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• ll* --' • •••• %Nem.. or. • .1"3113F.R 9615. .21)1111v ,arr OFFICE, Petawskr 19, 1817. rHE fedluwing Offici 1 Not.6cation has bogs re ceived at fie% Offic e g for the information .4 'Pop's!' destined for the Archtpelagn Gethrt burg. and the Qtlarantine Port of Kinso,—Notice is *T el Give., that no the Island of Store Kmiec), a round Tower a o w en built, bosh Fioeen Yard., tervnir.ating in a Platform, ' the spper part of Buick. and the Coping painted wiite. Fewer, which from the great bright of the spot where it , s raised, should be sera . t an equal distance with the Light low of Wings, is Angered Sno•h 7 i East of Wings ;—North 20 Pen of Yttta Tlatlartia ;—and South 71° East, by the Compass, Bt.siar's-arm. In entering these Roads his to be observed that when a dewed has passed to the Southward of Wings, she la touter di rict for the Tower of Krnsn, until she arrives to the Noethward slttiated West of Kanso, and pointed out by & Stone &atom The entrance between Kanto and Vargo, and ite p o rt of Vargo-hats, South of the Tourer, will then be eats ; p a the Vessel may proceed by the Northward of the Tows:, and withost danger, to the Quarantine Port of Kano,: opting along the North and Northwest Coasts of Zane . JOHN BARROW." -. .. ---- ANOTHER TWENTY THOUSAND! WAS Sold by G. CARROLL, no SaterdAy kat, Dee. NO, when the Lottery anisked, making TWO piaci of £to,ooo sold W him, at Ms Porteous Oilers, No. 7, CORNII.L. and WI, OXFORD STREET The following are the Numlaers of the Capital Prim soli W CARROLL Mir Lae- 1 7: 4,549 a Prize of WOW Pseuds •9,645 110,000 Pounds 5,8411 500 Oulaurss sjoo too Guineas 5,4r50 —• 200 - Guinan 6 3,6115 ••-•-• IWO Gigolos •Na 3,84 was drawn s Prise el 980 Galatea, and entitled to £alo,ooo More, soaking a Prise of A1t0,210 Money. AS USUAL! ON Saturday the Lottery finished Drawing, when (Al tousi.) !third Offices wood eas-ostreturr for the Eile of Great t spirals, hams, on viat Day, sold Tow we,, 7sete37Aastesis. makb'S I'HREK PRIZES OF 890,000 in the Lottery just ended, ~ Aar sierra other svitals, eaceeding in number and amount now add by any other Office-Keeper. The Numbers and Per u:Aussie as fano % : 11.1141...u0,000 Pomds...in 9 Shares 11,645-20,040 Pounds...in IS Shares 4,349—.20,010 Pounds ..in ill Shares 5,906... 1,000 Pounds-4u 6 Shires 190 seo Guineas -in 111 Shares 4.710.." 960 tininess in 3 Shams !Mt 2OO Guineas• in le Shares 04 ton Pounds......in a whole Ticket tio9e t.Ou Pounds.... in 11 abbr.& The 0/00 00 Prizes were sold and rerstend as ender t IRO to ..... COR SHILL Sixteenth ao....ll=soati sto ...Noewitts Ee r Sixteen th to. We lan to ...D. war FISLIIIII i. ...GtooliesTsa Sixteenth to....iistocoetix on iligneeth to...Aeetoose i Toe limo\ ... ra i l isx. Sixteenth ti...Newiteresit, IMO oo' eieffiedolike Sloes& te...thtlitith *tenth te...Nseweara.liv. =te...boefose Sixteenth to...Noseracit le - - FilainittPitsg• illtuaretli`tel Overbill I_ - te_easa - reatzsis Illooseta te.-Cut rime( Aseradi to...Csait to...Daass . ensoles 10 kiwi, ass 'Mow* to...ol.assow Sweep% te...Usiroaa ST. Sistestah .o...vsentance Sisteimith re. les I Toss ibitecutk to...W.litstoot Sitioatit to ..Wit4eaarrom Sistsibtb lb mbar Aram iE tba 410.100 Ms.. ow Wise rogivereJ, sop ea be void to venom rodeos to Louisa. The tor- Mug M6rs may tocotoe their Moot? us doomed at .rll OFFICES,' 4. CURNHICJi., and 9. CHAKING•CROSS. IV Tickets asd Simms for a lbw loam erill be es lair • 111 slim Ars% counteract the ;why ottimpta that are daily Pried. to so die Gomm a spew compealteao la hod piths Oinlblidog=ed u LT Mortio.tbery a. adored a etow lo .97, Iligb Heaver% boo compiesemely dee Mtn, that tie! trot as MM. oat to die, and the Malmo et*r," set** k usYktiap lea tames's, wiltielabk pwreleiesteaa ease Re detest the lespeddon. Tla Real llama BLACKING, .made mod add Wholesale by DAY sod MAK I IN, f 7, High Holborn ; and eetilled by the pissalpd Greens, 'Demme, Bookadien, Insensoogen, Porto. owe. Dootinekers, its. k the United Marken, in bottles, at IA is. and to. Id. 