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• olt v.? f • ; L* .:Y: •••••••.•!, • :i.3 vi,4l • r. :• 4 4.41,0 .1; y 1 .3.4 n• •'f • .i~•P it •. ` I •,.. cu _. _ ili•••• n K r PPR. ~ r: . i FOE tOALS AND - CANDLES. nuaguitrellAMUM, CblisititiaiiarDeimasont, May 9, 1523. .. „ . ascii PtitSONS as are claSt r is of contractin g rirw'with the Agent for . Commissariat Supplies, to furnish 4-p we e ee Months, from the 25th June next, such quantities I f COILS and CANDLES as may from time to time be re . irc .j , f or sundry Barracks and Stations in the undermentioned t oo ti o o and Islands,. may receive Particulars of the Contracts s obs: at this Office, between the Hours of Ten and Four ; l aid to the respective Barrack Masters in the Islands of Guern jorati and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at this Of ice,js follows, VIZ. • Tenders for supplying Coals, sealed up, and tnarked " Tender g ot c oa ls," until Twelve o'Clock on Tuesday, the 3d June. 'Toilers for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked " Tess dean Candles," scut Twelve o'clock on Thursday, the sth Jaw; but no Pioposal, either for Coals or Candles, will be no tserd s ae. nude oa t or annexed to a printed Packular, and the pricst bo n e d in words at length; nor UttiC3S a letter be, sob. ki ns d to iamb Proposal from two Persons of known Property, i ' • to become bound with the Party tendering, in . the sum arme d in the Particulars, for the due Performance of the Contract. Tenders to be made for the several Countiss, and "mints B Ltr acks end Stations, as specified in the Particulars of Contracts. If Tenders are sent by Po,t the Postage must be paid.. COUNTIES, &c. • Hants Pembroke Isle of Man Suffolk Isle of Wight Somerset Kent Surrey Lancaster Sussex Middlesex Warwick Norfolk York Northumberland North Britain Northampton bloods Guernsey Nottingham Artory,dlLAlderney, Berk* Brecknock Cheater Cornwall Curnbethnd Devon Dorset Durham Eire: Gloucester GUILDHALL, LONDON, MAY 14, 1823. Fon COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's 1 LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL, on WEDNES DAY, the 98th day of May, irritant, at Twelve of the Clock at Nom. T o L e t, by Public Auction, a Deptitttion and Lease, for *re a rms, from Midsummer, 1825,. (subject to a power of re sumption), of the Office or Place of Collector and Receiver of the CVO Tolls and Duties at Whitehapri Bars, and all the Li berties of this City thence Southward to the Custom-House, to- getter with the same Tolls and Duties. To Let, by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's To:ls and Duties at Bishopogate Rim and all the Li berties of this City thence Westward 'to the seize of the late &shim Hospital, and Eastward to Whitechapel Bars, (mein ire together with the same Tolls and Duties. To Let, by Public Auction, a like Ihputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at Aldersgate B trs , and all the. Li berties of this City thence Eastward to the ache of the late Bettlem Hospital, including Cripplegate and Bloorgate, toge ther with the said 'foils and Duties. To Let, by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at Smithfield Bars, and all the Li bsties of this City thence Eastward to Aldersgatc Bars, exclu• sire, together with the same Tolls ancLDulielk To Let. by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of Ike City's Tolls and Duties at liolborn Bars, and all the Liber ties of this City thence Southward to Tempi; Bar; and East ward to Smithbeld Ban, exclusive, together whit the Same 'foss and Duties. _ _ To Let, by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolle sod Duties at Temple Bar, and all the Liber ties of this City thence Southward to Puddle Dalt, tdgether sith the same Tolls and Duties. _ _ _ Deposit of Half a Year's Rent on each District of it Toils is to be made at the time of the Auction and to be Welted on non-performance of th e Contract ; and lialf a Year's hot is to he cootinr.ed to be paid in