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4, ; INBS W e l i kst aa4 6'4lr th e ter public , Over 6f &tag*. Ire, and 40, 15T44404 tti hose impudent pretea.' oofaconrshly received, enhghtened a hi*. nnents. After hive, pupilsof Messrs. Grin: ce we tumidly attend. Honpittl, weentered ted scl ooi for inedi.ul rgh, and werei nstruc. lurgery, the theory and. r , Botany, &c. ece. b y gory, Black, Hamilton, tall not be deemed pre. and acquirements ate les of _yenn made v ent- - f DEBILITY, the par. it will, we hope, b e a u. owledge of their treat— s of infection, a perfect t period of two day s , Isere other praelitiouere cc in our Abut et treats Kcal cure. lees which we the effectt ed by the Touch of butlf r more dlstfeising disk squently prevent or esti sons it must be a 4 06111i4 , by a new and iota** eatest of all bunks istitntion. Ie snow s , well as in every I by patients of eith ill tr i 4 Hours of consultation at tbe evening till ten if o state the particulars if &c. Etc. Inclosioga en the same will beam O erasure that seciec so of letters may be add* RIE and Co. Surgeons, 107, Hatton Garda. ore certtficates front die and Edinburgh, of the hick they performed the they attended their Leo. , SNOW-HILL, AND SOUTH. W.AOGON OFFICE. - - SARACEN'S HEAR, heft At cormnodatim fir with moderate Chugs; Coach, Waggons, &c fa h, Wolfeley-Bridge, aid ly. Stilton, and Huntingdon Evening. _ farm new Coach, may d. ord, Stone, and Litchfield P Evening, at s o'Clocktto aool. Guarded throughout. n Cheap Travelling to Bur aes, through Chippenhaa, Dora , arrive at 101 r. May's, lon Tavern, Thomas 'Amt. Out Ede, sta. Coaelusto the Rockingham, kis as four Infidel only, and gob rd, Newark, Retford, De n Lion, Leeds, mit day s on expedition of this Co,sk i,d complete public convey ailed in ar.commodatioo by )y I.onfdale, Buuiton,Cbot• Puha, every Afternoon, d Green, Annan, Dungne. Cninnoek,Kingfwell, &oda aeh, Sunday,Tudday, sod Grimfby, Spalding, Petd , th, lets a 6 every Evening. New Coach, performed wits ,orning at Seven &Clock, by , Darlington, Northallerton. 'affengen finding thentftiven ey, may reit what time they t any additional face. The Hull, Scarborough, Vi aven Poft Coach, goes with ay—pafies through Bratsk. Cat wick, Borouglikridet Grantham, (the nova way ay, I tiefday, and Tburrtial r with the greet* facility ufinefs, or pleatarc, have dm' tg [scored in the nest Cosi Dartmouth, Wermenth, Der' hell, every Morning at revs witen. Astuiniter, Bat.% &Ingham Coach every Mane Pon Coach, with a Guar4 lacksfield, Conlet" New. km FA Coacb, every AfGus ad Shiffnal Po'd Cola. tk o'clock, to the litavto and BO aided. Alreeford, and Alton Goads Coach, wi:h a Gaud —mss jrmingbast neat clay at Now. Paooc, to the Sanceo's Hutt Thnrne, and room/ter fed lock, to tke Butl sad Sun tn. on and Cheaunt Cosa, 007 knham and Redhill new Poi an, by RicbardWatts and Oa I Coach, daily, at ball' pit 000 alf paR (even o'clock. Goods, Eac conveyed by duo WAGGONS. and all parts of Suffolk, Mil !ading. every Tudday. Hereford, Carmartbm , Bra.' Perihorc and Wycombe, ewe I Henley. three titres a eek. Ramfey, lyndburft,Lymief dincbtidge,l4lnabouroe, Pod,. asgons daily. • ielienham, twice *Week. Path Fly Waggons• dal. al' Lai, to all parts of the eit of fpeetfully acquaint their Men& t accountable for any Parole Pounds value, if loft or ntilaid ery.and paid for accor dingly, a 1. ed by LEVEL KENT, of Cul . t STAR-.OFIPICiIt No. 1, Caper TAP-Or rim, Temp:leas' m•MipPilm „ 4 THEA TRE ROY kL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, Will be acted the New Colic Opera, called KRIS or, LOVE IN nit DESARTS priocipol Claavarters by Mr. a ra h a m, Miss4.you, Mr. Ban- Mr. Kelly' Mr. Raymond, Mr. Powell , Mr. Putnam , . 1118g , h.sw i r bi Di M r . ( num, Mrs. meuntAin, Signora Storace. Oat which the favoOrite Melo-Drnme, called • • ' ELLA ROSENBERG. New Apes will be repeated. NEW MUSIC. Published by Clementi and Co. 26, Cheapside. PIANO PORTZ MOSIC. OTOELFL SONATAS, Op. 45, dedicated to vir Madame Catallnl, es. 6d.