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S''' 'F I •. • • • •• • • , •• . . ..„„ iseeseuer 2441 s . 4112 00 01 I 1, 1 leAt • er • t`r • • ••tit b s. Au • .•- ' • t i ‘ I •• -I • •N t .4. • • ; .; Amp . , • • . s." ll* ---- • :`? ;iitzs ~ +•~' ' :a ~ ► ~s~~. ~'.. • ~,~ '.. .. • . . - • ; s• • , iI . t •_l •.1 • • . ' • I.Jefttir* --,..,._ . • . _ _ • -!----7-•-r-;k- S . , :.. i~~ 4t~. ~ T ~.-y~s.• r ~rt~tiiEß. fKISI r - T• r~l _SAT ti 1 4 Mk % , JtiN (23, laog. k.C* *' IRITISH AND FOREIGN HUILA SOCIETY. • The Right. Hon. Lord Tzionmoirrn, President. . Subscribersare respectfully informed, that a ll future applications for Bibles and Testaments, or An • Ra i Reports, must be made to Mr. L. B.Seeley, N 0.169, Flirco. o w, London, who is appointed Bookseller to the Society. ?LB. By order of <he Committee, it is particularly requested slit payment may accompany an .Orders for Bibles and Tata- JOHN OWEN, • llogs• • JOSEPH HUGHES, Secretaries. C. F. STBINKOPFF, • PROVIDINIT INSTECUTION, Sempowercd itri Am of Parliament for Life insuraiseic 1111 , 4 11nct the Chant s and thliehise'of A ocuitlei• - • vctrictii h e reby Given, that the PxopVietort of lAN the abievii hiatitotion may receivethe Annual Dividends on bared iliumittins to XV 12s. 6d. per Cent. on anditfrir the Ist day of July nest, between the hours of eleven and one, at the office in Southampt q q-sireet, Strand. By Order, lone 14, 1808. • • EDW. W. Ej.VIPGE, See. . ' puldhited e l In Tluse Volume. t2sto. prier 15s. Is board% • ' 'H=E R.. OF TALE Sy malty ''Aithor of the'" Ste oT San Pietro." Printed Ibt'LlinirnanilittitifilbeedandOrtne, 2 VALUABLE -NEW WORK., I.olt. ' 317 is day Ink ptib: • In one thick ',Anne, pri:44s. kid. 17 boards, de ks txWtato. p - 1-IILOSOPIIY for YOISTII; or SCONT.iFIC TIJ rOR: 'betag the - 1/011510..NATURAL an¢ I:l l trE % RIM)NTAL PMll.osoPallaY3 VSEFOL COMYANTON: eoniprising att Endeavoar to render the. First Prim/piss or . Me chanics, 8:24&e. familiar the ii' oothiallvtiad. To whi t * are prefiaed, EXERCISESIdtInC.IIITION. Sy`WIL I 'LL-Of PERRY, Author of the Royal Standardlingliiijiad iLretiAtDtetloaarkta, arid of the Sysioaytnixia ArnalogiCal and Prosialor.clag Dictionary. Printed itir J. M. Itiehardsoa, NG& 2S, Aeorn'aill, opposite Cut Royal Eicluaie. 40/V. • t - • - tt. - - - GREAT HOTEL, CRESCENT, BUXTON. • Itjt having recently . experienced a sever") 4 •VA • loss in the death of her husband, and , intending for ti se futnre to ,carry on the business In her own name, feels it intent bent upon her at this time, to return her sincere thanks to the Nobility and Gentry who ;requent Buxton, •for their mnnerous and distinguished marks of favour. The accommpdations hitherto at the Great Hotel, she humbly trusts, have met the approbation of her friends in general, and es her utmost exertions will be used rather to increase them than othgrwise, she respectfully solicits a continuance of their kind pa., tronage and support. M. HALL also takes this opportunity of informing her friends, theta,* arrangements made last season, a third part of that hand aomebuilding the Newsfitables, was•appropriated to the sole use of the Great. Hotel ; and as the tganagement of them is entrusted to those on whose care and fidelity she can rely . , she hopes that families who bring their own horses will have every reason to be satisfied with the attention that is paid to them. The post-chaises, horses &c. also procared it the same time, are equal to any the place :Words —lune 1805. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to beauty is superfluous Hairs o n the Face, Neck, and Arms—HUßEßT's ROSEATE 'OWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant article, per kali innocent arta pleasant to use, price 4s. and 7s. Sold by the Proprietor, No. 23, Russell-street, Cove-.t Garden; Overton, 47, Bond-street ; Aroodman, 169; Piccadilly; Davison, sg , yket-street; Thorn, 45, Oxford-street ; Dunnett, 9 Cheap ider; Bull, Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; bawsoo, L; „ erpoo l; Simon, Hertford ; Gilburd, Brighton ; Mitchell. Colchester ; Trnbs, Worcester ; Sprange, Tunbridge-Wells ; s c ldon, Cheltenham ; Jenkins, Swansea; Bettison, Margate; %ono o C o vemry; and in every town—Good allowance to deak•:s. v-- 111 i, thy was _ ea. 6d. Put the Second, of "TINTS to the PUBLIC, and the LEGISLA. L 'll/RE, on the NATURE and EFFECT of EVANGELI CAL PREACHING. • • _ _ _ AIKIN% ANNUAL REVIEW,REVIEW, 1807. • • Ttla der mi.ar publ!shrd, In royal ..moo. the 6th Valuate, price Ont. C atneai extra br:i nit, < f r rliE ANNUAL REVIEW, and HISTORY of LrrERATuRE, for the Year 1807. A• _ By a BARRISTER. ' Printed for lohasan, St. Paura Cherrh•yard; H. D. Sytaands, Paternoster-row • Hateltard, Pictao.llly; and W. RIO, • Ita• Yard, Temple-11r. • • A. ATKIN, Editor. • Print( for Longtime, Hurst, Rev , and Onnt, Peterodstei-row. mOf whom ay bp 144; the Ist, sd, 4th, and sth 'Vole:nes, either together or 'oeparate, Price 11.1 s. each, in extra boards, • roe Tilt% Review ceinprises br one vt lame wallas of aft , ha works pahliffied daring the year, (inchtdir.g a variety otyluable pufilica!irr s which never Sm . a pia::: in emy mita Rev iew) ran ged into chapters agreeably to th .ir pective'subjects, and pre ceded Ly an Historical lairwluction. it is yartkularly adapted for the library, and flpr Expoitztion. • WORKS lately printed for J. I.:7iNs e pOwN, Bristpl ; and sag by LottGuan, HtiasT, Rais, and Omar,. Pa ternoater.c?w, London. • 1. QUAKLE'S EM: axles, and School of the Heart, a new E.di• don, in 2 vob. illustrated with 116 elegant E.:gravings, price its. extra boards. 2. HENRY FRZEMANTLI, a Novel, In 2 vole, price as. boards. S. Sa:r.•renra of COARACTIM, or Specimens of Real Life, a Novel, in s vols. I. sa. boards. ‘i‘,'lolST DAY OF DFANING—TUESDAY NEXT. ffIRUMMOND;No. 65, FLEkt4TREET, ye. ,JJ spectfully itstfs the .Public, that she ensuing Letwry ,I . innate( 25,000Thkets ; and is the only Lottery that ever e0n .0.4. 6 Prizes rvf £22,000 2 Prizes of .ElO,OOO I 20 ,Prints of £lOO g .--. 5,000 10 --.—. 50 S --- .2,000 1000 -- '22 S ... •• • , • . 1,000 I 4000 ...---. 15 500 I Mskirg in the' whole Jev,3o,ouo. This day was j nbashed,_ Oe'.avo, price s. 6d. in boarda, HE CHIRURGICA.I. CANDIDATE ; or . fl.-xions on Education; Indisfensible to complete Naval, Mil' litary aid other Surgeons. The manner of obtaining an k appoints went it I either service is %hewn ;• remarks on the most eligible and de sev 4-al advantages. /The dutio of Sitriteo.:s and Assi.l: tants in Ms Majesty's general alat.Regirwnthl th Field—and in Ships of War, ts.c. are clearly-pointed o,ut A;PLii is altIM, entirely new, far the Extlrpation'Altogetls of the Yel low Fev...r, so fatal to EuroPeans In the West - Indies. i vAceiftups- Med w.th EbiloscphiiilCAsservations on Climates ' to which some Discaus appear to be peculiar, and to which .Troopisotre most liable, and particularly at the commencement of 'Campaisns— and oa various subjects. By CHARLES DUNNE, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, On Priday.the Ist day of July next, at ten o'clock in the fOrenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About MO Bars Swedish Bar Iron 247 