by applying to the Pith laws, C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge Meet, London. BEGINS DRAWIP GSCHEME. FEBRUARY 3, slob. 3 of krtopco 3 ._r 0.•00 3 -- 34 00 3 .. %coo S -- IFOO SO —. SOO SO 100 %10 -- SO 3,c00 Firft-drawn Tickets is .....—..-. 3 e= Tickets ............... .Drrir ON PROPERTY. EXEMPTIONS and ALLOWANCES In refped. of COL-' LEGES,. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, and CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, and DIVIDENDS belonging to FO REIGNEIG3. . . . THE COMMISSIONERS appointed for fpecial Purpofes under wain Ade of the 43d and 45th Years of leis precut Blajefty fur pantiug a Contribution on Property, &e. hereby give Notice,That Per fous may claim Exunptions front the raid .ior Hall in an of For the Duties charged on any College y ift. j the Univeelides of Great Britain and Offices belonging thereto, or for die Money ireparnied in the Deceliary Repairs thereof. ad. For the Duties charged on the kite of any Hofpkal, or Public Schoolor Ahns-hotife or Offices belonging thereto, or for the Money expended in the neceffary Repairs thereof. gd. For the Duties charged on the Rents of Lands, Metuages and Tenements belonging to any Hofpital, Public School, or Aims -bode, or vetted in Truftecs fur charitable Purpofes. 4th. For the Dividends payabk out of the public. Revenue and arifing from the Stack of any Friendly Society eftablifhed under an Act of the 33d Year of bit prefent Ma lefty. g th. For the Dividends belonging to any Corporation, Frater miry or Society of Perfons eftabliftted for charitable Purpofes en'y, or applicable by them to charitable Purptifes only, purfnant to any AEI of Parliament. Charter, Decree, Deed of Troft, or Will, in fo far at the Dividends before mentioned &all have been applied to charitable Purpofcs. 6th. For the Dividends, bona fide, belonging to any Perron net being a Subic& of his Marfty and not rclident in Great Britain. And that all Perfons cl.titning loch Exemptions arc required to make their Claims before the fail (pedal Commiffinners iu Writ ing, to be delivered at the Office for Taxes, Somerfet Place, under Cover to the Secretary fur the Affairs of Taxes, and the Forms for fuck Claims are to be had at the raid Office, and at the Office of the Infpcaor for the Day on Dividends at the Ohl Stock Exchange, of the Clerks to the Comminioners for executing the Property MI in the feveral Diftriels, and of any Infpettlor or Sur ma. of Taxes. By Order of the Commiffioners, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for Taxes, Nov. It, dor. . .._ This day was publiOsea., in livo. price 6s. boards, TRANSLATION of the CHARGES of P. .i. . MASSILLON, Bifhop of Clermont; addruffed to his Clem*. With two Effays ; the one on the Art of Preaching. Traidlited from the French of M. Reybaz. And the other ea the Comport tion of a Sermon, as adapted to the Church of England. dec. ei We fisoukl attentively read the treadfes by wife and good Mal e concerning the duties of Gas Mionlers; to fee if we are cacti as they deferabe, and flir up outfaces to bccotue fuck as we ought."... Abp. Seeker. By the Rev.THEOP. ST. JOHN, L L B. Ste. Printed for Velum . and Hood, Poultry • Ric ingtons, St.Paors Church.yaid; Longman , Rees , Huai, and Orme, Paternofter row; Haswell and Parker, Orford ; and Dekidoo, Cambridge. Where may be had, ' Sees/OHS 011 PRACTICAL SCAJECTS, by Theo. St. John, 84 boardsm. Stem ons for PAMILUI, by Sztnuel Clapham, a yob. tarp be il. boards. _ ____----------.—.4 are COO ppoo I S ION) 4.111 6,000 11,002 =MD 0.003 S 6Poo I top:* i 250.000 TAIT 07 TUC ASOTS CAPITALS. Pirft.dtawn Ticket, tit Day, Ltopoo Ditto •—. 