—Ditto Grand fleet, ep. 46, 45. IVO Sowttas, with Military Movements, Op. 29, 6s. &L— -imbo, composed by Mr. Shield, adapted as a Rondo, by WWII, flees, ditto, by ditto, 3s.—" Hark, I hear the evening j 171,.• ditto, by ditto, 3s.—" No, ebild, No !" adapted ditto, Lik tou gi,.-0 1 vertur4 s E h lind B; e y . , by Davy, 3s.—Ditto, Two FLVTIt MUSIC. th iga dtztty, Book I .Ss.—Ditto, ditto, Book U. Rs.—Weidner Vats, Op 3 - Is. N. B. . 1 . h e s o w, Duets, Trios, and Glees, from the Opera of Two F ares i mder a Hood, are now printed singly. WANTED by a Lady of respectability, a Situa tion as Teacher in a Getited Boarding School, or Gover wain a Family where the Children arc young.—For further par tow, apply by letter (post paid) addressed W. T—. E. and S. ?wets I, skinner street, Snow Hill, London. , B. This Advertisement will not be repeated. MONEY. SAVED IS MONEY GAINED. j e ates-d Timms Si:telt) Shillings a Ticket daeaper than at other Offices, IWARNER, No. 16, CORNIIILL, submits the fol .!. lowing Statement of Paix i s titi V e recommends his Friend , ja i t he Public to purchase ty, as be expects Shares WARNER'S Panics, Ginza Orrtcvs' Psicts, Affording a good Profit. wbieh tbey avuisi Publishing. Htli lO 1 g 0 H alf 10 15 0 QUESEE Egidb Oen& ...... I 7 0 Sixtzenth ...... I 8 0. •Tscitstsior the GRAND, ITY LOTTERY at 71. 19.5. • - TFLE 7 STATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing MARCH Bth, 1908.. • • And gives to Adventurers a much better Chance than farmer lodates, having three tunes the numbs: of Capital Prizes, viz. 3 of £XO,OOO .20 of ,00n 3 10,060 90 500 5,600 43 100 ?mass in the country, sending Letters. (Post -paid). enclosing - NA Noto., Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bilfs, will find additionel advantage, at 1. WAINLA'S, as the Country °Sees frapvntly put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the stet London Offices. Note —.Money Letters must be paid for as such. GRAND STATE LorrEkY. SW and CO. No. 11 , POULTRY, and No. 12, CIARING•CROSS, recommend to the attention of their Friend:: sad tie Public the Scheele of the Grand State Lottery, which be pus drawing on the Bth of March, and contains the following rich La ii CAPITAL. PRIZES. 9 4 .€20,000 are £60,000 3 --.. 10,000 --- 30,000 4 -- 5,000 -- 20,000 20 1,000 -- 20,100 SO 500 15,000 Ittiides tie usual proportion of inferior Prizes, making in the wiole less than Three Blanks to a Prize. None of the Prizt.s in this Lottery are axed for particular days, but are all Boating in the Wheel. SWIFT' and Co. have also on sale the Tickets and Shares of the GRAND CITY LOTTERY Fct Freehold houses, discharged of Land Tax, and valued at £104,000 IN CAPITAL PRIZES, AS UNDYR. 1 Valued at £25,000 7 Valued at X 4,000 1 7,001 6 -- 8,000 4 6,000 1 -- 2,000 Price of a City 'Ticket, Or 14 $. £4 0 0 Eighth - £1 1 0 I 2 1 0 Sixteenth - 0 10 6 Schemes at large Gratis. Rd clutter surEmolk RENF.FITS. TO IiMIN DRAWING THE EIGHTH OF MARCH I.I . ORfiSBY and CO. respectfully lay bef ore the . 1 - 1 . Public, the Scheme of the present State I.ottery, and solicit their Favours on the present Occasion. The Scheme contains treble the Amber of Capital I'rizes, and double the Number of nailer Prizes. It is simplified, and so judiciously arranged, that anits,Societies, and individual l'urchasers, cannot fail of being gratilied by tin ir adventure. Tickets and Shares are selling at the above old established State I.ottery Offices, on the very lowest TMII4, and the Prize Money paid immediately whether a 20,000 1 . era all. SCHEME. 9 Prizes of 1.20,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 100 50 21 15 are L. QP I ,OOO 9u,000 20,000 20,000 1.5,000 4,100 3,000 511,000 76,500 if 1.000 5,100 z.er)o,ooo V,OOO Ti:kcts. NO FIXED PRIZE. Roomy and Co. have likewise on Sale, Tickets and Shares it tte City Lottery of Freehold Houses, (Land Tax redeemed) Iliad at i 044001. The ligheet Prize '25,0001. the lowest 2,0001. To be Drawn In Guildhall the 46th of . April. Ord(' by Post or Carrier, executed exactly on the same terms is .1 p No resent . ac, CORNHILL, 52, CeMARING CROSS, and ST. MARGARET"' HIT 1., BOROIR:H. 