'VA. FRIENDS wdl be kind to request their Servants aad Canters to ask for RICHARD TURNER'S BLACIUNO. Tens, lee thy -led trampet raise • Loudest sows to 'ruse en's praise; Let the welcome theme resound. Till , the 'chola, world rebound ! Who upon our boots and shoes each bright lustre dotb diffuse lira* a Blacking Can prepare. That sash lovely bloom dub bear; Or such glow and richness yield, As Toasts's of St. Cisorge's•fields O'er tlt Wide Allende deep, Wham the isurgslesa billows sleep; Vet the distant southern main; On the Continental plain— Tv asses words and fame resound, ifs his Slatting sheds around On each polhb'd boot a ref Of. beauty nought can melt away. Oft Tie sane the pellsh'd On, • Ohne: in the diadem; - How neck bri&sr. us the rays Tissues brtl t black display.! lirrapt in entsdrro when hi View, The lustre of that Jetty hue,. Can I Mon forbear to rain, • • • To Tirs msei Worth My Wag of praise? Mass's lois& sh gal fisiet hionarebe glories Ph* in shads; :Wt 'whet OMB Tuanientisse be o'er slot okay *Ns Moil be so Mani , Ulm naosidahs itathst ameba ' Faint slab WS his . holy; Amrpostuily stall wave •., " • Pat/sises Masse o'er hie sr n afti • Ours of this brilliant and *asp Bloaking are reepeethally las Inlaid that the priedra efigiffkm•Pers DeblifliCedisOiesSww. Idinhargh, and all the Costot7 Tonto hi Math and Saab *des and sasiglami, self this Madan is Scene lades at SA. ugh. gl, TisdeMpOsed. , 4 las, CY . I AIL ipt T ?web . - , • ,moo 4 6 . . • . ...• , lii , liff(lS a l r 'b • s d .0% , ~ . , . . ) ~ .. • • . • 4. c r• „Vi tP , -A. , - . . i. 11 r , „ t. rr i , •- • , -... r 4 .ir,o. .s. .....olki."- ,J,l 0...... \ NI ' •.! . 1 11 • It 1111 ~, . ~ , _..... .. ... ..; • . , TUES.. 7, DEC MB 23, CORDWAINERS' WARD, LON'ION. A T a WardmateholJen at Bow Chive hottve the 41 - Right lion. the: I and Mayor, APerman of this Ward, on Monday the of December. 1017, for the chotee of War • dOEtcirs for the year ensuing, The folimping Gentlemen were tdeeted Members , of the C. m wants Council for il:e year ensuing, va Mr Delay y Hartman Mr. William R..w Mr. Imes t clibhey, thiptaviss Ail phus Smi 1, Mr. James Abbey, Mr Charts- , Withers Hick, ME William Watson, and Mr Ge rge N:evensou Remind Unselmotilv, I IsaY the Th lite of this Wardm..te b. given to Christopher Smith, Esq. Lord Mayor, M.P. and Alder. man of this Ward for h . s rowan- ant, punctual atterrios to h • duties a+ a Magistrai- Cll.. tor i , 14 n adiness on all tmeasion . to meet and eonsuk myth ti.e Commit Council for promptly' the good yid benefit ei the Ward, and !otitis polite attentions impartial conduct in the Chao this day. Resolved, That the above. s veti by /he Ward Clerk be fn. meted in three of the Morning and :brie of the Firming Rapers. THOMA:" WEBS IER, Ward Werh. A T a nntnerrists and resrovt.thle MEN PING Cl the 1 1 / 4 0011.117. GEN I RY. CLERGY, snd MU Houtaks o r r b e County psalm. of " I ES I Eit, bold at the Cretin inn, in Noithwich, on l'needay, the 16th slay of Mean bet'. 