4th Day, 20,000 Ditto .... 6th Day, 1%00 3 Ditto ••• Bth Day, 5 occo Ditto •••• I:th Day, apoo 1-Tegrrs and SHARES are felling at every .L LICEALD LOTTER.Y OFFICE.--PRESENT PRICE: Ticket • £l9 is ° H a lf £919 co 1 'Ei g hth La II 0 (ttlatter . j t o I Slita.ods A 5 6 ••• An early purchafe is ad•ifcd, as the firft spa) Tickets will be entitkd co %%L each, tie their chancel:i'. Capita. SHERIDAN IMPROVED. This &T wits publiihed. a New Edition , price 3 1.6 d. hound, 1 A G ENERAL PRONOUN C ING and EXeL itt NAll ORY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE: for the life of Schools, Foreigners learning Fluglifh, Este. In which it has been attempttd to improve on the Plan of Mr. Sheridan • the Difeurtlaticiet of that celebrated Orthoepia being avoidedo:nd his Improprieties correeed. liy STEPHEN JONES, Author of the * New Rographical Didionary," and '' TM Hilton / of Poland The Tenth Edition. " Negligent Speech cloth not only difcredit the Perron of this .. Speaker, but it difcrediteth the Opinion of his Rearm and m Judgment."—Lien Joluifon's Deo:woks. Printed fur Viznor and Hood ; Cuthell and Martin ; Ogilvy and Soo; 0: ridge and Son ; Lack in g ton, Alko, and Co.; J. Walker ; Satcherd and Latt1111111; J. Nunn ; Damon and Harvey ; T. Mathews; Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme; R. Lea; and W. J. and J. Richardion. Where may be had, the fame Work, in large Bvo. price aol. 64. I bound. TO BE SOLD. 'THE next Prefentation to-a very Valnable Vicar• agc of a ?arab in a good Country, within fifty miles of Lon don, containing aboucOoco Acres of inciofed Laney Cultivation, an with an excellent Family Houfc and (Aces in g repair, d between nine and ten Acres of Glebe Meadow Land near adjoining. For further particular m s apply to Meals. Richards and Co. Sta tioners, Wyah-ftreet, Temple Bar, London.—.Letiers (poll paid) duly anfwered. ALstos nu AND LIFE OFiCE, LONDON, December z. tSos. THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and 11 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY have t in intention to appoint Refident.Serveyors in the principal towns of Great Bei. tail' and Ireland, to affift in the event of toffee happ-ning; and to fgnity the Company with Meal informati-a when wanted. Any 'Volans who may be inclined to undertake Inch blßce, may cunt municate their With. by letttr, to the Company's Secretary, through fame refpedable friend in London. The ccfnmenfation to Inch p::rfons will be In proportion to tie fervices they may be called on to perform ; but no allowances will be made, waters fUch fervites become nectfLry. By order of the Board, WARNER PHI?PS, Secretary. This day was publinted. In Two Vols. Odavo, Muftrated with a new and accurate Map, Frontifpieees, and leveret Favourite Welfh Airs, Price tl. as. Boards, NORTH WALES--incloding its Scenery, Anti -1 i guides, Cultorns, and forme ketches of Natural Hittory ; delineated from Two Eau:Guns through all the interefting parts of that Country. during the Summer of 1791 and 1801. By the Rot. W. BINGLEY. A M. F.L.S. Late of Peterboufe, Cambridge. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofterdow. For high chandlers of this worts, fee the A.nti.jacnisin Review, for Auguft ;the Britifh Critic for September dm; the Cri • tical Review fur September 1830; the New Annual Regiller for tSoo ; the Supplement to the Monthly Magazine, Vol. E.; and the Monthly Review for Odoba, As above may be had, the Scenery, Antiquities, and Biography of South Wales, from material' culleded during two mullions in the year $BO3. By Benjamin Heath Malkin. M.. , ... F.S.A. In one large volume ato. illufirared with Views drawn and engraved by Laporte, and a Map of the Country, price al. ix , . Gd.f.aards. 