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• rt 141, 1111 ela U, . in Ic ae co u ewt tan, tl at S an 4, Ir• • r. in it , i at, L, • CMOS, Pr lett. I • rog• 1054 Unit In, oriel of to Me• Coq. , to Esq. ite4 the 4 a II!, 1011 4 v umscit 1508.) `, ':: KII4G'S THEATRI. (Perorate SS, 11137. THE Nobility and Gentry , Subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, are moil respeelfrill• infnrmed, that the following principal Performers are already engaged f a trio Theatre, for the miming Season of Operas, ea. Singers—r Madame Cataiani, Prima ,Donria Sarin Prima jeffs—essalata. Madame Duaseck. Signora Maria IA/oolrich, s4 „ or Kith'', Signor Morelli, Signor Braghetti, Signot Rowdily>, Signor De Giovanni. Deshayrrs, Mons. Moreau, Mons. Robert, MA Coalfield, Afadesnoirwllo Prole, Madame Deshayirs. RalletMarter, Mr D'Egville—Leader of the Band, Mr. Werrirll.-.Principal Painter, Mr. Agri .--Mechanist, Mr. Suonainti, Poct..—Mr. Seguin, Tailor, and sjyer.nrenrtant of the Wardrobe. s t„.. ‘ ,lm, amend other prineipal Performers, both Singers and p...„.., Sod olio a C Imposer, are engsged to come from • ~; , 'oat in the present unusually married, arid coarse. • rincertain stall of intercourse with the Continent, rtviorrtlit'S will net be held out to the Subscribers an 8 er raro part of the Establishment of tie Dvrra for the nest mo m, before they actually arrive in this country ; and toe p a, ef the Subscriptires of which the Subscribers wrll have the m eal intimation remotely rent them, will be duly ; , TO• e., tie sole of expewie really incurred toe the Corn pan of Principal Performers, vibe shall at last is idataimed, ad roamer. Ti. intirew Ornaments of the Theatre whl be MAIN. Filtrid, and telll Sours newly furnished and decorated, nosh' to the opening of the ensuing season. the ofice in the liaymarket will be opened for business, c c Monday the 16th of November; in the meantime, any woman& of the Nobility and Gentry (Subetribers, or of wig persons respecting the prrangenients of this Theatre, le the approaching 1011/011, addressed to the Iblausger at his boar, No 31, Long Acre, will be respectfully recetwod, end eery regard and attention ;mid M them. JAS• H. D'EGVILLE, Acting : THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANg. THIS PRESENT EVENING. Nov. 5.1807. Twit majwitvW Servants wsll velum a New Comedy, is Eve Os, TIME'S A TELL TALE. The Chsraftra by Mr. Raymond, Mr. Ouster', Mr. Ma. tkrws, Nth Parton, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Russell, Mr. De Comp, Mr. Msddoelts: MIN Mellon, Mrs. H. bialons, Moat Dun. al, Mrs. Sparks, &c. &c. In Aet II a Dance. In Act V. a Song by MISS Denton. The Prologue se be spoken by Mr. Eyre, and tha Epilogue In Mr. Elliston. To •hack will be added, the Comic Opera of ROSINA. . Mr Ettville, Mr. G i bbon ; Captain Igelvilte, Mr Dignum ; Milani, Mn. Da Ponta (her third appearance in that enc. newt). Rosin., Miss Lynn (her third appearance iii that dumber .; Plimbc. Mrs. Wand. To-marioe, Love for Love r Mist Prise. Mrs Jordan ; after which (second time), the revived Pane of The Divorce. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT'-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 5, 1807, •ill be revived, the Tragedy of THE COUNT OF NARBONNE. Plywood, Mr. Keinble ; Aavtin. Mr. Pope; Theodora, Mr. C Reinhle; Fabian, Mr. Mainly. HmMn,u, Mi.. Siddou, ; Adelmile, Maw Norton; Jacqueline, Miss Waddy. whieh will be odd 4, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MO I HER GOOSE ; - OR, THE GOLDEN WO. Mother Gars", Mr Simmons; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, M. BOogna, Jun.; 'Squire Bugle, afterwards C6,vn Mr. Gnmodi CAllinalte. afterwards Columbine, Mim Bru•ow. Tammany Bommand Joliet ; with Harlequin and Mother Coate; or, The Golden Egg The Pi/bile are empectfully informed, that a New Comic Carta, raildh has been some time in preparation, win be per tained, for the first time, on Thursday next. The Music amaneed by Mr. Shield. ASTLIT'S OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE, STREET, STRAND. latabtslieri by Authority of tin Lord Chamberlain. THIS EVENING will be presented, 4th time, a Catedoniaa Ballet of Action, *ailed OLD ROBIN CRAT.