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William•Tell f or Swisserland Delivered; a poithumous Work ot the Chevalier de Florian: To which is prefixed, a Life of the Author, by Jauffret. ['misstated from t'.e French by W. 8..1 - I?wet son, Anchor of the Blind Boy, the Aillen Minister, &c. Se. boards. 4. I:.etiers of Ydrick and Eliza; being the Oorrespond..nce be ttvecn Mrs. Draper and I.aummde 9rerne. To which is added, a riketch of their Lives, &c. This Is the only edition, in which Eliza 's Letters are hicorporated with those of Yorick, ss. Oil. bds. 5. Swiftiatia, a Work relating to Dean Swift; consisting of original Bon Mots, Apophthegms, Observations on Life and lA terature, Patracts from his unpublished Letters, with Portraits and Fac-Simiks of Swift, Bolingbroke, Voltaire, and others his contemporaries. In two elegant volumes, ins. tid. boards. 6. '1 he Sorrows of Werter, translated irons the German of Baron Goethe, by Frederic Gotaberg, assisted by an English Li terary Gentleman. 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' '• -• -'/ ' tilt - QUidit t li* - .: CURTIS tbr Bleigsis: arlik - A-rItE worm •covueotIARDENcP - fr'the potion - Whl3'oll Wionday M • th e 23d of This* Was putlithed, elegantly " • (letting, ntly printed *NO. price Mishear:lN . mos jat tetra, pehiej aet i , price ee. bee e de. o e * i r k * owe d I . and on Royal Pbeer, price' 21e. heard; Plates. Rs 6d. ty-mottitoar - , MARCH lf, tifirbe . a. • • perfottrled, "I4otrelnbete Ilet,ellioged at the Tiger's Head Ind; Etionietetre e lt -I the First Plitt of the CREATION; editrOoeed . by Doctor ' Seek Pdref-bill fdr telo, - (Which was taken out of a leftet) tb= T H. QUEEN'S WAKE.; a Legendary Poem. • • By JAMES HOGO, the Ettria Sheldon& • Ir . , ACTIcAL O BS ERVAT I ONS oh the B RV. ~ .T 1314 GRASSAS e espetialli sucb Lb are beet adametto an titertlie, with two tniAerlianeous Acts; in Which' Madame CAT* -•• t ee a p r e u , e e eet ended be bad'from thence to the Borough, ' . :Panted for Loognian , Hurst, Rees. Ortue,and ,Benerte, Pate* s tayirp dew . n or improtrin . . g of Meadows and P , voices; line , wise an i.tect will sing " Angels' ever Bright and Fair," the Bowen . , e _. . , r ation bairn he reteste d the said 818, so that lloster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bood-itreet, enumeration of the Brunt Geneses. By W 11.1.1 AM, (sUR fIS, tit lsratias •Agiruus Ttbi;" the. Grand Seethe. " Slog ye to, the ar t s ' l', • ,i I.ondoe; and GeGoldie, Edinburgh. • ' -, Lord." and lateraree Duetto, "Ah Pertlona," with Mi m .PSA- aretld i rit, P3ll/ may 11l !ligeolfered,ht will be paid a Rewartlol : ' Iher of the Flora I.o4de:unitise Beitaoical Magazine. Leceareo r e .e_ .- . e e le . _ti e • (AN D* • app. THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND," YOUNG .1 4 ADIES., on tatty, &c. &C. Fdth.Editiols, with Addition., 'inhaling w nem who will intro:nee (by - desire) " Gent/e 'AIM," and TWgeter • potyNtyt . • • 'This was published, in 12mo 'price Si. bound, Description of the most productive Ate.atec armoire, es written 1 ' Abercrombie ;" Mist BOLTnN,"I be Smiling Dawn, "" With .. ) }loves and Sages ;" Mr. Leer, " Tbe Lord workth • Won- _Afros—d• ~ ens Pqpiwdo-eiwi,d, • 7 4 1 . 1 .. ' E FEMALE SPEAKER ' or Ivltscet.uostotts by Mr. Curtis for his Flora Londineeigi. ' Fitlikelt ?LULING 4essoloti - -II- Pieces, in Pease and Vita se, SPEAKER; from the bth t Also, Prattled Observations on the Use and Culture bf,the" clers;" Mr Geo erre, " leord, in Thee:" Mr:Titoism," Friend , - ._ .. • , 9f the Brave ;" and Mn.s SALMON. "Tyrants Would," and • NOTICE. ' *filters, end adapted to the use of Yeeteg,Woinen. -' • Plonk Grail ; to Ireland by Dr. litiebardsoo, in Scotland by Mt. Marcell's'. Anthem, " 0 Lord tear Govetror." 