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Price 61. • • - - BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR.THE CARE AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PROPERTY. • •For SALE by PUBLIC AUCIIDN, At tist London Tavern, on Empar the ildsdldercit wet, If* at lit &clock in the losillggrj iridtx ENTIRE CARGO of Barque NEFI'UNUS, Na 10, H. I. GonsailsmileNtaissMt, ds* tained by the Private Ship of War Swami.", sad since COW. fit 441.1.111M1'irkg4-4*°!l-2 -fiviirrtigs er • • = -About MO TONS of ALICANT SALT. for viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues and any further par ticulars, apply to Mr. Gitts Wn.sroan, Merchant, one of the Agents for Danish Property. I Plymoetis, P•Os "ri 10, 18011. This day was published, in Octavo, price 7s. sd. in boards. ATREATISE on the LAW of DISTRESSES , with full Directions for the Making and Conducting a Dis tress, either for Rent or any other Cause. By JAMES BRADBY, of Lincoln's Inn. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. 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This day were published in Bro. price 10s.Bd. in boards, INSTITUTES of BIBLICAL CRITICIBM, or Heads of the course of Lectures on that Subject, reed in the University and King's College of Aberdeen. By GILB/RT GEBARD, Professor of Divinity, and - one of his Majesty's Chaplains in Ordi nary in Scotland. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, I.ondon ; Parker, Daford ; and neigh ton and Barrett, Cambridge. sir This day was published in Vol,. 4w. ' I Illustrated by 05 Engravings from Original Drawings, , price 31. 194. tid. in board". A DESCRIPTION of CEYLON, oostalatig Account of the Country, Inhabitants, and Natural Produc tions ; with narratives of a Tour round the Island in 1 600, the Campaign in Candy in 11003, and a Journey to Ramisseram in 1004. By the Rev. JAMES CORDINER, A.M. Late Chaplain to the Garrison of Columbo. Printed fur Longman, liurst,Rees a id Orme, Paternoster-row. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable the Commasieners of his Majesifi Customs, At the Custom House. at Leigh.' on Tuesday, the 29d day of February, loon. at Three caloric in the Afternoon precisely, HF. FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ: I S Packages, containing 60011$. Chinese Vermilion 20 Gallons Red Purt Wine Si Bottles Ditto 16 Gallons Rum, 2 Do. Brandy 1 MahoghlW Case, containing 6 Bottles of Foreign Spirituous Cordials will be required. and morning of Sale, In Office In tke press, and speedily will be published, in one vol. *lvo. with IS Cogper-plates,. THE PLOUGII-WRIGIIT'S ASSISTANT ; being a new Practical Treatise on the Plough, and on various other im portant Implements made use of in Agriculture. By JOHN ORAY, Author of "The Experienced Mill-Wright." Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, No. SY, Fleet-street, London. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Author, The EXPYAIENCRD MILL.WRIOUT. Second Edition. With many Plates. YI. 2s. half bound. 2 Open Boats and Materials 1 Ditto, Sawn 2 WaYps 2 Anchors 1 Cask,Quantity2 Gals. Geneva 19 Yards Muslin 29 Ditto Calico This day were published, in Bvo. price 43 . boards, DISCOURSES, explanatory of the OBJECT and PLAN of the COURSE of LECTURES on AGRICUL TURE and RURAL ECONOMY. By ANDREW COVENTRY, M.D. F.R.S. E. and S.A.S. Honorary - Member of the Dublin Society, Bce. Professor of Agriculture in the University of Edinburgh. Painted for Archibald Constable and Ca. Edinburgh; John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, and J. Harding, 36, St. James's stre'et, London. Of whom may be had, lately published, FASAYS.OII PLAT Moss, by Robert Rennie, livo. A Deposit ofTwenty pet I To be viewed the day prec Hours. • PORT OF FOWEY. By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, On Saturday, the 20th day a February, 11105, by Two in the Af . tentomi, will be tsposed to Public Sale, at the Custom House, in'this Port, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz: 44 lb. Sugar I cri Gallons Rum 54 Gallons Wine Ordinary Oil Olives It quarts 65 Ditto Brandy Also, Seven Sails, some Cordago, Water