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Ltore?s, Jaittrasx 1,1814. THE COMMITTEE of •tho PATRIOTIC FUND feel it tri'be tbetr duty, on the late trivial and glorifier% s u ctuas of the gallant Avreparider the cot:mnaastg o f the Marquess i-f WELLINGTON, to call on all their Countrymen to enable them :o continue the Relief, whicli they have hitherto extended, to the braie men who have b-en disittlerd, *nettle families o f thoe whet have fallen in - this important; Coninet. , ' : • - : . -... This Institution since its eirtalalishmeut . at . ehe ' comment.- ntentel the present War, has affordedrt honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to more than 16.000 cafes of Officers, Seamen, and private Soltliers, their Widows, .Orphans, or dependant Itelalves. The Ocnntuittee; therefOre, feel a first . reliance, that through'the generous 'ay:lapel:y . 9f aU rank's of a i' gerning I**, sensible of the bleisenge of limit:icy. from the lostile aims of its vindictive Enemy," the SWISH S E AMAN 44 an d SOLDIER may still confident], truat, that Alone who 1 1 are dear to hjm while living shall, in the event of his falling " ha the sacred caust,find Friends aail Guardians in a ',sate: so f i g and eenerous.Country i and that he who marks atidibilt .. in its defence shall not be neglected by theeiwbulliihesibilat " bravely defended." r• .. i I. P. WELSFOID, Secretary. .; SOBSCRIPTIONS SINCE THE LAST ADVERTISEMENT ° Major Mackeas!e - . - .0 1 1 o' blenry Clive - - 5 5 ti . , anonymous - - - 6 S 0 Sir Montague Clolmeley, Bart. - - 20 0 0 No. El zabeth Freeman, Collection at . 4 DO at ' fareham, Hants - Captain Rigg—part of Balance from the Fond of the late 1 roop of Epping Forest Volunteer Caw. lb o Lady Broke - • . 5' 0.. o,j Subscription at Margate, per Mess. Cobb & San, 65 14. vie Sir Philip Broke, Bart. Captain of H.M.S. Shannon 50. 0 V The Hon. - Lieutenant-General Stewart, comman ding td Divi.ion of the Army under Marquess of Wellington - • pro* Brother., WillOw.hall, .Halifax • - . Cat•tain Hall, Royal Nary From a Troop of Suffrilk Yeomanry - ene Day's Pay of the Officers, Non-sommistioned Odcers, and Prevates•of the' ed' Garrison sat- whew, Dublin - - 45 8 0. Subscriptions received at the Ear of Lloyd's ; and by the test ective Bankers. AMPHLETEER. This .d4y Wle pubWhed , price 60. od. t4O, ..13r. OF . P.A.MPHLETEER, 9te. series of Willl'Vfork are coptatned, . besides other +skiable- anh sortioai ? A nt Iklets; those of Mr. VAnsverAßTl HIOSIRIIII44IIICe. Etc. on Vinange—o( the Bithop of Li m Mr, gifvr,ajogy,, ,Mr. CHAR I.IIS. HUTliti, Mr. La .Mesuattn, 'Re. BM Lon tiri Cathode Question-R.-of 1)r. MAtest, Mr..VAN-' ifTTOT, Mr.. Qp.uoi.rur. Zcc. on the Biblc, Society—of rho Report of the Committee or Correwondenee—Mr. Bityce, Dr. MA4LNAN , GRACC NUM PROBUS, FA Bitit, &C. on Tait-India M 'fairs—and'of Mrde. MARSH and Mr. Wicaltatisgte, on A. isspodiencyof sending feflii.s,ionaries to indlai. Sold by Dale and Co. Black, Parry, and Co. Rodwell, LOW don ; and aU tither Booksellers. ••• "llat the Pablic inay not be disappointed in obtaining 'complete Sets of this •Wvek, a SIcOND EXHTION of No. I. is In Lauf rreoie and" ylpitar of every Number will follow, to answer 10 .„, aspfl, that fin rpfy never be out of pript. arDIII7R.4I.7I=O”ICB, Dm 40, tests. A-1 OTiCi t it hertly giv . ctr, 7%ai a Su tic* of Orred Tesisal;eread . G;al hslivoy, f. Trial o f Olipects Oissairsoli " 46 Nie Seas, Iriihia the jrritelicii•fs gilt; Adaiia:ty of Earlaall, will Ls Add at jasike Hall, its Ms Old .they, Lomita, ea PcidaY. th. 21 ' 1 •Pfnleff asst, w se. *WWI -.• 7 1:AST c;i?lirilE.." - - - • ADMIRALTY Orlter, JANUARY it. Copy of a Linter from Rear-Adotiret Frerinxml6:4 t M6sk ker. 