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Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grateful the ensuing ye A BO I' ANY, at delivered at the Botanical Garden at Lam. t h e Duke of ; Cox, St. Thomas's-street, Borough; Underwood and Blacks, 32, I beth, by the late WILLIAM CUWEIS, F. L. S. Demme-vend thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very die- The Chair will be taken 'by his Royal Highness Fleet-street; and 40, West-Smithfield; Adain Black, Edinburgh. tin t ' nished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully GLOaeltiTta at One precisely. By O rder f the Board, Botany to the Company of Apothecaries; Author o: the Hearn- soliets a continuanee of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen THOMAS ARRISON, Secretary. - This day was published, price es. cal Magazile e of the Flora Londtnensis, Ste. acc. Sewn Mamie who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who A SERMON on the INFLUENCE of RELI- scripts in tYe possession ef his Son-in-law, Samuel Curtis, Fforist, HOTEL, EXETER. • have not ermined the present fashionable mode, may be ezpedi- GIOUS KNOWLEDGE, as tending to produce a gradual Walwortir. Second Edition; To which is new adeed, a Life of *Musty instructed in the most private manner to quarify them 'THE Nobility and Gentry, and the Public in•ge- . be r eav e m en t l e th e s t oat st a t e : preach e d at the Meeting- the Author, by Dr. Thornton. The whole tiro:Netted in ; T , -.40 for the fi rst Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach- 4- neral, are most respectfully informed, that though it has , house, Monkwell-street, on the Sd of January. 1813. Numbers, puking three handsome r otumr., royal i"ro.e•Mfe4l.- rnahere Hall, Noble-street, hotter-lane, Cheapside. been deemed expedient to issue a Commission of Baokrupt against i • By the Rev. JAMES LINDSAY( DD. . li.hed with 120 new Platte, eletseraive of the Pesters of Vegeta- - Mr. PHILLIPS, of the Hotel, with a view to the Arrangement For the bene fi t of the Royal Lancasterian 'twosome, e s te- tion, the Srxt . al system, & c. from neighed Drawings. niede eine GUY'S HOSPITAL. and Settlement o f ' his Affairs, Tel the House will be kept open, bibbed in tine Wards of Aklersgate, Bassishave,Celeman-street, der the Author's Direction, by Edwards engrsyed .by &temente MR. FOX will commence his LECTURES on ureter the superintesidence oMr. and M. Phillips, and the very and Cripplegate, in the City t.f London/ and the Parish of St. and correctly coloured from ono re, and may be hid in boasts, .... T A. the STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, on best accommodation in every respect will be provided as usual. ', Luke. Mlidlesex, - 'price £4, or, half-hound in Russia and lettered, 3e4.4., • Thursday Evening next, at a quarter before Seven o'Clock. • THOS. 'TURNER. Solicitor. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paulus Church-yard. • London! Printed fur H. D. Symonds; sold by Sbelittoode Mr. Fox's days for Professional attendance are at his House, J. FURLONG, "/ Provisional . • Neely,ind Jones, No. 20, Patentor er-row. .. . - This day was published, No. TT, Argyle-street, Mondays and Thursdays, and at No. 22, WM. LUKE PONSFORD, S Assignees . e • Bridge-street, Itlackfriers, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from Ten' Dated Cathedral-yard, Exeter, March 5, 1813. Anew Edition, price 5 ;. illestrated with Cases , DR. MILNE'S 130fANICAL DIC FICIN A RV e ' to l'hree. . - . IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY. • J• . 