Bundles Rod Iron 600 Doeen 14 feet 1 itch_ Redwood Swedish Deals; of superior quality; Now landing at the Prison Yard, Onside, from the ship Parra'. , • (restered to the Claimants.) The above Cargo will be sold in convenient Lots, and ii parti cularly recommended to Merchante and Builders. For viewing the lame, rid Catalogn s, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, June 22' 1 1808. This day were published, In 2 vols. *lvo. price 106.6 d. boatds, OBSERVATIONS on a JOURNEY through SPAIN and ITALY to NAPLES ; and thence to Smyrna and Constantinople. P.y ROBERT SEMPLE, Author of Walks and Sketches at the Cape of Cool Hope, - &-e. Londgn: Printed for C. and it. Hatchet's, New Bride,e.strt::::. 'KT Mr. Semple passed through Spain immediately , after the Bait' of Trafalgar; but even at that period ha observe:l amongst die Spaniards so little cordiality towarsit their °Clic ailka, that Ibe amity foretold what would be their conduct should those allies become enemies. These are ohjec's of attraction beyond any thing since the vim imminent of I.orzeries. • A. D. recommends his Friends and . the Public to purchase immtiiiately, as Tuesday's Drawing may cske dl tl a ass .C9.o,ppo u fric-s out of the Wheel ; in that case uhata nUtubei: of pereons Will lose the chance of the Six Capital Prim- • iz erimysid, wild be iluly_attended to, and the earnest s Infrge , ee formtriled ye them of their success.' Clubs fu'rnisked 10101 a great variety of Iqx,nbers, and correct Numerical Books rjept. . . . . , AIVI iR ?Aetna's:l2%ot the 'Royal College of Surgeons In London. Londop i Printed for S. Highley, No. 24, Fleetzatnist. -itr 4":- - •. GRAND ST.--'. i'l - -: LO'F.TERY, ' r • -• TO BEGIN DRAIVI:X. ON I . 4llfsfiDAY NEXT 'TICKIT ETS : and SaARES are on Sale by i . ... 5. I:101113,gs, RAINEt4nd,Co: Shock-limbers. 349. Oilied gine?, and 2, Cumbill. " t "The S:heme contain§ sit Prizes of £.20,00Q cub, also 'Pclies of 410,009, t. 5,000; L.IrA6, 41,000, t.soo; to. &c. and lair t. gi,ooo 'rickets. - - • • - ' HOUGES and-Co. beg leave to olkocrve that this is (the agly ,1 4 ststy that act contained sir Prize, 4 429,000. they .omeggifpre I .t omm , -.i an early putchase. • . - :' N. B, Prizes to any aniounipaid on ficlisart , i , , . PrATE - LOTTERY OFFICE, No.- :93;:'/Coyst " IJ• • • Exchange, London. Tickets and Shares for the present Lottery, Ithe Draisimi of laitidibelpnr the 28th bast.) are selling by HAZARti, BtTlt and Co. Stork-Beakers, 1:s above, and no xvbere else in LonCion p choir Account. The Scheme, without apy fixed Prizeocontains, t' six CAPITALS Of L.40,c00 EACH, 10,000 S 2 5,0001 3 gP r ''° 1,000 'bee. ate. • tlLetters, po' paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. ' Meats. liazatin, Beams, and Wi t ativas, beg !eve most inpectfully to inform the public, that they have no connection 'Weyer. with a newly-established Lottery Office, opened in a mime conti , r'-ed in. but no way related dick firm. As frequent Misunderstanding has arisen in this respect, they Mirk it necessary Sieve this caution, and to request that Letters and Orders for ildr House may be addressed as above. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! !! ?MDT° THE PUBLIC FOR LARGE C A'PrlsA.l. PRIZES, sold in Shares last Lotcery, which is Ten Thoitsa - 4 Pounds more than was sold by any other Office in London, No. 16,909, 20,0001 and No. 7227, 10,0001. rah of which were really sold to the public ilia Quarter, tote) Eighths, end eight Sixteenths, at WARNER's FORTUNATE OFFICE, No. 16, CORNHILL, Who returns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publicat Inge,for the very conspicuous preference he received, and flat ' kw himself he shall experience a continuance of their Favours, an asine Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her Benefits frocnbis AlEtte. ~v.. ~I p:'•7_ : int y I a. ivre: (..I,p )rirsf sltik ,t a nidr~ ;t t7~~ ,o 1 rz tlr. , any 0 ^i`s: ,inec: i rn ,~ u: . :,,~. ['VOUS Ti!. :cd 3s fat :er.: ig LF ought in 3 ;:s chtlj Tytr ot ch. r . • :arc; . TICKETS and - SHARES are now on Sate for the STATE PTTERY, wbich begins Drawing on TUESDAY NEXT. The SCHEME conitAas a greater number of £O,OOOL Prises ,A ever was known, viz. 6. Prizes of X 20,000 of S £lO,OOO of .........£2,000 2 of .. 5,000 5 &e. &c. Cluht,Socitles, Merchants' and Bankers Clerks, Coachmen, %anis, and Carriers of every description, wilt receive a hand . some allowance. Letters from the Country, past pal?, enni,sinlng Bank-Notesi pat-Offie: Orders, or short-dated Bills, treated the same, as i present. -.4 Note—Letter,, containing money, must pay treble postage. ..... • . . - :.J.••• • • . ;. • , ,‘_,_-. IN 6e Grand and 'Last STATE tOTTERY T for Ir:7, whi c h b eg i ns D raw i ng 28th June, 1809, behOld the Work Capital Prizes, all floating7tunnetY, • - • " SIX of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!! • i t Prize, of X 90,000 7 Prlkei of L5OO 10,000 20 , .... lOO 5,000 30 • • • 50 . s,ono I 1000 ..w , 02 1,009 1 4600 , . And only 21,QC0 Tickets. , , • - For such Capitals, buy Tickets or Shares o f Sir JAMES BRANSCOMLand Co. -At ibe Temple of Good Tontine. No. 11,•Ho Zemin ; 37; Coat/ /Ott ; or 38, Haviskitnav ; where, in the last Stint LotterY, ..• Ifeze sold, in 132 Shares, tb.efollowizg Capitals : . 1 11 2 23 a Prize of 1'40,1300 18,900 a Prize of s 1 . 13,909 * 10,000 1,814 500 1f tt,278 1;000 3,744 • 500. 112,942 ..... 1,068 5,798 • • •5O " 5,800 ...... ... . 1,000 22,1a0 ..... ia 2 ,197 4poo 17,9 4 9 . &e. drx . . 1 : 1 11elvisr, No. 4,570, the only Grand 40,0001, Prise eyer 1416?9, was sold at the above Wien, In 16 Slzteentim in the pr.... 11, latay.—Aod in the last City LeTtery, ; No. 15,320 entitled to 4 B,oolk . • ' t • 17,551 4 t ooo 9,273 3,000 Weir all Sold, Shared, and. Registered. Ala *here Tickets and Shares ice 'now sAfing, and the above itizes mint onlianaisd s or exchanged-4H others in the present . ; ;Lottery . - . . . - TOR SALE BY AUCTION, On Thursday thP fintledtq of tbb Instant hunk at Writes Hateli ssbaouth finunediatelv after flbq Sale of ells Active), r rire 'BRIG . FAME.—Length 77 ft. H in.—L .11. — Sre4cith 22 ft. 2 in.--Depth 10.ft..9 in.--and admeasurea 16'2 tens. - . . She Is a veal fine *lear brig, sails fang and is well found;was rapt tired ce,ber voyage from Lisbon to America, by his Majesty's ship Comm, the Hosenn able 'netts a Palter Captain, and condemned u Prize to the said tip. , For Viewing; inventories a.id :nether particular!, apply to A LZ. and NATH. BINOSTON, • Orolters, Falinouth. Dated June 11. c'9. , FALM TO BE SOLD g i n i tICTION, On Thursday. the 30th day-of this 'decant, 1/nne) by II e' look in the Forenoon; at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth, :17HE,CT,god .4cI3VE--Lengtil .80 gt e . In. I- Breadth 25 Ft. 6 In. Dep th in the Hold 9 Ft. 'I I In. 