1617, in pursuance et a itrqui itien to tbi•-litab Abittgot titc.sah: Coenty. for the plopese of of yltoprograleti of pre.entins an Addrost of ennticeence to hi. itoyal Higharms the Patera' seas, r anti alp° to the er nee of &U CO6OIIIIO 00 the h e afflict to event ; Mr RICHARD BROOKE, Ban. iheriff,ls the Choir, solvtd Uneasinessly, [bat the Addreq% to lls Royal H.gb ▪ the I kllGlNT e prepa•lni by air HKICOM ING . MAIMW4 also, Ilan and second.4l by ktmast Rene/at, • anti the Add ps to boo .tent, H rulers the Prince uttlAza Ci.sonao, proposed by Eoaaross Lawn, Esi and stems ed by Tatum*, emormunnacar i E.q. be adopted, and I. sr t .e Mar be signed by the abene on behalf t,t .he Meeting, and that b be reopened to transmit them to Lord nidnsoutts to be reamed in sesh manner aside Lordship shall think pr..per. .f RE ADTlkit) SCHOOL . " TE NOBLEMEN and GENtLEVIEN ode eared at READING SCHOOL ire inferawd. that the tNNIVERSARY MEETING will he held at the rAEEMA ;oNS''rt.VERN,GREATQUEEN-STREET,eMONDAT, t'te Mk legman', Ibid. • . STEWARDS. Lt. Rot.t.ana. Esq. .oas. Tao LOCK. Etq. Wat. PITT ETIETN,EIIq. T. N. FOURD. Captain J. M. Louse. R.N. A. J. VA Ler, M.A. Dinner onTable at Rig o'Clock. Tickets. U. each, tolte bad at the Ear of the Tavern. NEW VOCAL MUSIC. the - P -.liken ex pressly as a tribute of respect to the ntrmory of the lamen t-4 Pribeess Charlotte of Wales; Sw et Rote of England, fare thee well, price Ca. The idol of our Hope. and Fears, an eleette Glee. price its ed. composed by H k Bl.hnp Oa an Autumn Violet, the 6th of November, composed by FI id. Ries, prier' es. 6d. Farewell bright Srer, conteo.r.l by 0. Kaat!marks price It ad. The Bud ot the 0.44, adapted to a very ardent Scottish tune, price Ys.—Published by Goulding and Co No. 10, Soho square. Where may he had a genuine and correct Edition of the parolee soon, Scots wits in& wi' Wallace bled, now singing by Mr. Brahma, pr err Is 6d PRICE Szvzw-piriez. . . "pH E LIFE . nr RICHARD IV .N TS ()N, Bishop •i of lAndaff, wrPten by HIMSELF, was published this dap' in Out Volume, eta, price ,C 2. 12.. Cd. in boar.ts. Printed for T. Well and W. Davies, Strand. This day was pstalshed. In ten. prim 's. 6d. in b 2d Ed*. corrected mod Waled. Ob.TZAVATIONS on STK TC "UR Ei vt.l ,, ther AP/I.OI'IONR *modem inn a CONTR AC rT'IN inn M. MAYES. PART' of the I Wl'Eti l'iNll. CAN AI. and the Mae of Treatment, accompanied wish Caws and Fmar ivings Mantra. dye of different morbid split:trances. ay W. V:HI rt. Mem. ber of the Royal College ni Surgnmnt, Loudon Cnersipondingt Member of the Lawton trfel.cal tttclety, and •tne or the %Co germs to the C: y Infirmary and llitpenalty, 83 h. PabliShell by Longman. tine.% Ite. 'lrma, aid Brown, Pe. twoootor row ; and by Callow, Crown-conrt, Soho. THE LADIP.4 MAGAZINE. THE LATE PitINCESS CHAR LOT rit. T Propeiet , lt. of that Virivh, the LAMs MAOAZ,IOII, beg leave to return their thanks to th • Nobility, °entre. and theirlrlestda in genera', for the on ' 'sampled encouragement dews to their reenliste le the he Member, for Nerentlai•rond to int win their tionertios apvireast., , •hat .he .insider is st sr reprinted, and ready for &Mem. rhoie persists who bays hkherto Wen disappointed, ors reiftweed to give their rodents their rearvive flo dockers 'Arbon delay. 6 10 enflame contains a bird, finished and etersor Portrait of the Ire'Prooe-se Charlotte, a Visor of Clareasset Nesse, kc wolth characteristic Anecdotes Ober Royal Highest., sot hitherto pobiselopt—Paesenoe K raw, Dae. 19, 11117. Tbia d , y was publiu'l•ed. In Octave, prin'e.l on a large Tvpr, price Sh _ _ AN ESSAY on the DISORDERS of OLD AGE, and stn the Want for prolno.!mg if nman Lir e , By AN PHONY CAP I ISI.E, F.lt 5 I'..s A. F Sir on Eatraordsi.ary to hi Royal Highness the PD iner Reyen., and to his Kora Hiehness the (Stoke of Gir.versor t Prof :sent of Anatomy tithe Rim! Aeadomy, Professor of Nury..ry and Ants tansy to the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and eurgeon to ilt Wimetokaster Hoaliial Every stage of human ezeept the last, is mat ked nut 11 certain defined limits; nld age alone has no proton still de:enni. nate boundary."