4 .* A few copies may be bad with the Views finely coloo.:ed uy Laporte, price 41.45. iu boards. PORTMANSQDARE,—TO BE SOLD, • CAPITAL Re dence in Portmanlquare, r•. 3 - pine with every fort of convenience for the immediate re• eeption of a Family of Mind - lion. There arc Coach Houfes f o f four Carriaw,es, and Stabling for ten liorfea. Fifty-fis years the Lcafc are unexpired. To he viewcd only with Cada, for which, and further particu !Ars, apply to Mr, Rodfon, Stationer, corner ot Wimpole-ftrect, and Mary-Wwnste-Itrect. A NEW CYCLOP.tECIA, TO BE COMPLETED N TWELVE MONTHS. On Saturday, February the t ft, will be pnbliihed in Quarto, Price Nine Shillings, Part 1. of A Nnv antICOMPENDIOUS DICTIONARV x• of ARTS and SCIENCES, to he completed within the year, by the publication of one part out the lira day of every fulifequen* month, the whole making twelve parts, or two large and elegant quarto volumes, with EyG one. GREGOR hundred copperD. plates. . 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That a complete view of the Arts and Sciences may how ever be exhibited on a (mailer kale than is nfually attempted, will be obibot u, if we con fi der that the Cyclopedia elf Chamber* was originally compri:eil in two volumes folio, large and open priming ; that the firft edition of the Encyclopedia Britannic* est.mded only to three thin volumes quarto; and that many ex cellent Works cf a funilar kind, and DOI of a greater extent, have bees, mediated in foreign eountries. rhe retrenchment alto manyci fuperliuous and ufelefs articles, which have latterly Lund their way into books of this defeription, will evidently caul a confider:ll.le redudtlon in point of foe, without in reality impairing the intrinfee value andgeneral utility of the work. Should, therefore, the execution not difappoint the bepes nod expeastions of thoie who have projeded the New Dietionary of Arts and Seirnces, the following me the immediate advantages which they t: alt they may with rcafon and modcfty promife to its purcl,afers: Fiat:l. It w ill exbilit a cetoicnolenn cf al.' &man invt•intr, „ were loneinsus .cared if 41 se.:re,rour mister; rativr 11:n Pc-Istite ; and in wZoitii !articular ettenfic• will be paid to tkir rsui;l:ly,l Aram - La. SECOND,st•i!lbe of• tomveniat oni corparserd, 7 !weak fist. t•liz en tiv table of every f'udits: fatten, as • trek If selfhood rferen:c. Tto RD, // will be prNted f• es so terreflord wits the parte Widest gt . olp,fin's Dinivpary ; and the /IC:Pr'of lath works will tort lAvue in roar role velure?, aped dt a moderate exposer, tb• literary did .. ac Eppel faded or reader tan Hi* repairs. The . work will he neatly printed in a new and elegant broiler type, esti. exprefsly for this purpofe, ou fuperfir.e yellow wove pa. per. .1 ne mikellamous copper plates will be engraved chiefly itcm criginal drawings, by Mr. HtATII, and thole of a meetta... nature by Mr. YOlTtilj and they will equal any plates e:,:r given to the public in a work of thin naturethofe ..d en in etch part be regularly done up with the correfpon refert dtil tetterprefs. Printed for Rican's ?maws, N. 6, Aridge.ftreet, Elsa. friars ; and fed by ALL Imoklellete and dealers in hooks, to wbeig or ders age revolted Senna as oily at pelot2. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the Crown Ino, l .44Yrnouth, tat Tuefday s the t7th init. by Pleven o'clock halts! Forcneuo, TI -4E FOLLOWING G 0 0 D S. VIZ.