'data on board His Mijesty's slOr hiiifool, 'Dhow Darnahrr, Sitt r i-f have the honour of enclosing it report from . the Honourable Capt.ln cedogart, ft ship Havannah, giving an accotust of the surrender of the very important foitrest of Zara .to the Austria* and British forceS. • - • The judgment, perseverante. aisd Oicwnbt him, on every occasion, will nnti 1 am petatuded, es , cape their ,Lorstships! observation. , - . • Captain Cadogao, with the trefis.Of a iligite end a sloop, has accomplished as Israeli as requirdoit services of the sqtiadfon united at Trieste. ' I have the honour to b, &c. (Signed) I'. F. Phec.i.svit.r.; 4 . His 14,01/4 Ship 11.1vailmh,l)efqrt Zirai • ctillivcr i Pi 3- - mow ill • With. 'ell* teii•bliPe ell , 119. , ndUtt4,6 h i lfo . llil youi that the fortteA ~f Z4l - 4 his 11011 dig capitulated tb the combined Austrian anti Env. lists forces, after sfiStainlirr at saunon.ide for thirteen. days floes tfiffEniiislt batteries, consisting of two ;,41., ,pound isrrostades. eight 18-pounders, and se etp pound longgm% riven eis two howitzers woticed.by, au4tialis. • _ 1K Rk. - _ 11441511. HOSPITAL, January 10, 1114. %I FES E are.. by order dE the Right Honourable awl:ord . , and others Conimissloners for _managgig the ,ollies'of his Majesty's Royal Htispital at Chelsea, to give Notice et Qut:rfnsionees belonging to the said Hospital, tealding iii Ltlndon, or within the District Of the bills of Mortality, ant laituired to appear persOnally and regimentally, witli their lh 'etsettions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office, in- the said Hospital, on the re)pective Dals, and in their tilt: fitent Classes ; according to their several 'Rates of Pension, as' uodermentioned, when attendance Will be given from nine .'C hit igtlre morning until three in the afternoon, for the payment Of ifalf aqr.ar*vl*nsioniti advance to Midsummer next. 09 Fk I DAY, the l4tb oi; January, • Pessieeere it. ..tiper day.,feesei she &Goon reginatietts of .COMIry, Foot Gnats's, IstßaWinsuittiOnok, with the remainingi • Regiinonts or Corps. , Out sATURD:ti, the 15th of January, Those at 9d. per day; from the several Regiments or Corps above mentioned. On MONDAY, the lish.of January, • Those at 1 s per day, from the'different P.':1!1:11ellIS of Cavalry Foot Guards, with those from the slat vglisent of Fort to doe 50th, inclusive. On TUESDAY, the le-h of !sivary,.. • ' Those at is.,ptr, day, [rpm the slat ?stemma of roptoend-all the remaking itegimmus or Corps; aiso t«c Pipsionent (gam': ally Regiments m Corps at 1 s. Otict. and INTIcr per tray; .On WF.IINESDAy,-the lath of January, The Pensioners at is. 1 Is. 2d. ts. 44. and Is. 34. pird i ty. THUSte*DAY. the Roth or January: Those at ls. Seit, per day.. with these at the Meson rates to Is. 94 per day inclusive., • On FRIDAY, thellst of JanuarY, Those at Is.pk. to 2s. t rid. per day.intlisive. • • On bA l'U RDAY, the 22c1 of January, The Pensioners from the Militia at sd. per day, with the Pri vate Gentlemen who receive Annuities Vora the Jate Ist and Troops of Horse Guards; 'also those Pensioners from the several Regiments who have been admitted on account of blinduess, whether at Is. per day, or upwards, when the Hospital Put geoas will attend for the purpose of examining all such men, anel re port to the nestlinard upon any of them who may appear to be recovered or improved in their sight, the payment of whose pen sion is then to be strpended till the further order of the-Board. And that all Out-Pensioners btlongirfg to the said Hospital, wholly* in England beyond the District of the BiLls of Mores toy, and those in Scotland apd Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the 25th of June next, and after every succeed ing 25th of December,and fcsth of June, until further artless, to apply to one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace In the neigh-. bourbodd where thee reside, and make the following affidavit, which the said Magistrate for the 'County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears will sign and date, viz. .4 " came before me, one of his Majesty's " Justices of the Peace for the County ut and " made oath that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chef " sea Hospital, ,en the day, of .. 