—Csesao ow Oslo Aoa. Mined foe Longman Hunt, Rees, Orre. and Brown, London. WORKg ON DIVINITY. . Liter pablibbed by I.MlOlllAbi, HURST, Rase, Oats; and 111 s day wss published. pike lb. THOUGHTS on our NATIONAL CALA. MI IT. la a Likes to a Friend la Ireland. taowil wter-row. Ordered, That Copies of these Resolution+ and of rho Ad. dresses now adopted, be inserted io the Chester and Mace,lesiteld Newspapers, and in two of the !.Dodos Papers Ordered.Tbat the Thanks of the M.idng be glom so the Moe verb and Seconders of the said Addresses. It ICH AK u bill )OKZ. bora On the Motion of &imam Lsion, Es, it was resolved unanimously. That the I hanks of the Meeting he ghee to •he High Sheriff for cm:caning the same sod for hts modest is the Chair. " To his Royal Highness the PRINCE It HORN r , " We, the Nubility, Gintilenstri. Clergy, and Freeholders, of the County Palatine 01 Che-fer, beg leave Mimi'' , to approach i your Royal Highness with t e ezpr ssioa of our cordial condo. lake upon the late melancholy and ;twinl diapeasation of Plow , issuct. which has so severe.) , wounded sour Royal Highness's parental teelings and p tinged this nation into the deepest stacew, " We beheld in your amiable daughter the qualiacrioes ! related to embellish the high station to whoth she was hare. and bad cherished the toad hope that au union cemented by so many virtues, Wnu d have proved a lasting blessing to the Country, and have condom(' s line of Patriotic Sovereigns worthy suec e uo t s of the House of Brunswick. But the•- bight prospects are de *roved, and it only remains for us to submit to the Will sir the Auatoirr• Disposes of events, humbly praying that the tug „is,* "path), it a loyal and fidemmeste Pavia, may -gird s eine ft:lsolation to your Royal I lighoess'. Allict-d mind." it To las titres* Higbnewt the Prince' of SAXIE-COMOU 10, • We, the Noblity, Gruisesen. Clergy, and !matching. the County Palmists of Chester, must respectfully prestos o your Serene Higheit:es tim where of Our towlede ce sad unfeigned earner on be temperable loss your Seidl* Hithriel•4lllll ingtheed in the death of i our aural)+, and ever to be hummed Co sore Welted citerisheil the hop.- or your enjoyment of a long erL sof &meant happiness, vid hail fondly ai.tlcipated trom It a sifters. don of virile. a - d Patriooc Sovereigns. Il he inscrutable Wis. dam of Peomatmcs has disappointed these hopes, and .t is our dun, s• nthesn, h nobly pram the AtitIOSTV to support yes ' wader tits severe infliction. " We beg to assure your Serene Highness that your numerous virtues hive eikkated you to the British Nwise, and that we shall ever feel a paha interest is your future nappluess." SYSTEM OF LANGUAGES. T HE ABBE BOSFIUT, with a view to facilitateJ. the &tidy of Lampasas, has compiled, agreeably. to sew priaciples illustrated in the tutrodoctions to the Works, a series of Simple Elementary Books divested of Pedantry and lairs easy, whose abject it is to teach Foreign Tongues by the maw means by wbiellgldldren acquire their Vernacular Tongues. Hp cobsiders•Wards ta die Body. ai tangible Substance, of a Lan guage; be Ingle', therefor r. by teaching Words: and he cond. days idioms as the genius and spirit of a Lanus; therefore, after teaching Words, be teaches the ldiematk Phraseology.