advance. . he Condition, for Letting the said Tolls may be seen sat the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. JOSEPH BUSHMAN, Comptroller. GGENTLEMEN are invited to a matchless Variety of Novelties, prepared for the season ' and which, it is pre scient, will fetcher increase the extensive sale of FOX'S PA TENT MOH A lit GAM BROOKS, that have beet: proved Icy ?talkers' experience to excel every other article for summer wear, ia Waistcoats, Trowsers, Breeches, &c. and are highly approved ifieevery respect by those faihionable Gentlemen who have pa noised than. Comparison in the piece veldt the producsions efline horses will convince every impartial observer. To pre luitit Public being imposed upon by the imitatiorkin worsted, uki& is not cheaper, nor posoellees the desirable properties of tie Patent Mohairs, his Goods axe therefUre all stamped on. the " Fox's Patent Mohair Gambroon, ea, King-street, Co. nasgankn,next door to the Westminster Fire Office." FAMILIES FROM INDIA, &c.—IMPERIAL • • PATENT CLOTH. lie Comment pas de Lin, mais en possident les agremens. • .14ERC H ANTS and FANIILIES from India, &c. 4 • 14 . werespectfully informed the above desirable Cloth for War ia both the Indies, as well as on the Continent, and in the add climates, is obtained exclusively at the Patentees', MIL LARDS WHOLESALE and RETAIL. FOREIGN and BRITISH WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CI-I EA PSI DE, stamped *di the Name, Number of the House, &c. (its utility having nand the prod uction of various imitations,) by the Piece of 26 la* yards each, and ice entire cases for exportation, and nowhere d'e whoever. Families from India, &c. will find it the best to *Pa an change of climate, as well as for its economy, It pos -1,114 the advantages of the India Madras cloth, so condi'. ose Is beach in the hot climates, with that of Linen, at nearly bathe price; and where they can exchange India Shawls they ilet wish to retain to the greatest advantage, fur every de laalPtion of the choicest warranted Foreign and British Linea., harsh Table Linen, Muslin, Shawls, Veils, rich Worked 1:11 "aaa, adapted for presents, &c. French Cambric' of the I duke and durable Valenciennes fabrics as imported, and the ' Seat manufactured British Goods, adapted fur the French and Aar fweign markets, and for superior Family use, with the ra tios new Articles for Fashionable Evening •and H orning Dress. hoe and Coloured Bed and Drawing-room Furnitures, with &!* adapted fur Carriage Linings, Studies, Cottage garniture, wit• lad every description of Gt- uis which are taken in the Pam and demy, regularly a t the Wholesale Factory Prices. TO PARISI! OFFICERS, Ike. This day was published, in Octavo, price Bs. 6d. sewed, THE CHURCHWARDENS and OVERSEER'S 1. GUIDE and DIRECTOR t written and, arranged for the BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS I the Of Parisi. Officers and otbers t desirous of acquiring Parochial As a mild and effectual remedy foiall those dik. Informattorf ;on an entire new System, in wilds every branch ~.. orders which originate in a vitiated action of the liverand of Pariah Business, and M4 ' idattan re4tin g itherit°l _r_-_l- 1 " Id the '_, wi lar7 wpm', namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head- various Duties of Paden Officers, ere familiarly and ustmenssr .i 'co% Heartburn, Flatulencies, Spawns Costiveness, affeetiont of ' the Li explained. 