--Aftee which, the (atromite MINUET, by TWO HORSES, rede by the two ASTLEYS, and a PAS SEUL ►r a THIRD —Mira Imam will sang " The glad Trumpet annuls a ♦ictoy y" her fourth appearance for a few Evenings longer, the Spectacle of 'THE I'ULISH TY• ROlT....Singutar EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, Drunken Pexant, &c —To conclude with the Conan Pantomime caied, HARLEQUIN and the THREE SISTERS. Particulars in the Both of the Day. Doom tot's! opened at Six o'clock--begin at Sev:n precisely. ....Second Pace at Nine oinosk —Plume taken train Ten tall Three. • e • TM above Entertainments will w laid aside after this vrtk, to make mom for other Nove.ties, which base bassi some unas in preparation. BY ORDER OF THE GRESHAM COMMITTEE. M OTICE is hereby given,, That the GRE. -LI 511 AM LECTURERS will read their I.ECTURES in the R. appointed for that Purpose, over the tiath East Sda d Ms Royal Exchange, at Twelve o'Cieck at Neon. in L‘TIN, and at One tit.:lnck in the Afternoon, in ENGLISH, donne the present Michaettmaa Term t The Lecturers are to read ott the LLys undermerh tkuutt. - _ John Henry Parker, A. M Divinity. TUESDAY, Thomas Taylor, L.L U Civil Law. WEDNESDAY. Peter Sindiford, A M Astronomy. WEDNESDAY, Thendoie Aylward. M.D. and Richard Jelm Samuel Stevens, Mune, at Two in the Afternoon. MURSUAY, Sarusi Kandy, D.D. Geometry. FRIDAY. Joseph Waugh, AJI Rhetoric. SATURDAY, Cbrittopbot Stanger, M.D. Physic. ~IR. Dancing and Fencing Mar ter, Llemused by Act of Pllfitalllellt, has the honour hi inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, that he gives Private Les. in the Fashionable SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS, every "'J.,. Wednesday, and Friday, from ten until four in the ,m., and from seven saw ten in the Evening. Terms, 'tot L...nisi for One Gleides —Orh w wise Mr. taillway SIM ti enniplete either Lady or Gentleman iu sixteen La '',"lss ft hi Dance in any Amentbly in this Kingdom. Mr. t.itleay'r Assembly Room is open every Monday Evening h. en eight until eleven o'clock, where mine bet Lahr and twntlemen of Respectability are admitted —A good Sind of 14214 c attends.--Mim Gillway has the homier to inform Ladies, that she teaches the Puns.-forte, at Tam Guineas per *anger, and the Harp, Six Lessons tot One Guinet.-.44e. Lower Jarowhetreet Id 1U IN CRAM, Ladies' sad Gentlernea's Hair . A Cutter,superior style, who has had Info rm ;n!nce with Viekery.MIINTNAM tw ir l leave to the hohility andGentrr, that he has employed men of the irst *bailees for HAIR-CUTTING and DRESSING. A goat .sumeekt of Ladies Full Head Drage% made with beautiful long hair, with the vety beet materials. Great variety of La. den ' emirs• Head-Oreeses made to lwik as natural es hair ?roue on the lead. An 'summing a Gentlemen's Crops, made with this very belt material,, with ersry article in Or naments! M. returns his sincere thanks to the ?Liebe for the i.thertage lie has hitherto experieheol, and wul uw , toire , his utmost exertions to went a CO4IIIIIUMICC of biters. ►f'altase, No. IV, Tarinesk-stint, count-pilau ELEGANT EDITION OF DR. BLAIR'S SERMONS. This day a published. in 3 colonies rico. in a larg,, clear Type, and on one keyal Paper, with a new Portrait at tikd Author, engraved by Curlon, from an original Piero—. by Raeburn, in the possession of Sir John Macobetion, Batt. rice SI. in MM.