— The andel* is thus quanta to translate from the Language, and to compose In it. by means of any Books „of - Byecises, or any elaborated systems or Syntax. An adult may n• t only by this rystemeffrctually learn a language In half the usual time; but it is almost the only means by which a Language can be taught to children, who have ordinary powers of memory to retain words and phrases, with small powers of judgment, by which to SOW prebend granunatical•rnles and syntactic* &selections : , The following are the Works of M. L'Assa BOMOT cow • piled and published on the principles above describeti. Five lA'orks on the French Language. I. The Fatitcn and Ericsitat Woan-Boon t consisting of three thousandof the most useful Nouns, Adneuns Pronouns,' Verbs, Adverbs. Prepositions, and Conjunctions; • s daptsd tube committed to memory by the judwr Classes. Price ta. s. The FRLNCR and ENOI.IIII PEROSt.BOOR ; or, Kr! to French Conversations; canalising many hundred useful Idioms tic French Phrases, and lachiding.aU thisdilikuldee of the Law guage. Prier is. S. The FIRST FUROR GRAMMAR ; containing, in the Aids dense of the French Tongue, every thing essential, and Decking superlinous. Price es. 6•L - - 4. The SYNTAX of the Fzswcu LANGUAGE. In *tech awry Rule I• accompankd by numerous Ezra:Wee trout the bat Au thors. Price Se. 5. VENIANT Pao:nous, on AZ41151. By LIA; Cents Mural. Oral' 0 • douse Graven'. dentate. par DorisauslissTavx ; :Mumma de Phrues Idloatatiques. Price 4a. Two Works oa the Italian Language. I. Tas ITALIAN AND INGLIS!, WOlO Boon; containing warty 4.000 of the most useful sal oft-recurring Nuns; Ad nouns. and Prunus- Verbs and Adverbs; Prcpoddoile pod 'Conjunctions; with a'shon Graissuladcal Accidence. Prime la. 9. Tit ITALIAN Pnaasa-Book ; or, Key to Italian Clover. ~alien; tontaining sevetalbsodudidbonatic, Familiar. =Cm. ful Phases. Price Is. • ' N.B. In travelling through Frau. er Italy, no better Cusps. slew, or latelareters. can be desired, dun tbetwu Full Buts in coati Language; ands* woo igen to visit the Cutlass. with *et '1 them , Two Works of. tbe Latin Language. ' nes LATSII Ass &emus Wpainßoos ; enndving of ar ply 9,0u0 oldie into useful asd frocusdrrecurring Word. is troy Part of Speeck, sod wirekag as a Body of tier La to TI Pe" fee rrepsrstary kin& sighhe, kultar Plum. •Pr ce la. awed. 1 TX, LATIN PRIASSAIieIi I soubdog of a Colin-don of aural hundred Idioms sad Callegies. far tee luahue Classes; adapted to be committed to Masery s and toning u a Coupe. ales to ill the Grammars. Pinlin is. 4. ~ . : : rested for Rasmus hours, t 14410 tat tha n laaaaar, at t h e Sea " 4-ihrarTs.. Ko.7s, Notts A • • Ado ot3L-Esoro clustkietd. -.• . ' ' By A LADY. Meted for F. C. sod J. Ittelegtee, St. Poufs Cherettlard; sod T. Hoolduran, jun. awl Co. Old Botailereet. Of where may be bad, The Countess and °erred"; es. Medea of Discipline. By M Hawkite, in 4 trek eve. the Second /Wk. price in beards. 411 DM. Al., by the same Author, Ramose; er..A Father" Labour Lees le s eels. ave. price In boards. di 7s. NANCI.." 4 SERMONS. This day was published, haodsootely printed to 2 vols. octavo, price Ills. •be Second Edition, of SERMONS on Various Suhjews and Occasinns ; with so Address to the Memben of the Church of Eng land on the Necergity of a Regular M nktry. By the Rev., 11111 N NANCE. D D. Rector of Old Romney, and Matter of Ash ion; School, Kent; sod Ire Fellow of Wormtir Coll-ge Oaford. - - - - - Printed fer Messrs. Rivington, tit Paul's Church-yard, Loudon. Of whom 'any be had, by the woe Author, A SERMON, lame' ed on the Day of the Interment of the Princess Canes*Tyr, published at the particular request of the Coneregatten. RURAL. AFFAIRS. last published bf J HARDING, sc. St. Jamea's.street, IPHE FARMER'. MEMORkNDU , 1 BOOK 1 for HAS; or, Journal of Country Business and Ac. coasts dwongbout the Year; eondst ng of rabbi arranged In the most perapienetts and way manner. and Adapted to a Farm of moderate tritest, eto pdae, for a Year, 101. ed. To be man aged annually , 1b The Farmer's Amount Book for isle. A new Edition, Improved. This. Work is a collection of Forms ruled for keeping the Ac counts .4 a Country Egablishment of magnitude, and being founded upon ion 'aperient:, In Rural Management, will prove bight, useful .0 Landholders, Fanners, SrewarJs, Ste. Pew* tic for a Year, or lea ed. for Half is Yeats Book.