17 or 18 " from the Regiment of commanded ; -arseihen aged about. year*, served it the Allay years, was discharged for " lied that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but " as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, at per day, (except his pay as a in s the Regiment of " Militia), and now Lees In the Parish of iu the County of . s. • :,worn before me this day of ." And sigh of them as wore ai:niftted on account of blindness, ere•nrdered to transmit with their Ita:f.yearly allidavtts, a Certie firsts as tr, the state of their si ght, siz t u e l by an Atoll( Surgeon; -or other medical persin resident in theis neightuutelintl, but hi such distant pa. ts, where a Medical Certificate is impracticable, p Certificate from the Minister of the Parish to that fact, and to suicertain the coutittuanee of tiseir bl!tidness, will be admitted. iThe Affidavit drawn, accofdtng to the above Form, sworn be flee, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a ,eover, and sent by the General Post, directed thus, " En the tight Hotrutirable Vaymaster-General iif his Majesty's land +titers, I.ertion," marking o.s the cover " Chelsea Penei )))) yrs Affidavit," and counterparts or duplicates of the said Affidavits are to be reserved by the Out Pensioners respective ly to be ex hibited to such persons as diet be directed to i ay them, together with their Instructions and Certificates of Admiesions, in order that their claim to the 'Out Pension. may be fatly verified and their persons clearly identified. And to the end that the Commissioners for the Aff,airs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensioners are the • dame persons who have patted their examination, it is hereby further ditected, that such of them who have served in, and hive been discharged from any of the Regiments or independent Com panies of Insaiids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not mitten that in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, be Royal Veteran battalion is which they served last, hut the ;Regiment, Troop or Corps of the Army from which they were discharged, and recommended and received at Chelsea Hoe- Idal. • • The Pensioners are particularly to take notice that din half. yearly paymetite after Christmas, are to he regulated her.after, as to the place of payment, by the musters et Chelsea, of such only as reside within the bill. of mortality, or the atqavits seta as above after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Midsummer payment is In like manner to be regulated by the musters or af 4davits after the Christmas preceding. It Is also ordered and directed, that no person who shall change the place of his abtode given in at his muster, or spe. cified in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his peneion (excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest such place of abode) shall receive the same, unless it appuers by the cer tificate of respectable persons, that sech removal was through unavoidable Detest-y, which he or they could not foresee or prevent. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive a double payment of the pension, either at Chelsea or at different places, he *bail be struck off the lists: for the better prevention of which frauds, each pensioner is required to produce his Initruc den Papers at the time of payment. Lastly, it Is notified that rune will be entered upon the Pay-' Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall trot act agreeably to these Orders amiDirees tions, particularly in sending their half-yearly Affidavits, to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and to no other Office, which several of the Pensisners have of late either neglected to do, or scut them irregularly to other &venturers. G. AUS I', Secretary and Registrar. 