* a New Edition of eF.RMONi, y HifGH BLAIR, D.D.F.R.S. 0 Edinburgh, ene of the Ministers of the High Church,and 'Professor of almond and Relies Leitrim in else Unimnity of Edinburgh. To which is prefixed, a 01011 Account of the Life and Writing of the A uthnr. By lames FrnLeyrnu, DD. Printed for T. Cadell and W Davies, Strand, and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, another Edition (the Twenty fifth) in a vols. dein, Bse. piece IL I la. in boards.—Any of the volumes gold sepa.ate. Al 4). by the same Authne, LECTURES on RHETORIC ant BELLES LE rnus, volumes octavo, Tenth Edition, price 11. Is. beards. MR. GILPIN'S SERMONS —NEW EDIfIoN.. This day is pu6lnhed, in I.ur Volumes. Octave, price 11. $,. in boards (any of the Volumes sold separate), a New Edi tion, belay the Fourth, of SMONS preached to a COUNTRY CON OR EGATION. To which are eddrd, a few HINTS far SERMONS; jimmied chiefly for she use of the yogurts Corp. lif WILLIAM GILPIN, M.A. Prebendary of Salisbury, and VIGO' of 11.4dre, m New Forest. Printed for T. Cartel! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, 1. L7CPOSITION of the NEW TESTAMENT; its tended as an Introduction to the Study of the Scriptural, by pointing out the leading same and cumin:duo ul the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, 2 sots. Bra. I4s. Y. LECTURES on the CATECHISM of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. Fifth Edition, 12roo. 34. S. DIALOGUES no VARIOUS SUBJECTS. B.n. V.. 4. THREE DIALOGUES on the ANIUSSMEN IS of CLERGYMEN. Second Edition, Si. fal. And all Mr Gil:rin's ether Works • 1/ t rtf 1,0 TIIURSDAY. NOVEMBER s, ►BO7. TWELVE O'CLOCK 'Etl-MORROW, FORTY THOUS AND POUNDS for the Fast- Drawn Ticket, it may be 60,0001. If the First-drawn is Supplementary, the holder bas • fair chance for the L.V0,000 Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, of enlv 6,oooTickets. J. WARNER, No.l6,Catnbill, recommend; an immediate purchase, at the public have only a few hours inure before tee Grand ?ma ot L 40,000 mutt he determined. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket half l'.) II 0 Eighth Quarter FORTY THOWSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DR AWN TICKET, AT Twelve &Clock To-Morrow Morning : It may be I. 60,000, being the only opportuialty that was ever offered of m►ktng so Lora Fortune (or a trifle. Sir JAMES BRANSCOMIS k CO recommend an imp*. dime purchase, or the opportunity will be for ever lust of ob taining the momentous Prise of 1.40,000. 'rickets and Shares are on sale at their truly Lucky Lottery O6's:m.ll(4nm, Cornhilt, and May mukat. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket Half LIO 1$ 0 I Leith LI 16 0 cinaitaa THE DISPENSARY, No. IS, Soho-square, boing open to the poor has coots,buied considerably to the mitt SII'LLSSILTRY's ANTI-SCURRU ric DRYIPS hay,: gained, by ascertaining it, efficacy at a medicine in cast• of Seruphula, Gout, Rheumatism, Eruptions, and Nervous DUl mhos, dependant on the tio-tructious of the stomach and intes- tines, and in all those con.. !Aims of diffused Pile, Mile!e at , _ met bus lost its effect by frequent use. It is requisite to caution the public •vtinyt nivel...mil, any others, but those 'nestling the monde " By the King's Patent," on the bustle, bill of ssli n, te.-oiona, and •utatilv wraplser t Writhe, With the Duty, printed in black ink; sold in linttles of Ss. ; double bottles Ills.; ferret 11. 2a.; duty included. MR. GISISORNE'S SERMONS, NEW EDITION. This day is piablahed, in Two Volumes Octave, Price 164 is boards, (the V...lusaas sold separate also), a New Editsuo, h.,u g tl.. Fourth, of SERMONS, by the Re•. THOMAS GIG BORNE. M. A. • Printed fur T Gdell and W. Davies, Strand. . Of whom mar he hid, by the Immo Author, 1. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN RIFLI - and of History as (cemeeted with tho littrodoctios of Curl lianity, and with its Progress to the prnent Tone. In ten.led pritn.trav for t►e Use of yoeng Persons, of either Sex, during the C oote of pisblia or of private Education, Ste. 4th k. !it tun, c....reetnit, St. is ►eerd.. 2. An INQUIRY We the EII:FIES or MEN in the higher 'rut estd4ie Cte.ses of Society in Great Britwn, resulting fr..in they respect me Stations, Is retest ens, an.l k pluy meals, V soli 7th Etl.t. n, 14s. tit be3rets 3. An INQUIRY into the DU fin of the FEMALE SEX, Aro. 7th Edittuu, 6s. in board•. •.