11 *, a te. Ste.. DIXON's A NTIBII.IOUS PILLS have I'' Itcl. ASHDOW NE, 111 " ii ith more general approval than anr other medicine what- Member of the Honourable Society of Linec;lnh Inn. "ever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with Fourth Effition. ibectisfi ll effect, and require no restraint or confinement what- To which are added, Useful Entracts from the late Veers Act. ewe Printed fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria•leilte L. - ,t 'Airing their use. 14 tropical climates, where the conse 21,th of redundant and vitiated bile ore so prevalent and alarm- Also, hi the same Aethbr, g ..:la i P hew ' the lv Y ' an bredualthe and efficient protection. They are Tete PARMI Pooes'-rare Boas, for Overseers et tita Poor; 'lt pvculiArly calculated to correct disorders arising from being an approved and convenient Plan for the Asaresment for ncesses of the table to restore the tone of the stomach, and to - the . Relief of the Poor ; and containing pram virtu's,' ,foci, . — To._ve !non complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. completing the Assessment, the adjusting of nOtfres, 'mid the NW in Boxes at 2a. 9d. Bs. 11.. and 291. by Butlers, Che- • manner of proceeding to record - the' Amount of this/WSW, 111 " tr, 4, Chc a p s id e , S t . Paul's, 220, Regent-street, (near the Distress, Ice. In post eta. price 3s. in red sheep. ...'N "t• I ism . t+`A glis Rooms), L on d on; W ater l oo-p l ace , Edi n b u r g h ; h ar k. 'Dm lm Psa Orrremes AtastesiterCJA..linarstemsheerlek tae , ' , arts Dublin; and by the priucipal Illediciasjentlesa names of-pampas readying occasiimainr„ kermreut ptrocitiel . 7. t. We United Kingd o m. - . l .l cciief, ?cc. price 2s. 64.. seuvi: • . . • - -,..r,.. AF,4 It( S • t Talk day was published, in MEMOIRES du GE: Aide-de-Camp de N, LUI-111311111, et PubliEs par _ The Translation of this interesting mediately. Printed for 11. Colburn and This day was published, ISABELLA. A Nuvel.-.., PLAILIVSEtn, and THINCIII Afro a Second Edition K The r^ader of sensibility who developed in the natural elrciu entertainment in the present w force the superior Influence of world. Like the Cecilia of 111 for themselves, and are chiefly most excellent and animated stra. character of. Rhoda Is more happll , tun, than that of any heroiue before us." for Henry Culburn `This day was, in Tbree Volumes t 'Oetaiio, AGENERAL arid H: Cil lt ISTI ANIT Y , coniprehending tt. the leading Doctrines and Fr of Polity and the effect which It has prods' State of Europe. lly GEORGE COO' Author of the " Ilistoty of the " History of the Church Printed for G. and W. 13.Whittai and Dell and Deadline, and Oliver This day was published, in A COLLECTION of .L jeets. From the Pen LIA MS. With some remarks . cure in France. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker , " The reputation which Miss " the world, and which she has I ardent exertions in the cause of a p:rmaaent addition from the u in the present Volume."—Moothil This day was To Two Volumes, crown HERALUIC AI4OM aunt in our ORDIMS of Paw Moral, Philosophical, and Historical, of Society. BY IT TiIATTEI Omne tulit punctum qui int Lectorem delectando pariterty Printed for G. and W. B. %%Muter. " The Author of this nib!leaden 1. ing, a classical scholar, a gleaner -' morist, and a eery entertain i ng Gazette, May Ir. TO TIMBER-Mk:ALOE.' A , VRYORS, AN This day was published, .Sitcono Fannon TMIE NIEASUItEIt'S 41MATION MAAS EASY; by a .., show at one point of slaw the superficial inches, parts, &c. of must kande square, round, or unequal shied, the standard, with the standard original Tables, By WILLIAM TAIL Printed for O. and W.B.Wbittaker, and Beilby and Knott!" Biriainelv Thlidat was , 14 Two Volumes 12mo. A, HISTORY of ANC CUSTOMS, and INVEN from the Beytrage zur Geschichte BECKMANN, of the University A..Goldner& -.Al= iMportant Additions. Printed fOr G. and W. 11. Whittaker, Ave Mariu.lane. "'these two little volumes present such kmase of the useful and entertaining, that we should be puzzled to name their pa-' rally). 11•ckmann's great work is a rich mine of Intelligente on almost every posAible suNect of research, curiosity. or amuse ment; and the Editor of this English Abridgment has not only exercised a sound discretion upon his original, but has super added much interesting infortnatiernof his own.