'TURNER'S ABSTRACT OP THE =Lg. • • This Agrwaspabibbesi, the Siith Edition, illustrated with Mar, t •frice. ita. fd. - neatly ti")Pbound, N ABSTRACT of ' Aix HISTORY -of the' BIBLE, for thg thief Childten dtadYoong Persons; wick' Qtteitions for Elimination, and a Sketch of Scriprurld Gengra • phy. By the Rev. W. TURNER, of Newcastle-urn -Tyne. rigatel for C. Cradock god W. 7, sa, Paternoiter-row ; And Elie. Charnley and Soo, Newcastle. . • 9:1 9 6 • A's thitourfer which conveys this I . iirornsation,wilt, let oat immediately,, I shall Oefer,coteriog into par... r irculars until ininhei.Opp9rtulity ' and co n fine my -t ielf to the general.teism grained, , which are, that Ole gartisnis . xee to niar0 i out with liontiars of•war ; to: ground their argil op. the glacis, and thin to be con 'clu;ted as priseilers ,of war ! Until exchanged, -to tbe. out-posts Qthe nearest Trends army. - •• • - The outwork or the garrison, to be occupied ibis: evening by the Austrian troops, and the whole °fibs: enemy to march out on th e 6th at 10 A. M. As soon as I ems make ready a copy d the tennis I shall have the honour of .forwarding them to you s 'ein the mean time, I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Gro. C4ooan, Captain: The letters, of *Nell the following are copies, have lip transmitted us John Wilma Croker, Esq. by Vice Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, Bart, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's ships and vessels in the Medi terranean. et o 0' 50 0 0 3.0 0 10 0: 0 TREATILE OF . 4.NkTOMY; 1:i114}IRIM-STREET, GREAT MA RIAORO'-9TREET. ititnEsPRING qounsE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PitYstoi.oo,Y, and svitohnle; will toanneoced on Monday, 01:14Ill of January; at Two o'Cloeit, by Mr: BROOK ES. • Anattnnieateonversationes will be held weekly, when the dif ferent Subjects treated of will he discoved familiarly t and .rho Student's views forwaidalL To the.. nine but Pup4s . nn be admitted. - • • -; ; Spacious Apartments, tisorougtiy vta:ilated, stet' rephoe with every convenience. are open all the morning for the purposes of Dissre.ing and hijeceng, where Mr. Brookes attends "to direet the Students, and to 41traapstrate Of-various parts as they apteav in Dhseetion 'll4 isiorivetdevapeliolOstiMeinit - Anitemlca invei4ps,. &imam esemescaeterigten asieerptie process. 7` l , Pupils Ivey be actnrainedyed in the Howse. Ceutiemenesta- Milted In practice, desirous of 'renewing their anatomical knOSV irdge, may be accommodated with' an apartment so dissect iu privately. • His Majesty's Sloop Swallow, at Seil4 • . Senemhcr 16, ills. SlN—Being well in-shore, at day-light this morn. .ing, between the Tiber and D'Anz,o, a brig and bec were discoiered between -ui and the latter bar. hour, and inkting light Iratiling windi it the time from the eastward, I thought the boats would have a charice'of Ts-aching. them befise Mei:Fyn inio myt t and they were dispatched, under the direction of Lieutenant Samuel E.livard Cook (first of the Swal. low) assisted by Mr. Thomas Cele, mate, and Mr. Henry Thomas, midshipman, and after a row of two hours, theytame up with, and brotighi out from close ',oder D'Anzo, (trots whence numerous boats, be sidesetteo gto!-boam, had been srnt to her assistance, and kept her ti tow till the moment of the boats boarding,) the French brig Guerrieri., of four guns and sixty stand ot.small arms. There could not hive been more steady, cool bra- - Very displayed than on•th.se - occasion. Lieutenant Cook .speaks in.-the highest terms of every person with him.. • I-am sorry to say hitless has beeruievere, Leing had two seamen killed, and four severely wounded in his boat, as you will find in the enclosed return. 