— Ceottnued annually. leardnirs New Ongoing' of Books on Agriculture, Plant big, Gard-sing and Rural Affairs in general. In the Press. Muted for J. HartlingAgricaltural I..ibraey, Ss, St. Janwe's-1 weer, London. SHARPE'S 111.1 WANT EX fitACTS. i his day was published, In a handsome Cablwe Siete, vended with Vignette Tftle, Be aerated W Herbs &e diet gsiAinat Designs by Westall, she Nerd. Be. Part I. price na id. .• be published Weskit. and each Work complied Is rweive Pan s, of SHARPE'. ELEOA NT EXTRACTS, in Prin.*, Verse, sad litp adee. be present attempt at Selection, bumble ask appears, may be slieweJ reviler claims ow public approbation. Novel io Si. dram and, as the Bellier would hope, not inferior to any In m ambos; t. objets Is to name and Indruct to Worm and enliven, diversified both In matter and style. the refore, with a view to greedy thi varieties of sentiment awl mete, son • of the 1 , 1.-ces will be inland sot " amwerthy t• occupy the time appropriated to urinate reeding; while" ethers may artist to dissipate agree ably. and wi. beet Irina,, the measeuts slotted to relaxation " Printed for J Shaepe g and aeld by It. ;outings, Poultry; Norwood sod Co Pa.uniester-row; and all Booksellers. la tba Wert, and wan be rabbeted early In loamy, is One VOl4 410, illustrated by Skeet listrivistP, TRAVELS thtutigh some PARTS of GER MANY, POLAND, MOLDAVIA. and TURKEY. By ADAM NEALE, M.D. i we Physkise to the Entlab ansbatay at Ceastantinopie, and Physician to the Farces. This Work combust/my laws and observations illustrative of the political and social state of a great part of the Coed:tern. In the course of his toot the anchor visited succe.sival the capitals Of Priiieb t Snotty, dad Austria, and bad peculiar opportunities of °bawling their military and scientific establlbmaits, and of sweetpisios the nature and progress of 'heir Agricukure. Mann factures and Commerce. In con: lawns his joertsey irons Virout to Cuajasitinopie, hr passed . through countnes rsspreq his oath the public curiosity is still unsatisfied; and his rendeace in the latter capital enabled him to colf,cc meaty important dr ails re sOcetiug the domestic and foreign policy of the Porte; accompa nied with classical and kietor.cal illustrations of the Aare* ..r the Bosphorus and the tame. On his return, he travvnailituume lw, Poland, and Odessa; Mid the account *ism' by him places in a new light the eonsequeides of the partition ol Poland. Primed for Longman, libel, Dee% Onoe, and Drown, lasminn. On the 18th el November wde pulsiKited, With the Almactacks, embelbenvo with an shoot Frond:piece, • price 0t board%„ •T'IME'S TELEJCO4: for 18181 or a Complete 01.11 DI to the ALMANACIC, containing an Explanation of Saint: Days and Noildays;_ with Wweratioas of British Liietory w 4 Antiquities ; Notteez'of obsolete Rites and Cutworm; and Sketthei at Cosupai wive Chronology. AstrouomicalOceurrences in every Month, conttrising Remarks on the Phenomena of the Ca".•nial Clones; and the Nanitallses Diary, esphining the va rious Appearances in the Animaland Vegetable Kingdoms. To wince, a reeled an Introduosou, conialnins of Uwology and Moserafrigy. 6. a imi's l'ekseope is compiled with skill and judgment, anti I contains mach cleanable miscralimeotis intormation, par.iculArly on swam porno( ..ral Winery. 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