--Literary Ga zette, March 11,1825. . • . • • Luxurious made= In the trojoics relax the elastic tibre— , hiti more especially does ilia jpr7.mature infateetioa GU youth tiso frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the alto nixed sufferer more than doubts the ch ance of relief. To all' Itch, then, we address ourselves, offering hepe—energy—mus cular strength—felicity ; not will our advances appear question. able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. • The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female babk is .often eenstitetiottally weak— yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every re , laxatluo of the generative economy, we . pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to erpelthe unfeeling empyrk from the position so presumptuously take. up, we deviate from general printiples with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourablt integrity as .11/embers of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of eitbere sex (especially those entering into matrintoniat life) at once to Our house, where daily attendance's given for personal edag imitation; and letters from the mow are immediately mil mere(' ; these mint contain : remittance for Advice and Itledie cine, which can Ise rorwarded to an part of the world, how ever distant: 410 SS and Co. M. R. C. &L wow", No. It, • Sonverk-etreet, Fleet-street, London.. • ttrt Private door round the rotner. . '"' Just published (Sixteenth £dftlno)..l. The .tEgir e Life, a fjf.i oiUar stwanaestary on the above Dieeasea.—end, gyirviette, ad. dressed exclusively to the Female Set. hit)* belied et *O, Pater ' Deem- foie ; 59, Pall-mall • 16, Princes-street,Sobo';_l74, Fleet west; Porter, 72, Graft on-street, Dublin; Jones, 117, Trail ete, Olasgow ; and of all Bookeellen. • Prke fox L l .idzllilltiE 'Pittk)i - itti'y famous ierpil tt -LA . .' • * in ell iti .stages, the VENEREAL DISEASigI One mini Is a dose, and the taking of wie Boi, in a remits case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his s recovery. • Nothing can be better contrived; more safe, or P n i = 1 convenient than this Remedy, for such mere obliged to go jam, ' Ides Itr to sea:i as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and sixty years eiperience w e n an estensive practice) has proved that 1 it will effect x Coro repeated Sebastian ankall other methods avail math*. 'Pit the Scurvy and other-Chronical' Disorders, ibis .* Sfedicine has not its para ll el. - Upwards of ' *AO tbenmes : oi both sexes have Lett .ritticsily cured, of the Lake,* cruel disorders, within the lett el.ght years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and 80N, of the Royal College.W firepeess at desk H Bridge-street, in limes, of 0n1y,74,94. each, N.ll. Two hick &iota; and' Lights in 'the rr They sit alio soldorbyitinieseppeintmesse, Paris h at the Tog-Misp,.3o.l•Dnfoidretrerx;_. . ..,. Mr. No. 7, Fa-street-MU; mute dpporfte the lionekeett one Period id serer eiSsiderable. Timm A- Irelaadi Advice gratis.to.Persons taking, t he Proprieties Xeilkinki.. " • - ' " . torit,7l;3a i s.i CU! LIbItC7IcILI . 'V.. U4 l - - - -'y • ity,•Satop, istnibffoly• bead, new Light Coach, every aftermath : at ,Rednoed Fares. The neW Royal Patent Mail, BOSTON knd Louth, thrriugh Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, l'e4erliWoti4h; Deep ing, Spalding, Spilsby, Alford, Cranially; sod u t o, evenit ,g ar half-past seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter before ccren. The " Express," a new light Four-inside Pifsucereli, l 0 Gill:- LISLE, Peurith, and Whitehaven ; go. A with four-horses and a. Guard all the way; passes through Applelsy,lfrouah, Greia Bridge, Rick:flood, Catterfck, llorotighbridge i Ferry badge, Doncaster, Newark, Bawtry, Grantham , Stamford, Grtetham, Stilton, Riggiesw.ale;and Baldock. Sets . out in the morning,ind per forms the journey with the greatest facility, at Reduced Fares.—Passengers detained on the road. 