'Height between Decks-ander biunsa4- Ft. 7 fit: sat AdtieasumV.'rona. Oaptetred wirer voyage 'rein St. Übe'oto Philadelphia, and con demned as Prize co , his Alajestrs :cs;43. Alban, Lia!,u../I,erey Weir, toranunder. • She is a rya:illicit& emits tkitiSlitp, IsWal found,ancriday • be seat to sea at a very littletekpence. ' - Immediately after:the.sale of the above will be sold '2O Tuna` French White Wina,being tberatualndem of tbe,tergo sof the it IRIS, j an late Master, condemned as •• Prise to byMe itsty's annel shipliariequin, Lieutenant P. C. Anstruther; Com. -nander. Inc vierdry, inventories stvi Farther Particulars, ipply • I. AZ. and NATIri. liI.,NOTFON, Brokers. Falmouth. FOR SALE, At Wynn's Hotel, Fattnoutli,_cts Thursday the .Idth instant, g Eleven O'Clock in the Forenoon, THE Schooner HOPE, burtlum about 11 Tons, -I- nearly new, well found in S.:ores, Coppered and fastened,. sails remarkably fast, and ie weal ad tpted for any trade where dia.( patch is necessary, afterwards The Brig MARIA LOUISA, hurthen about 96 Tons, with all her Stores. Alter the Sale of the Vessels, the Cargo of the Maria Louisa, copsisting of about 110 Tons French Saltkand . part of the Cargo of the Schooner Hope, consisting of a 6 Cases Prunes 14 Doz. pair Leather Gloves 9 Pieces Cambria ' 4 silk Shawls 2 Ditto Cambric Handkerchiefs A few pounds Th - essd With sundry Atilitary and other Wearing Apparel, taken by the private ship of war Mars, Captain Vitiiconthd, and regulany condemned. - - r viewing the Vessels and Cargoes, lying at Falmouth, and thereto be delivered, apply to Mr. P. S. SYM•ONS.for Catalogues and lowen&rit..., sr to*Messrs.ll - 10Y , AS LUMLEY and Co. London. MER.NO WOOL, ANNUAL SALE BY AUCTION, - At SADLER's Rerosi•ory, JoawAl-street, Loadon, on Thurs.; day, .13th lily next, at Tw lva o'Clock, A QUANTi IT of MERINO WOOL, and its 1 Admixture on English Breeds. I'he great uncartainty4 anv sapia y of Mcrino Wail, and the distracted rate of Spain, must reader this rmasiir. 'nu n uw an a.:j•ct of p-culiar wee. It is designed to C.1.1i111,. this SAP: to Merino Wash, and heir admixtures only, beza.ri: there arc established dealers callA Wootaraplers, who have load :wen In the practice of purciaasing British Wools of in f erior yrswt•-•, but with certain exeeptioas, no support to thor: who have incurred the h:avy, experics a:ten:last on such crosses with Ir.: Merino SIG d. Those who may 340.,. to take the benefit of iais sale, are requested to send their.* 44l Vs cla , scd in the 'nost carrect manaer, a, to the adinixtare with dm Merdio Blood, andthe degri es of aonity to it. [hey crust be.,de• livered as above. on or before the ;:sth July next. i , „;;' Commission for Sale, Warehouse roam (xclusivolif„Augasin citify) *Ulnas exceed 31. per cots. !• Letters (post paid) may be addrosseti to Nfessrs.• F. and R. Martin, Wool Brokers, No. 6 s Coleman -street, London. SIAFFORDSHIRF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • :. At the Red Hous.t, in Caversikall, In the coanty - of Stafford, on' Monday the Ist day of August; 180 S, at three•o'Clock in the Afterr.bon . , "II'HE Castle, or Capital b lahs: cal l ! • Hoist, called - 1 CAVERSWALL.CASITE, in the hid Gountrot•STAFT FORD, with its extensive Qkt-buii4ingiquid Cone; also , 1 a Farm Meuse, and 05 Acres of verTgood .149siow, Pasture, end Arable Land. The Castle is itittfaisisften *I-“ from Lehr, seven from New-mole; twelve frank Uttbiiter, font-Trani Cheadle, end ° oven from Scone, iris complete rime, tad imitable fee the res ideueu of 4 Gen4ranaa's:Faipilyi and. Polia*OP glaY •be had the next Spring. AiS Bight Court's . and Four .Clasp of Eta hi Caierswalt . a f o resaid; ciint a i s ting togetbeeitodutlgAit r ee: ' ' :"• •; -. . Mr. 'Jahn Tilde!, as, the Calla, peitt Amok paesnlielliaod ,Psiated rortJeldagPF4l.?it 1 ,0 *siti 1 0 10 /215 .4 .1 1 .1e (011. W - 1 1 8 04 It Imr aa Legkc ; . the. Swan and §rat in Stiffordirthe.l‘ce - * wei ptie, the White/tut In erttateter, the Crovisi ii . Ch' the oow n -in Stone and at Messrs/Worehhigtottri, lierropai Niiiitiiing:. l ton, Msatehtlaw thseldmisqWitthrialgap. St the Estitipay be ..seen.. . _. ; ~., ~ •, • ; - :-. • • .' i' ..