1 have the honour to be, Ike. • (Signet) E. R. Slimy,. Commandef. To the Hon. /ivory Duncan, Captain of his 1 1 / 4 1ajeuy's ship Inipetieuse, List of Killed and Wounded nit D'Anzo i Septerrhet 1(3, 1811, • beloagiug to his Majesty's sloop Swallow: KILLCD. • ANDREW MAJENDIE'S ESI'ATE. MEETING of the CKEI)ITORS - of ANitinEw ?AAP:ND' r of Wfsallse, Merchant, deceased, - will be on Friday, the 110 h day Of February net(, at 12 o'clock., City of London Tavern, in gisltopsgate-street ; when and _ all.persons hav!og any Demands on the i , attl - Estate, are requested to at!i•krithvhe•tkruritieil they hold, for the purpose having their Debts liquidate 1. • GREGG and CDR FIf.CD; Solicitorr to the E*ecutors. ' 9 1 1 .01i. 14 . 1 /. 0 7 1# 0614 ., • . ')IVEW R IG HT begs leave tn inform his Friends sus the kulotc, that the NEW SPATE- I,OTTV.RY, b mains Drawing the I Ath of this Month, contains outy ThOssanottileketfi-anti thirtialtowing catpital NISI% : 41 • 0 1 °09°. (t -• of .10,000 . 2 of • 11000 I of 2,000 aid-nsintertittsittlietS, lialtihragnitad Total of .1120,000. sharap aig 10 . 1111 g as 1.16,14-establistod acid truly (uttuaste Offices. it ;dull N Lt.,' I 44',-tior.tos and $B, Kay stAititzt, 1 14), Otrotto•rratur, Ikb have ever been emiueutly successful iL tlx Sale of Catokal 'Prizes. Thomas Philips, ordinary seaman. N. Jones, ordin.try seanian. wouNtiro. • James Fitzgerald, ordinary kant.in, sever*. 14n tioyls , s, ordinary seaman, ditto. James Dorsey, able seaman, ditto. William Down, ordinary seaman, dangerously. Utz Mak-sty's ship Edin'nrgh, aff D'Anzet. Cluuber 5, lal s. SIR—In obedience to your directions, I put.to sea and joined Ciptain Duucan of the Imperieuse, and the ships named in the margin,* this morning, off this-place, where ke had been watching is convoy for some days, with the intention of attacking tkenk the aril favourable opportunity. The necessary arrangements having been made by _ _ ORI<ISBY and Co: beg leave to remind the • Public., that the State Lottery begins Drawing on 'CUES- Nmr, and that they on Sale a grand Selection - %-aPital Prizes. The increasing demand. for Tickets • and Shayet at theft °Mee is far beyond- their most sanguine expec- HORNSBY and Co. sere. bigtrty gratified in the Lam tery, by Sharing annul their Friends a £20,000, £lO,OOO, ides Prizes of Xl,OOO, £5OO, Jell)°, .ClOO, Sic.' hi Sixty-, Owes, arm} The Money- :aid ai seen as .Drawn, No. sd, CORNHII.I.. 'Orders by'Post or Carrier executed et the same ',crass .as if present. ARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, 7, Cornbill, and 26, Oxford.street, sold in the Last Lottery, Three Ca -1 Vibes in Tsventy-tVro Shares. • "Mo. 2,162 a. Prize of i 85,0.50 2,265: . .. 1,000 9,459 - . 1,000 And No. 443 a Ptiae of Xi0,4;00 The only one sold in 16 Sharer. AltitOLL and'ai. ;far/ leave to remind the Puhl l / 4 , that :ets and Mares arrow Salem itralt variety, at , their fortunate :es at abnve, for the NEW YEAR'. I.Q - MitY, to ,begin :ing NEXT "FUESDAY. The Scheme cousins 49 Capital noes of &vdicao,igin,ooo, 4109, .82,000,-"006, &c. &e. 4 . B. Ordejs tiara the Country f post-paid) punetsially attended td all bitsinails in the VubliC l'Unds trlniacted• that officer for ihe attack, I added the f o rce of this ship to it, and shade the signal that those arrant ments would be adhered to, and to prepare for bat. tie. -The place was defended by two batteries, mounting three heavy guns each on a mole ; a tower to the northward of this with one gun, and a battery to the southward with, two guns, to cover the molt. Every thing being prepared at half-past one e.ss. the ships bore up and took their stations as follows : The Imperieuse and Resistance to the mole batteries; the Swallow to the Tower; the Eclair and Pylades to the battery to the southward; the Edinburgh supported the last-named ships. Shortly after tlw. ships opened their fire, which ':they did by signal together, the storming partfitoder Lieutenant Travers, (It the Imperieusei and marines, under Captain Mitchell, landed in•the best orderelase Under the southern battery,.. which Lieutenant vets carried instangy , on which t h e enem y flew in directionca, Lieutenant Mapleton having taken ssession of the mole head, the convoy, consisting F twenty,nine.vessels, :was brought out withotwany ati twenty of which are laden with timber it:with, .z 4 Toulon. ): •• ; • bit leaving the place all.the works were blnieuttp, and most comAetely fiestroyedi - 4114 deo.