'basiness or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their. Seats laciog secured in the next Coach. The only direct Coach 'lb Carlisle. The New Royd Patent Mail, - CAMBRIDGE; tinting's Ware, Runtingford, Bueklasid, and Royiton. reeding, 4all-p..A seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter before seven. KENDAL, Lancaster, l'restor_. •Kirby-l.rn:adalr, Bolton, Chorley,-Ormskirk, and Gar:tang Light fort-Coacher, every afternoon:' " Royal PApress," new TAgist Pour Tinkle rost-finch, ell -I. IV . E POOL, in twenty-eigit houss only, thronghWarring tap, Presc:ot, Co'igleton, Lawton. Newcastle, Rudgly, Knutiford, Stone, Stafford.. and Litchfield; (only one: night owe* toad), eviierafternoon ;• arrivessit the Saracen's Head iini,•l>ale-litreir, 4,ive.rpool, next evening, at seven, at Reduced P“res. WAKEFIELD Four-iniide Post-Coaches, every morning isfseenoon, at Reduezd Fares CHES:rER, Newport; Whitchurch, TA-got:ley, Nantivich, Northwich, and Middlewich Light Post-Coach, tcot-re afternoon. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam , Light Post Coah, every morning, to the George, Sunderland, at Reduced Rat-s. _Mountins s'• Express," to MA N CHRSTF.E,WinsIow, Con &ton, Newcastle, Wabsal, Wriverhamptoitc aFd Knutsford, new Four Inside Post-Coach, every afternoon tonly one night on the road), at Reduced Pares. • ' • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham new-Four-inside Post-Coaches .every morning , called" The Express," and also" The Rockirg bam every afiernoon;at Reduced Fkres. The " 'Royal Expreis, - " new BI BM ING II A M Light Post • Coach, its out every afternoon, carrying four inside only, an d passes through Warwick, Leamington, Sesothaus, %sedan ,D.:- Tentry;StonfiStratfortli 4 ad Torreeseeri in the SaraceA [lead, 13011-stseet, Binningham s ef,rlT the next morning, it Rt&ced Faies. TOTItN HAM and Rdippassoi fivelr.s, daily, at tleval, , ii - ' ' - . • - - • • . , • . • .. 11 : 0 0 4 pk t 41 . . • • \ 4. . . ' • w - • ---‘'%"%. - le: i f I(Cea; . • . ....,,,,,.. a...--' . • . 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This day was emblished, Le fitobicap Ivo. petatit. beard/. • • . . 1 - , , * REDfICSI 4 IIOI/ 1 1fiteeta 6 loon noises*" DOV/M: 3211111LollailliS ITE. 14,/flO An Two Volumes, price Ife. in boards, . , , T HE Second Volume of SPECIMENS - of - thw AitO UNEQUALLS o n a ilmrtliim m A ito tti Arr4 ""; ,i • WILLOUGHBY ; or, Reformation. Tie last ' RUSSIAN POETS. • • TO once of Religious Principles. -.; , t i. Translated by JOHN BO W 'TINT), EL-S. ' .. -..tri;.,5 iets.l CAN IIIRIMUltr)" ,-, •• • ~,.•, . . By the Atithor of aseasioss, - Caeoma Omuse'r. &-c• ~.t, Printed for C. and J. Rivlngtoo, Waterloo-place. Pau -maul With Preliminary Renterks'andßlographical Notices. FOUlt-lITIMIIIW.IIIO.ACH Pik ; ANT). ITEBPGo4lll.*illifi Printed for O. and W. IL Whittaker, Ave Matta-lane. • at 114 A. MOUNTAIN SWEI/CO.-• .....''.' d ie ;:e" ' i and St. Paul's Church-yard. .... i • e This day was published, a '-• • ' HILLeLCINENHT. , .. • • This day was published, in Bvo. with Portrait, 10a. 6d. ' ,In Three Vol... Post Bvo. price Xi.•lls. 6d:boards; , TH E ft..' lowing Llxfic - Pekevatth ex aesi-N1601,-Stt: IVIEMOIRES du GENERAL RAPP. Premier ail UENTIN DURWARD. I3r the A orison of . set fit ''' ti!t!' : i Indi • ....../t.5):0.4 . I .L7l. Aide-de-Camp de NAPOLEON.-ECRITS PO '‘' ' , Wsnaccv. PellUltker cue Plum, Etc. Etc. Th e TRLEOR H„ .• Itamegan< Vargaft• LUI-MICIIII E. et Publitis par sa Famine. •-• • La guerre set ma patne , Broadwairs, Cant art Fa* . • ; sindolcliontat Peill Coach, every m . g alit reel skvetyo'cliSek.Aillataa- The Translation of this interesting Work will appear lm- Mon hands ma melon, tequente of the ed pre gifeis ti 411 - *eke Oisitt; mediately. Et en toots saison, the Proprietors are iletersninetlndexPktelesbell be "eked in ren- • Printed for 11. Colburn and Co. and M. Bossange and . Co. Combattre e'en ma vie. ituibie ßßCO rp M e l:TON,Chatham,RO.6no; * eravesend,•SieOndsfalia der it the ftestvoefintasee lathe Kent Ad. i --•----- _ - Printed for Arihibild • Constable and Co. Edlnbergh ; and This day was published, in Three Vols. 12nio: £4i. Hurst, Robinson, and Cb.9o,,Cbeepsitle,and 8, Pall-mall, London.. lialsdiam, and Oaprfinfe, ffiry morninrat • Vers. ISABELLA. A Nuvel.