1 - 110 N atni• CURE of the VEIstERiEAL DISEASE and-its 25 new Plates, aceerately dram, stem nature by F./Jerked% and MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN THE STATE LOT- I 13 and W. RIDGE, of CITICHF.STEIL hi s viti g consequences, as Strictures , Ohms, &c. including. practiralOn- I i engraved by Seneom, prk-e Al. Is. boards, or, with the Pierer TERY, WHICH BEGINS DRAINING THE 61'H OF servaduns on Tabes Doreen", Onanisni, Senegal Wuakness.Ma• beautifully coloured, SI. 151. • established extensive - Warehouses In that City, be leave MAY NEX F. to offer their service's in furnishing the Army in General, but cal Discharges, &c divested of all technical Obscurities. A BOTA . NICAL DICTIONARY; or Eleynemi TICKETS and Shares are selling by HAZARD , more particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Dis- • By Te M. CATON, Surgt-we . . . -I. 3 .. of Systematic and. Philoaolsbind, Botany . By COl e lisf 1 BURNF, Ned Co. Stock-hrokers,No. 93, Royal-Exchanges trice, with Necessaries , Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every , Late of the United Hospitals ofit. 1 homas'iand Guy's. . , MILNE, LLD- Author of the Ina:Mute of Botany, nod Habi- wh e re No. 1,191, the last Prize of £20,000, and the only one in description. Their Stores are so extensive, ant such arra"ee- Printed for Messrs. Highley, a 4, Flret-/: reet, Londo n . melon* of . Eoglish' Plants. Third F.ditir e n; revised, corrected' , and oar Lottery, was sold in One Half, one Eighth, abd Si; Six- rnents have been made to merit ratronage and approbation, ; hat Where may be had, Coon ' s Popular Treatise on the genies very . e constd . eraly enlarged. . teenths. • a Regiment may be supplied a• an Hour's Notice with every ar- and Distinct•on of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, far. Wile a Botanical Dictionary . hal been long known to the ' tide required for the complete e q ui p ment of the Soldier , and successful instructions fur the ereventieet and treatment of • BOTANICAL I.O7TERY.. Pithlic. list present Edition is the Third; sal it wia ba aillawril . , • N: B. Regiments going to ot retuning from the Peninsula, Asthmatic Fits, price Ss. that dee &mead welch rendered it accessary, is,' the sam e ti m e D R. THORNTON respectfully acquaints' the would find great advantages in the contiguity of the above ware- • MRS. MORE'S NEW WORK. • a proof of the merts of the Work. The Plaies, wi•k which this ; efietitioo is accompanied, are executed in the hiehest•style of acetes Nobility, Gentry. and Public, that the Drawmg of the Lot- houses to Port sMOuth. This day was published, in two volumes, price les. In board% . . . eery (for the disposal of the I.INNJEAN GALLERY, and his a new Edition of Grand National BOTANICAL WORKS), which was granted WARM BATHS. CHRISTIAN MORALS. -By H ANN AH ieeas of the objeetsata • reeresent."-li•eraty Internal. •' _ to him by Parliament as a reward for his unremitted exertions, THE Patent SANATIVE WARM BATHS, MORE. Loudon : Printed for H. D. Symonds; Sulil by Shertwood, during So years, in promoting the Arts of Painting and Engra- 'which tend to invigora t e the Constitution and promote , • vier, and • the Science of Botany, ii fixed for the 6th of MAY Health. The Patentee'. Armstrong, Folkard, and tlowitte, beg - :nted for T. Cadet. and W. Davies, Stn . ' Ud.„ •• Of whom b ' N eely , a T . .. , •• • ■ Ile • be had, by the same Anther, ni y an- -1-, -.0. 20, Peteraoster-row: • • --,=-- __. __ e _____ -- -.- . ' next. In this Lottery there are 20,000 Tickets, one half of to inform the Nobilay,Gaiary, and Public in general, 'bat their 1. Practical Piety - or, the Influence of she Religion of the * • This day were peltifsheell ' • I which are prizes of various denominations, valued according t o Baths having obtained a pre-eminent degree of ceObrity from Hearn ow the Conduct ' f the Lite. Ninth Edition, two volt. .. • 1 Handsome!? refitted in Moos ten'a four elegtat- t rn g rarint( I die undernientiotied Scale, excrete:sod from the Schedule of the I the simplicity of their c.onrt action, they are now made In great mice 101. 