• Anothef Fdition, in Duodecimo, price 4s. in hoards 4. The FItIfSCIPLES of MURAL PHILOSOPHY, in 'enigma and appherl tu the C.iiistitution of Civil S•K:ety. 4th corrected and en!rargrd. 'lo wh•ch is added, a New admen, will' an Appendix, of Remarks on the late Decision of the Douse of Cor.s.nons respected' the Abolition of the Nese Trade, ere 7s. re liverds. 5 W ‘LiCS in a FOKLST; or, ?news descriptive of S.-vnery and Incidents char. reniti: of a Forest at different Seasons of tits Year, 6tli Latin's, corrected Elegantly printed In thart Volume, and adorned with rlate,, 6s. in beard, 6. POEMS, Sacred and Moral, 94 Editing, with Addition/. Elegantly printed in thie Vntuuns, and adurucd with Plates, 6.: in hoards INTENDED NATIONAL LIGHT AND HEAT COM PANY. THE few remaining Shares of the last 5000, ere now selling, at 111. each, in eider to in eerie the fund fee charges, sail to b a te the subrcribed capital of Intiolniul. free Porn every costs, bur those of ttrei application for the intended purpose. 'I Ise whole tete already deposited is about 31,0001 of which 26,6101. are vested in Exchequer VIII, at 30. per cent per diem, lodged in the Bank of England. The kase of N.i. 97 tied 116, Pa.L. Mall, has been Irmght to light the streets, Ste. from those piewtioes, whit* it now ekecuting. Subacriptions, therefore, continue to be received at Sir 14 Ithithain and C0..,' Oise. , church.street ; Messes D.%41.11r9 and Co '5, Pall Mall i and at the Offen, as eb.• tt the Country Links The price of 101. per share is much cheater than those in say ether ce,terre, of much Ins prtspea or iliportance Lectures sod Experiment: continue on Tuesday for the Members of the House a 01171171011 S and Lord,; and on Wial needay, as usual, fur the Subscribers, until the e d of No reicher. F. A wlNsoe. Inrenior and Patentee of Gas Lights. Pall-Mall, Oct. 25, 1447 The old Stan., Share Receipts will be 'evolved, and Vouches urea instead. THE LONDON GENUINE NINE COMr \NY. FOR THE IMPORT VIION OF PORT, mAimaA, AND SHERRY Wl\ ts TilE PUIIi,IC are reepeafolly informed, that the tee Company Lavirse 'await honoured with titi unwires sae -ppreval nt some of the most dieceitimg, tingutst•ed, and etuinent characters, continue to receive dep.. sits for Shares. To those yet unacquatmet with the Plan, it stay '‘e simper to an , ounce, that the Unmeant's grind object Is, to tup;ily Vintner., and all Retailers of Wine, as w.•:1 the Public, who am Sunsetibers to the concern, troll Wine in the genuine Rate, as importei; (ro•n Madeira and I.t.rtlical. Thus, the tablet of the anuent will be enr:c:t..tl with a .:ore aut exhilnating juice; whtb the invalid may b, orinfideiv, that in ri sorting to Wise ti a Medicine, he nia gai3 an the benefit which, by its invigorating qualities it is awe to tro urn to the constitution. l'hu Coital is to be 501,0001 to be raised in 561, Shares; 11 per Sham to be paid at the time of •dhembing ; S 1 in a month afterwards; Si. in two imaiths; 81. in three %tomtits; 31. in four minths; and 41. in •;iit rnolths; and no .1 to exceed hi. ;is-, cent. nor be oftener repeated than 1.. u• ernes iu 1 year. The Mar.ager of the concern, evilly titres mount. is to make oink berme the Lord . ...tapir. that all thu Wine sold the preceding quarter, is genuine-; and it will ter ;smiles made on purpose fur the Company, and leal.d WWI their seal. The advantages that will accrue from this institntinn n ob• 'ions; as the Suhecresers will, vigilant risk, iss ore to gain at kart 23 per cent on their respective Snares. Arkled to this, the ylsn, which the Coin,iany are deter tuned tr priv,ue, of taking small subscriptions, renders it