- 314 Boxes 8 Barrels of Yellow and Brown kiarinnalt Sugar. so Boxes White Ditto Being Part of the C..rgo of the ship George Waflsington, from Bolton to Arulterdant, condemned as prize to the Uuity and Diana private Ships of War For stewing the fame,cataingues. and further particulars, appl y three days previous to the Ss.e to Jofeph Hensford, Efq. Weymouth ; or Mr. Robert Lee, Broker there. MIDWIFERY. THOSE Ladies, whnfe fituation requires a TEM PORARY RETIREMENT duting their accouchement , meet with a comfortable accommodation, with the molt tender treatment, and the greateit (eerie) , may be depended on, by ap plying to Mrs. bmith. Midwife,Church.ftreet, Black• friars-road, near the Bridge, on the 'soft reafonable terms. Mrs. Smith has a Gentleman well eitablilbed for lonic years as Man • Midwife, who will attend. if require.i'. The children alto will wet with every attention, if left to the care of Mrs. Smith. The bode is Pleafantly Etuated, with a good garden at:ached to it, free from fpeaators, which (adorn happens to the lot of other bottles. CHILBLAINS are prevesiied ts► b — reak - ing. end ••••0 1 their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE VIEAD's ESSENCE GE MUSTARD, milverf lly cane aeled Alice- fo Its extraordinary Efficacy in Illictimatifnui, rallies, Gouty r eino.t. and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain re medy has been unknown or neg l eelcd. and the Chilblains have adtually broke, WHITE' IEAD's FAMILY CERATE will eafe the pain. and vett !paddy heal them. Prepared and fold by IL l o us atom, Apothecary, ts, Gretk *rag, Soho, London • the EiTence and Pith at as . 9d. each—the Game at is. Soid by every Ivisdielne Vender in the United Kingdom—• . 1 . The Genui,te has a black ink Stamp, with the Same of - R. Joust STOP( inforted on it. I3ROPOSALS for publithing by Subfcriptinn, A I Complete Syltem of GEOGRAPHY, Ancient and Modern, in Six Volumes sm. Containing, ift, the Hiltory of Geography, from the earlieft period to the prefect Time, including a Review of the Geographical Works of the Ancients and Moderns, the Difeoveries of Navigators, the proJedliort of the Sphere, the con- Itruftion of Maps, ilea —ad, A Survey of the Ocean, and its Sob divillons, Extent., Depth, Tides. Currents, &e.-3d, Phyfical Geo. t•raphy, a Review of various Theories of the Earl h; an Account Of the Atrroifobere. Licht, Heat. Rain, Thunder, Earthquakes,Sce , the Surface. of the Earth and its Produels. external and internat.- 4ell. Anemia and modern lineal and itinerary Meafures of ditarcut Nations, reduced to Enid% miles and teet-sth, A Table of ' Longitudes and Latitude. of Plac er , cbc former adjulted to the 1 Meridians of Ferro, Greenwkh, and Paris....6th A u ample iteljtw 1 of all the Empires, Kingdoms, and Provinces in Europe, Aft., Af rica and America, ancient and modern, afecrtaining their extent, boundaries, and population, their fubdivilions and dcpcsidencie. ; i dekribing plateaus, chairs, and branches of Mountains, M Mess ; an d pAi ne c.ii, Rivers, Ladies, Bays, and Promontories; inland Navigation, Manufseftures and Commerce, fvfanny s, Religion,Li ! terature. Government, Revenue, Military Strength, Mc. tngethee with the situation, antiquities, and prima .tion el every City, Town, and remark able edifice, Re•ates cat Travellers,dec By JAMES PI.AYFAIR, D. D. Principal of th a nd 'tibed College of St. Andrews, F.A.S. and F.A.S. Lein. Author uf a Syrian of Chronology. CONDITIONS. ' • T. 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