* tiop of the &fence' of this place.in*lni r• as 'it was a .convenient port for shippiisig•i ns v is . 1.-"pr4 large quantity of timber the enemy no Ewa tai •tz sA 411)w, cc1i1;: arc! Ilifivacres. • " ty }17 , 5r, Aiisfrs itoyAL LE eTILKS PATENT. 'MILLARD'S IMPERIAI. TWINE CLOTH, tROULATIVG the Pes.sriaa - rtoat, and Ppsviorriott of TAKING) COLD, IHIS Article, so ttestrAble for its Economy, and Its conduciveness to Healtk, is manufactured on a loathe dal pri nces (ayant toute ra;relable de la toile du lin), and ?unable to e y climate and season. It is spld, stamped with Pateptee's Name, &c. at the East India Warehouses, Na l Cheapside, and at no other house, in Pieces, containing 26 fdit and upward s , an d near l y heir t h e pr i ce o f Linens. A. "ft 6 nll4, both 5.4 and 6-4, contaih from two to four Pak each? delicate article of WHITE CHINTS, for.Ltries! Dresaga, / be obtained is above, in plects 'from .02.26. to 43. 3s. each. 11 ALLA M's •AN'IIBILIGUS . PILLS. • Tt.e el,•114 ttificary ht. tbeve Pilo in hi linos Complata t s, Head-Ad, reart-Durn, Ste. are well knowu s by man/. Ye arb- We! 4ncet 1 1) ladlgestion, Los's of 'Appeti te , habi t ual Costiveness, and those traitt,ofditteases, Wittig from Constitaikinestekilitarek :_fbPt thaw's, -as well as the rotas tree cent iadalgenelot in OW Lwas luthiles of life, these produce the most nappy effocts„ 'MAC, We in imunc e nt in I hot imam ta 'regal's/ no veitratiati' bold lay E Edwards, is, St , l'aud's Church-yard, London, price tliirtauble 4llsEtitf-attia by 63:11tr OlOurti:ruad• This day were pubiishod, LUNAR OBSERVATIONS, with a THEORY: of the WINDS.—By gOL. GO DA COSTA. As every age has been the parent of some grand discovery* it h evident that universal knowledge nuns, be attained at once, but must be dependent on accidcut More thakhun:reseatch. The most scientihe diacoveries have been in Mltt• to chance ; no oar more so than that of the Telescope, which has opened a. wide field for contemplation in the Starry Regions, and hat &Wen. to the study of Astronomy *lt seat it bad never before tape. rtenced. Neat to she arc of h&c knowlege Gew• fogy, and connected with both is the sfsbjeet here ofkred ;estiorektj the Author attempts to pave that the Attpospbere is fo suscep tible of the Moon's influent'. ' as to Incision Witlds that receive iron% her their impulse* •an directions, and predlitCit by: gins as explained In the Work. A study well deserving the ss.(, mafiosi' seurlisuefu Astronomy, Geology, and Navigation... Printed for the Author, and 104.17 Tbolgai 11,1•41erwooJ s No. $l, ffget.sfitioS•' •trie.ra ;11.• • . • printely t iskien a a the Ci where al to:Neste a Navin S P9I I 181 1 • au , b wave 1 And , Ticks fatuna • , ' O O Day of Zapi Sbaret • ;anon. 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ASTRONOMY, by the Use of Globes and Maps. By E. and J. BRUCE, of Newca.tle-opon-Tyne. In this Edition; tke population of towns in Great Britain is I taken from the Population Retkrris made in 1811, and kid be • fore the Lilt Session of Parliament: relined for C. Credo& aid W. Joy, 62, Paternoster-row. Where may he had, now first pulAshed. price 2s. 6d. sewed. A Key to Bruce's Geography, containing Answers to alt the Problems in the Geography. By John Bruce, price !s. r).l. 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