-By the Author of RHODA, .IPares. "' • This day were published, I n foolscap Sea pricettis: &Lhasa', .a. PutirSerst, and THIIIIOII SY TIM II %OMIT NAM& Th. ROYAL =Ling, Falmouth, Plymouth, • %Oar, • Also a Second Edition of Reams, four To& 28a lritA BL E S FOR THE HOLY ALLIANCE, limo. Rodedn, Parrs ildiburtens Tomes', Welniouth, Dor- i The r-acier of sensibility who wishes to see the human heart • - lifi: . RHYMES eine ILOAD, ire. Etc. . chaster. Deinnonth. and Sall bury every Morning at Seven ; I-. developed in the natural eircurastaneis of life, will dada rich . r By THOMAS BROWN, the Younger. titrenkHoniton, Axminster, Bridport, 131andford, Stockbridge, entertainment in the present work, which exhibits wi t h great! ' ssv ltbary of the Poco-cirante Society; and Author of the Fudge flutt li n, Basinpttike, Hartibid Bridge ; Blackwater , and Bagshot. i. , force the superior influence of art over nature in the fashionable - - Family and the Twepenny Past-hag. The only Day Coach to Weymouth (driven through With two 1, world. Like the Cecilia of Miss Burney, the characters speak Printedfor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London. Coachmen only), thrdugb liagsbie, Blackwater, Basingstoke, for themselves, and are chiefly elicited by dialogue, which, in a Of whom may be had, .. a 1 Overton Weitetturch. Andover, Woodyatei. Pashmore, Salisz s . , most excellent and animated strain, pervadei th e wort: The - The Fume Femur in Puts; Ninth Edition, foolscap pep, bury, iliandford,,aod Lleichefter, at a learterliest five o'clock character of. Rhoda is more happily drawn, became truer is Or; 71. thl. he the morning, at Reduted Fares. tore, than that of any heroine that has for a long time appeared before us." This day was published, . cliteter,' Basingiltde• Hartford, Bridge, kliacwateri and Bag- • . ranch] for Henry Colbern and Co. Condeit.etreet. - In One Volume, 12mo. pries 7i. 6d. boards, shooter, Roar Tide Coach , every milling at half-past seven; rives at the Coach and florses, Siinthampion, by five. This .. • A DVICE to YOUNG MOTHERS on the PHIN = • • a most deUghtftil conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, This day was published, SICA L EDUC &MN Of CHILDREN. • - euenney, St. Mabee, Havre de Grace, Marburg, &c. . The • v 1 , in Three Volumes,'Oetiio, price IL ten. boards. By a GRA.NDMOTHER. : Proprietors of the abon.Csach itope to receive e continuance of GENERAL arid HISTORICAL VIEW of Printed for Longman, Hunt, -Bees, Ortne..and Brown. London. enCed since the coal.; that support which ha s hi t h erto b een ex A. c,, It ISTIANITY; .comprehending its Orkin and Orli- " This Book is realty what ft plefesies to be-the Work of mencement of the •• Uni o n." peti 1 • grea., the. JeaciipcDoctrines and Forms of Polity founded on it, an old Woman. The object of. at is, chiefly, to kentecc young 'J' CHAMPION, a Neli'Ligla 11 - -r Coach, to Dorchester, In thirteen hours only, threttgla Bagshot, Blackwater , Basing- • and the effect which it has produced on the 'Mdral and Political Mothers how to prevent, rattier than to cure, the Diseases of State of Europe. • Ily GEORGE COOK. D.D. F.R.S.E. Author's own eeperience.7-.Preface. • Cashtuore, and Blandford, qukrter past five o'clock in the morn- I ' Author of the " Illitory at the Reformation of Scotland;" the - : 't Tom-The Proprietors of the theme Coach ate determined no ex- " History of the Ckurch of Scotland," &c. • This day irarpnbitshed, • ,pense shall be spared to render it the first cc nveyance on the Printed for G. andW.l3.Whittaker, Ave,lllaria.lane, London; In Three Volerneb, lito.. pules irlw Guineas, in boards, • Western Road. t and Bell and Bradfute, and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. • A COMPLETE SYSTEM of ASTRONOMY.- BATH and BRISTOL Pose. Coaches, through Chippenham, ! This day was published, in Octavo, price - 121. boards, By the Ref. S. V 'RCA . A.M.. ERA tie. 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