84 in hoard* _ Act el Parliament : variety, suitable for Families, Hotels, anel Pulite.: Inoinitione - 1 2. Ctriebs in Search of aWife. COmpreliond4r. trip'eeestlnes • t' ilitPeved t° . l it Salliu ' l Rmu ' ll y) F'i' - ' 154 . i'-' board: i s - ! Prizes. They may he seen heated evety day at their Manufactory, 76, oa Domestic Hahi:s :Old Manners, Rd giou and Ntotais; 2 eels. . TIIE Two last PLEADINGS of M. 'l' *Oilcan 1 Valued at £5,0R0 £5,080 Great Queen-street, Lincoln*. Inn Fields, next door to Newcastle 13th Edition, yew las. in t b ,,, t „ , . against CAVA VlCRlllL . rragtolatird an I illmoreskesi wish • /99 83 15,920 House. S. Hints towards Forming the Chararer o f a Y ou ngPrindies. • Notes.-By CI lARLF.S KELSALL, Eoe Author trf" A Lteter 900 30 6,000 • - Two yob. 4th. edition, price fns . in boards. •• • from Mots." -T o which is ad led, a Pot sextet, C4ntgatte ni , 609 15 ...... 9,001 BY ROYAL : AUTHORI TY. Remarks on ae State ot Modern Stc•iy. - 4. Strictures op the Mod nt ern Syst- of Female Edcration ; 2,0e0 ...... 3 10,000 INSTANTANEOUS LiCHT.-To •sHoPICITPERS, Stc• wt'a a View Of the Frinelyles and Co/select thevatere outing ,' Printed Inc Wince, Cochrane. Wei Ce. Ifilet.atreet. • 7,000 .3 ...... 21,060 N E W - TNVENTED Patent POCKET LIGHT, Women of Ranh and Fortune. in 2 too s . 1I Ur reit eel, p rice ThorrerTelNor esieinelly watigd its unairatake the veralon of . ..---. ail the Ph ad•ras (fore of which have before eppeared ye l a ~, , ,,,,ut Phraphores or damage ; patrouized by the lt ight 19.5. in board% 10,000 Priz-s. Hottoui able Earl Stanhope, and adoetee in most of the Pubic L Sacred Dramas; chiefly *tended. I. : Yonng Pert n-; t ha V-Ball'ali diaialli but weft - lion stiltse 9 teil. 541 nillt'ilt•fivAriiin of 10,00 u Bindi-5. . h Otß re S. T o b e led only of the sale inventor , at his Wholesale subjects raisin front ,the Bible. To which is added, Saiati,altia so lon an itiveceve s teweriwr with th e dry stestenente of the eu,CCO '1 ickets. Value £67,o6oprices of coreedutwever curious to refer U. wet id !ale epen dlill Warehouse No. 13, Little Queen-street Lincidn's inn Fields; • Won, ()a. ;n boards. au Ep . ..stlo. 16th Ed Ertgesh reader. l ' te has, elserefere, attempted ills tree.ta-he t of Tickets way be had at the Linnisan Gallery, No. 1, Hinds- and retail of Meoes. Fribtiet gAd Co. NO. 34, Haymarket ; and And ail Mn.e H. Muse's other Works. the two 124 0n1y, 11 4 far tee 4nest of the whole Te e goose street, Manch6terasquare, and at sit places where the Tickets of Jarvis, 70, St. later% Church-yard. . --e-e....,--..--eeoe-----e. .-se----e---- ------o- subjofned have been added with the view se bti• Ay thistrarte' g* the State Lottery are solch N. B. Take noace, none of the boxes are genuine except them .Wll H A CLOCK-FACE AND 01 SFR ENGI —..- tAVINGS. marked with tha initils C. F. H. of the Prentee. Phis day was published, price Is. or Is. lid. with a self parch- the Atitiquidea of th e Minor Sicilian Cities, es loch In Mole( MONEY. mem hack, and la so thee Doren, fravellere kart cosine e: to notice. The Trawls' or. ii hit , tritiel . MOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, & c. are respectfully ‘ ESTABLISHED 1804., fur the Sale of IRISH rHE PARENTS' AND TUTORS' FIRS T in . Sicily in lieet, was tufty ar te coltect nsetternie. tor au - 1 - - N Informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any ii LINENS oily.