Casks, Piece of Boom, and a Bowsprit, returned trona the Cormorant and Hart Cutters. The Goods may be viewed two daps presolog the Sale, on ap plication at this MSc!. . In the Press, and speedily will be published, most beautifully printed in 2 vols. royal gyn. with 16 capital Engravings, ILLIISTRATIONS of the SCENERY of the GENTLE Sneenxito, with a new and correct Edition.of the Comedy—an Appendix, containing Memoirs of David Allan, the Scots Hogarth —besides original and other Poems, connected with the Illustra tions—and a comprehensive Glossary. To which are prefixed, An authentic Life of Allis Ramsay, and an Inquiry into the 0114 gin of Pastoral Poetry, the Propriety of the Rules prescribtsl for it, and the Practice a Ramsay. Printed for William Martin, Edinburgh; John Murry; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; and Cuthell and Martin, Loudon. This day was published, in 2 Vols. 4to. Closely printed, price Three Guineas and a Halt in boards, Illustrated with 15 Engravings, ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY and MINERA. LOGY, with an account of the Process employed in many of the most important Chemical Manufactures—to which are added a description of Chemical Apparatus, and various useful Tables of Weights and Measures, Cheadcal Instruments, Sce. By A. and C. R. AIKIN. London : Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; and William Phillips, George-yard, Lombard-street. PLYMOUTH. stnntisslonersior the Cue and Disposal of Danish Property. FOR POSLIC SALE, at the Landon Inn, Foxhole-street, on Friday, April let, 1806, NO. 11; The good Ship FAID REN CLANDET, With eIL her Stores and Materials, ---- TOMMtit, taft: Master,tbstsieedby the private ship of war Mars.—Dimensions— Lelsithill Deck 92 Feet si Inches. Depth . Breadth - 26 5 * Admeasures - - 266 12-94 Tons. After which will be sold her Cargo, consisting of • sat Hogsheads of Sugar, 51 Barrels Rum, 47 Barrels ditto, 2 Bags Indigo, 2 'Tierces Coffee, 6 Casks Tamaritds, 77 Barrels ditto, 2 Boxes Bonnets, 19 Bags ditto,. 1 Box Salt, 89 Puncheons Rum, 1. Box Medicines, The above ship being well-calculated for the general purpose* of trade, to be taken with all fault.% and defects without any 4l lowauce whatever. • By order of the Agents appointed for the sale of Danish property. a deposit in Cash Or Bank of Emila-te. Notes, of one-third on the Vessel, and 25 per Cent. on the Cargo, must be made at the tim.• Of sale, and prior to the purchasers' quitting the Sale Room, in default of which the seller will be at liberty to declare the salt void. The remainder .of the purchase money also to be paid in Cash or Bank of England Notes ' at the expiration of the prompt, at at the time the Goods are demanded by the purchasers to b.: de livered. These conditions will be strictly attended to. For viewing the said Veisel and samples of the Cargo,.aaci • further particulars, apply to Mr. P. Birdwood, Merchant, one of the Agents for Danish Property, or to JAMES BRODRICK, Broker. After which will be sold, 361 Pipes Brandy, and 50 Hogsheads Red Wine. Also the entire Cargo of the ship Active, Mathlesen, late Master, detained by the private ship of - war Hero, and since condemned to his Majesty. The above Ship and Cargoes are condemned to the Crown. Dated Plymouth, Feb.ll, 1808. By Order of the TO HOUSEKEEPERS, CONFECTIONERS, &c. Just published, the Fourth Edition. with considerable additions, price 64. 6d. boards; THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER, or the Whole Art of Confectionary made easy, with Instructions engraved on ten Copper-plates to decorate a table with taste and elegance, also Receipts for Liqueurs, Home-made Wines, &c. &c. the result of many years eiperknce with Mesa-. Negri and Co. Berkeley square, tha most celebrated Confectioners in the world. By 1 REDERIC NUTT, Esq. London Printed for Mathews and Leigh, 16, Strand. ORIENTAL COLONIES. This day was published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, MILITARY and POLITICAL CONSIDER iv-LATIONS relative to Great Britain shd her Oriental Colonies. By Major Gen. Sir GEO. BRATHWAITE BOUGHTON, Bart. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whoir. may be had, the few remaining Copies of Scott's History of the East Indies, 2 vols. 4to. boards, price9l. ds. Mr. STOCKDALE has just published a new Map 0111111dOttatl, from the most recent Surveys, price 16$. in a case, or on rollers, which will be found extremely useful to all Gentlemen going to the Feet Indies. Dr. TRUSLER'S USEFUL BOOKS.—Catalopies Gratis. MEMOIRS of his own Lite, replete with Anec dote, useful Information, and Instruction, 4to. 14s. Olt celel rated Novels of MODERN TIMES and LIFE, will teach more knowledge of the world, than 20 years etperience— they are in 3 vols. each, the first has 12 beautiful plates, and has gone through three editions, price 18s. sewed. Its sequel has Hie plates, price 16s. 6d. "The Author of Modern Times is the very Hemskirk of No velist4."—EngL Review. "The characters here introduced are drawn with spirit and pursued with consistency, and the strokes of ridicule are poignant," Crit. Rev. "The low scenes of life are here painted in the highest and truest colours, and we are led through t he various adventures I without languor."—Monthly Rev. Sold by A. Whellier, No. 3, Paternoster-row. MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons (Successors to Mr. heat, who has retired from Practice), confin. their attention to the treament of cermin Complaints, contracted in an unguarded hour, odd that Debility which is caused by youth ful habits. Mr. Lenin having been engaged in this exclusives branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success tp that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Core et, hese Complaints.—ln all cases of recent occurrence the cure is y, and pain and ganger are equally avoided. In every case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the anise quences of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permanent restosation to vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy is ob served.--No. 29, Arundel -street, near Temple liar. There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining. ---- - . COURTS MARTIAL. Speedily will be published, -- I'HE TRIAL of Brigadier-General Sir CHARLES 1 GORDON, Commanding Officer of the Island of St. Lucia, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 41st Regiment of Foot, &e. by a Gene t:a Court-artial, held at Martinilue the 4th day of Aug. 1794, Lieute M nant-General ROBERI PRESCOT, President". Also, the Trial of Colonel Leighton, of the 46th Regiment of Foot, by a General Court Martial, held at Colchester in the year 1798 : to which will be annexed, a full statement of Facts res pecting the treatment of Lieut. Colonel Bryan Bell, after It 7 years of actual service, and 10 years on half-pay. This publication is meant so rescue the character of Lieutenant Colonel Bell from the unmerited odium which it has long suffered in the estimation of the Army, and to contrast the lenity ahewn to one who was found guilty of the most shameful conduct, yet allowed%) retire, receiving the benefit arising from the sale of his Commission, with the severity exercised on Lieutenant Colonel Bell, who can call on all who know him to approve his conduct as a soldier and a gentleman • Lieutenant-General Prescott hap always been esteemed an ho nour to bis Profession, and well known as such to every Officer who served daring the American War in the Campaigns of 1776, 7 and it, and in the West Indies in 1779, 80,81, 82, and 83, apd in the years 1793, - 4 and 5, in all which campaigns Lieut. Colonel Bell had the honou r of serving, except that of 1793. N. B. Sufficient reasons will be assigned why this publication did not appear sooner. II 0 pluck the rofe of pleafure, and not to be wounded by its thorn,has been the favourite objet of mankind, though in this they have been too often difappointed; happily for the good ni ' foctety. the baneful effeas of illicit intercourfc are eafily removed. if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Fa st• Al AN'S, termed OUTTA SALUTARIS. That Diuretic Vcge. table Drops contain no mercurial