•:-..•, .. ;ei-i ~..•••,.., :4. :. • I This day were published, in Three Thick Vo!tunes, sm&U Svo. •• • p rice One Guinea-in boards, - 1 - 11..AvgLsin AMERICA, performed in 18Oii, Jk for the purpose. of exploring the - Rivers Alleghany, Monon gahela, Ohio, and Mississippi, and ascertaining the produ c e and sociafeunditien of their Banks and'Vielnity. • ', By THOMAS ASHn, Esq. Late Captain in the York Rangers. . Prig for Ric BARD Putt Li es, No. 6, Bridge-street, Londor, and to had of all Booksellers. ' Of whim may be bad, _Jonas MA RSUALL ' S LIF of WASH INGTON, 433 five ittlaiiies price 71. 171. 6d. in quarto, or SI: in octavo. • • . 'ox. • . • •This day was published, Mustrateil with aecuratelit oth-ed En- Aavangs pf the Disease in•its venous Forms, prt•m:4l.4od.boards, POPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU LATIoN, and of the Mode of eonducti4g it ; with a com parlsonoftht:SMALL-PDXaadCOW..PDX INOCULATIONS,' intended for HEADS,* OP fiiMILIES, and CLLAGYNIEN, as well as:ftlit PACUL.TY: - • .„ "Ay 40tipPH ADAMS, M.D. • . to the Sto4ll.Poz.Hospital, to the Nthv Flashury Dispen iary, Author of the Treatise on M Poieons, &c. &c. Printed for RicAsan-PittLcirs No. 0, Eri.:v.-street, Black- Mars, and toke had of al} Boo ksellers and Dealers in -Books throughout Groat - firitain snot Ireland. • , - ••• •:•• • • , 9f, whispa in • hoed, fk, TaltA•t4sk on V . ..actitsi, P46: - YLA- Tk2N, 'aruf plak its VA efkr e is, by P.4.&•tt Wraaii, M. D. Zec. *tett-price:4o.ln buit•ds,:' • .• • _ • .. • • - , • . On•Thnraday, lone wir be published; in' an , iderknt Nr , tlutnel, small f;vo. price Hs. in boaids, iliUstrated with a Map, and s.Ne ral other Engravicis, 'RAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, , A. recently performed by an, ENGLIO - 1 .GENTLEMAN containing accurst. D.:lineations of the Manners and Domestic. Condition cf that Country, with tome Anecdotes nf:the Prince of the Peace, the Royal Family, arc. &C. To which' lire added, Copious Notes, containing Estiroates of the Power and liesourees of the Spanish Monarchy, and, .other interesting particular's, dedoc from the latest and best Au:horities. " Half a word axed trrti, or mar the spot, is worth a dn.-toad' cf recollections."—Ga•r s LYTTLRS. Printed for itICII.6.RD Pitat.zes, bridge -street, and to be had of an booksellers in Town and Country. Of whom may be had, The PRSENT STATE of PERU, by r. Satt.ttEa, Esq. with rvings. pri.-e 455. in bo!rd,. A s 4 This day was published, Price Ninepence,.or 'Minot n to the Dozen, with the full alilowaoce to Schools HE FIRST fo rCATECHISM CHILDREN, containing common tiling: necessary to be known,and adapted to the capacity and eutiotity of Children between Four and Ten Year., of Age. %.,. By t reiv. DAVID BLAIR, A:M. Author oftls Ckisar.o4ithe Rezeling Exacises, or Introduction to the cliS3 flu of he Grammar of Philas . .phy, &c. &c. Every I' ta s 'um will instAntly struck with the use fulness an • 4 ; •• . this now Catechistu, -which begins wkii teat !• . taioliknt Ten and name . the Days in the Week, an. • • 2 by eastqps to the definition and explanation ct ll ki IP" common obj,:cts. It bows in fact, as a. orlits, and the first pri cip):s of general knmviedge, exactly t. • siine relation as the Chorea Catechism, and the eel kiiieehisma of ah. Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. 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