--The BELFA3I LINEN COMPANY, CATECHISM of the DANVNINGS of JUVENILE original wark ; hut was deterre 1 tram pro-ecdiag, en eadimg KNOW' ta,DGE, gratifying and stimulating the earliest symp- that, in nearly all his inquir he had been en letpatee by two amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy- commencing the a:intli Year of their Estalrliihrnent in London, toms of curiosity in young ittiods, and leading by the easiest arid nier Travellers, both as to the anaqttitiet and the modern trate boat, Leasehold land, or Houses, Money in the Fends, Marriage hog to return their sincere Titanks for the extensive Patronag e short, st niaans to an acquaintance with useful facts in common of the Island. On reaching Palrrun, howev..ra he &And *se 1 Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or, any t h e y have•eepetieneete and will sttictly adhere to that !velour- lite, in Art, and in Not err . there were some points rata: to the Nitwit Prodnetinos, Mae personal security only. Gentlemen '•• . other property. Persons of revectability may be suppli e d on th e ir a bl e mo d e -Of dealing which (it is prese rved) has obtained them Ilmerated wilt a Clack f ace, with moveable hands, by means hulactures, A rt., an d Literature, which I ati h•en onteuched or will fi nd - every liberal accom- su ch univ e rsal confidence . Th e y reseect fully inform per- a of which ciiildt-en may lat• taught the art of telling the hour ; with very briefly dwe:t upon by prem.* et Tray. tle es. 'I beee..t mere i association, without delay. Applicatiun from twelve to tw o , or c h asers o f Irish, Li nen , t h at t h ey are f u ll Si xpence per Y ar d lettere (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, cheaper than for several years past.-Each Piece to of warrant- the points ol the contpa•s ; with rain se ntations of the earth, and -err Scan , y, he lays before the relines aparelieuatog , iliac. dt a j South-street, Berk ely-scptare. ed fabric, bleached on the gra , * - without cher - mat acid, and the Fntish Islands ; v. its ears .1 various corn, a plough churn, peeled when Sicily attracts the groeral astennols :tato will dot • , I - By M. PEI:HA:VI, Author of the London Primer ,& c. ,be deemed uttinterering ne abtritOye. .• • money returned if a fault appears. One Piece at wholesale price l ' - ' 44 "'s 6ce • - MONEY is always read ytoadVance, at legal Priuted tor Rieltaed Phillips, and sold by John Sower, No. I, Of t . he tame Publishers may b , e had, written lw th . e mote Awe Annuity and no smaller quantity, nor any other article, but Irish Lin e ns , Pateriloster row, and to be had o f all Booksellers, with the lull Thor, A Letter . from Athens, ' addressed to a Prised in Eng. -LTA- Interest, redeemable, on Freehold, Copyitold, or Leasehold sold. Iris's Notes taken in 1 ayment. No second priceover Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of stock ,Ammities, Rent made. Correct 'attention paid to Country Otters - 1 h • it only allowance to achools. •Of whom may also be had, land, ele;;Muly p rinted in Ito. with eight Plates, price 91., bra e . jj Chargts, Marriage Settlentents,Widows'Jointures, Patent Places, Agents' in London at • Brooks, Birch, and O'Keefe, SO, Great i. 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All kinds of :coves 1. ► ' I 'HE GAR LAN E R'S KA LENDA R ; Or, A• Monthly Direstory of Operations in every Ikanch ot Critical, a hiloloeical and Explanatory Notea.-By the it v.l • )HN Wl•Fl'a' it D late of Magd. CiA Cambridge; Chat-lain In f' ne las :-His Majesty's Royal Navy, the Navy Hospitals and ' for Drawiegereorns, l'aritrurt, Halls, Churches, &c.-Humane Horticulture, the Second Edit. in One large Vol. Bvo. 14s. bds. H E ' ' ' D. Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regale ; Moreidg .