potfon to undermine the tonal union, and plant difeafe Where the aim is to re*ore health, which fo many boated (pectic, of the day do ; on the contrary, fo in noccnris this molt efficacious preparation, that it is adminißered with fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fueccfsful are its. ' powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Sort time the feeds of difeafe, however latent they may be, or diftant the time of af - ftetion; The molt obitinate gleets, lots of bone and palate, and, in sort, the worft appearances of the *titian of a certain (Weak, have yielded, in a very Sort period, to their influence. To this Medicine how many thoufands have been indebted for the reßo- • radon of health, after being dillnif.ed the Hofpitals, and Owing gone through all the routine of common medicine; awe ow he virtues confined slam to comatose a certain difeafe; wboortiV mor bid B att of the SOS exits, as in feorbutic and neretie cont. plaints. it fano Leh aaier foam remedy. Sold whokfale at Up, • Bark et. No. 4. ClWlWlllboorokor et Pateroofter row ; and recoil hr molt Count,' abeletillerooliAolies at so. 94 rod 0.64 whore ampledirsidlions. • f...• , - I_ 0 This day was published, price 7a. ticl. The Second Edition, with two additional Chiracters, of I'HE EPICS of the TON ; or, Glories of the Great. World. A Poem, with Notes. London : Printed fur C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. •„• The Portraits, in general, seem copied from the Life, and though they are embellished with poetic Flowers of various hues, they appear very seldom to deviate from Nature and Truth. The whole may be regarded as a sort of historic gallery of Portraits of contemporary persons of both sexes, on which we gaze with vivid satisfaction. The Author favours us only with the initials of their names; but the characters are so correctly drawn, and so much like the life, thst no mistake can well occur in the applies tion.,—Critical Review, August. The Female Book is a picture gallery, in which the portraits of number of ladies, highly distinguished in the annals of fashion, are exhibited. They are drawn to the life, by the' hand of a Master, And are arranged with singular taste.—Anti-Jacobin Rev. Aug. 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This day were pubissnea, In Four large Volumes Octavo, with Ninety-six ci:=Plates, elegantly engraved, price Three Guineas in D EC ItEATIONS in MATHEMATICS andNA I• TURA.L PHILOVPHY ; containing amusing d.iseertations and enquiries concerning a variety of subjects, the asps& remarka ble and proper to excite curiosity and attention to the whole range of the mathematical and philosophical -sciences ; the whole treated in a pleasing and easy manner, and adapted to the comprehension of all who are the least initiated in those sciences. First composed by M. Ozanam, of the Royal Ac decoy of sciences, Ste. Paris; lately recomposed and greatly enlatged, in a new edition, by the celebrated M. Mantuan ; and non first trans. laced into English, and improved with maay additions sag a b uts . 'rations. By CHARLES HUT 024 LL. D. and F. R. $. And Professor of Mathemat 'W ics in the Royal Military Academy, oolwich. Mathematical truth, naked and unadorned, possesses dorms in the eyes of only the select : to allure many votaries, it avast be , I decked out with embellishments , must inflame curiosity by half veiling and half exposing its mysteries and secrets, and must rouse ambition and vanity by the promise ofknowledge and power. Fee this end, few Books ate better calculated than the volumes Defoe, us c the ample title page of which suaciently announces their con tents, and not unfairly indicates their merit. They teach mach with bate trouble, and little formality : they require no continued strain of attention and study ; and they endeavour to arrange even the most simple truths under the most pleming forms. Monthly Review, May 1004. Printed for G. Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street. This day was published, in one voL large evo. price It's. 6d. 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