•,' Dockyards, the etnartl of Ordnance, tl.e Hun. bast - Jails Corn- Mentraps, to secure depredators without injuring them. Sp sego a. The Villa Garden Directory ; or, Monthly Index of Wcrk Preacher at the Foundling Hospital, are. parry, &c. and continue to recommend them to "the Public on guns of differ e nt-eons ructions. A Pa•eut Roaring Jack upon such liberal terms, which have never before been offered, that an e ntire new principle, constructed so as to • require nei'her to he done in Town and Vida Gardens, Parterres, &c.; with • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roy, Onne and Cn ; F.C. arses 1, the full cost shalibe returned to all purchasers, if not approved, i weights or pullies; the works bring iticlosed, are protected from Hilts on the Treatment of Plants and Flowers k ept . in the Gr een Room, the Lobby, and the Drawing Room. Ihe S econ d Edi- J. Weir gton ; Lackington, Allen, arid Co.; J. alawnian ; Sbelo wood, Neeiy, and Jones; and Wilson sad Sous, York. after any trial, wear, or damage. , ' Injury and irregularity ; from its t xtreme simplicity not liable to non; much improved, in to9lVea avo. price 7s. 6d. boards. Phis Edition of the Holy Scrioteres, will ba found to en ,t tin si a N.B. Persons residing in the ceuotry, sending the Circunife- be oast of order; arid calculated for etc. ry kltchen.-To be wets 3. The Forcin Fruit and Kitchen P Gardener • together with ' re lice of the Body, in inches , just above the hip s , ma y depend in use daily at the Pateutee's Manufactory, 64, Fleet-street,correct copy of the Authorised l'ext. Fur this purpose, ilwala.st i. upon being accurately fi teal. London. the Management g Of the ' Green House; Culture Of Wall and Or- chard Fruits; Kitchen Vegetables, Salee's, and Herbs. By Wal- editions ot our University Bibles have been Ai egently collated, t• and in all doubtful cases, reference has been made to the urigenei NIANUFACTORY, 292, 3TRAND. ter Nicol. In aro. price 9s. in boards. Sold, by appointment, by Armstrong and Co. Leadenhall-street. 1 his day was published, Hebrew a•ii Greek. The into of • doctrinal pietas is -; strictly conformable to the Liturgy and Articles. of the Establiska f _ 4. 'l'he Planter's Kalendar; or, the . Nurse ryman . and Fo- - Second Edition, eibellisbed with two elegant Engravings, tester's Guide. By - the late Walter Nicol. Edited and cam- ed Chereh, as received ate! taught by our Bishops, and the area; .' PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation require • !mice 4s. boards, of a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with A4ARY DE CLIFFORD ; a Story, interspersed pleted by Edward Sang, Nurseryman. la One Volume, Svo, price 15,. In boar d s . . body of the regular Clergy. It Is a little remarkable, that rap apartments agreeable to the.r circurnstancea, th eir Infants put iv.i. 'with many Poems. By Sit E. BR Y DGES, K. I. M. P. 5. A 'lreative oh the Culture and Management of Fruit Tr Bible, of this character, accompanied with any thing deservitig t the name of I Commentary, has issued from the Ethyl alt pica" out to nurse, and taken care of; and Jaas, whose husbands " A prodsction of - uopteeedented Worth, written in the high in which a new Method of Pruning and 'Fraining is fully de- are absent in the Army, Navy, or any other oacnitation, during spirit ot arcesiorial dignity, ard with an enthusiasm scarcely Noes lesaga"re years L ed from the various sources of critictuu, their accouchement, whose income is small, will tind this mode i Mortal."Vide Lyre of Love. scribed. To which is added, a new and improved. Edition of I " Observations on the Diaeaies, Defects, and Itijuries in all Kim!. du T ri h ng e t N h whieh :teemed best calculated to elucidate the Sacred Text, and if boarding a grat 'acquisition, attended with less ex } erase and I Lon .! an : Framed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pater- , lof F r uit and forest Trees ;with . an 7 tcsou . nt. or a particuler.Me- to give readers of every description the most extensiv.• and sates. trouble than can iln-Eiblv a!tend their conA _Aiello= at their aiwun I nnct•r-rnto _nr eleisesn• Mt AV wen ha 1...4