possible for almost every clam to avail thernselset of the beisehta which mutt ultra mutely arise form this establishment. Daily attendance is given at the Crews and Rolls Rooms, Chancery-lane, from eleven to two; where snoscriptions arc received, and rieiptetlllllll may lie haul; and also by Me qrs. Savanna and Co., bankers, Lombar.l..!reet; Messrs. Drvnon and Co. banker, Pall-mall: and Mr. Wald, Juo. the S.,licitar, CgsUeritmet, iltelconmquare. NEW PUULICATIONS. THE following valuable Boob were, during the last seeton, minted for T. CADELL and W. DA VIES. in the Strand: 1. The HISTORY of the WORLD, front the Reign of Aleland.a to that Augustus, comprehending the latter ages d European Greece, and the History of the Greek king. dome ie Asa end Allies, front their Fouhdation to their Oe struction: with; preliminary Survey of Alexander's Connin-vs, and an Emanate of bet Plans for their Coinondation and lin jimvement. By John Gullies, LLD. F.R.S. and S.A. and Historiographer to His Majesty for Scotland, ( Moho, of the Bitterly of Ancient Greece, &c ) Handsomely possum is * eel. 4t,. price 41. 4.. in board.. 1 The HISTORY of the lIOUSF. of AI/STRIA, from li the Foundation of the minimal be khodnlith of liatsburel., in the thirteenth ceivury, gi tog death ot the late Elopers, Leopold the Seemed by the Rev. William Coin , ' A.M. ' F.K.S. and V S A. Archdeacon of Wilts, hector of Homer too, &r. Hariderintely printed in 9 vols. 4to. with a Map and Gen.mlogiesl Tablet. ;size 51. is in hoards. ••• A very few copies on large paper, 111:11s. In boards. - S MAGNA BRITANNIA l being a concise Topographi- cal Account of the several Counties of Great Britain. by the her. Daniel L. tons A.hf F.R.S. FA. and L.S. Ryder of tudinerson.Gfeentlinshim; end Samuel Lyons., Esq r.R S Lot V.A.S. teener of His Majesty's Records in the 'fewer of Lenient. Volume the First, contenting Bedfordshire, Berk shire, and Buckmgnamehire. Handennely printed hi One lairs Volume 4to. with forte. four plates of Maps. Ault- Jtc price :A. S.. in hoards A few copies on super-royal paper, with first impressions of the !fates, price 51. 51. in ir.girds. , . •,,t , The mmecorhl Volume, containing Cambridgeshire, Chile shire, and Cornwall, is in a state of cuammderabli• inwardness. 4 Pstt the Vint, containing twenty-four Vmemea in Beid ',midden*, beelishirs, god Itvekingharnelume,• at BRITANNIA DYTICTA; a Series of Views, of the most Mistenstnig mud pkturesque nhjetts um Great Britain, engraved from drawii.gs by !Vivien. Barrie, religion, Smith, Tuttle., Akmiander, dec. by Wiiltaiu Hyme, S price SI. 3e. in Yar n s, or ora large ',Joe?, pith implosions of the plates, price GI 6e. •.• The &Wee Works, which illustrate eai•l other, may be bad, done up together, and the continiistiun rat each will tegmmlsrly at the same pentode, arranged in the sane 111401101, and rioted on papers el corresponding size and sodality. 3. CALFEVINII 1 or, An Accohnt, Historical and Topo graphic, of North Wows, frees the mint ancient to the pre sent times. With a Dihtensary tit Places, Choregraphic:id And Philological, (to be completed la Four Vo lumes ) the Flllll. Bi Gc4tVe Cheittiels, F.R S. and S A. H.ind roissely primed in 41i. and illustrated 1.. a .cry aeentate 111a;i of With Britain, during the Bytish and Roman times, and other lingravings 1 pace flt.at 113 boa:rt., and • few Copies on leagnial paper, pike 41. 1t5.6.1. This If4ionse is divided iota Ince peel 4s. nook 1. contains Sc amend of ti .s Abonginert, their Ntaithers, Religion, and Anghphabes, with tin Rowan l'ra.na from the Invanoo Agricola, iti A D. AO, t the, Abdication In 446—RookY. smitalos the Ilias , sy if the rth•, tho Railnuemo Britons, the Sehosts, add the hmts, hoot A.p. 446, to $43 —Boat 111..comprrhendo lb: iainy of the United Plots and Sccitt'of Stsatadlyde, Osilosiay, and Lothian, Ac. front A.D. $431. 147. With the Eceleolowneal Hlsiort, Laos, Mso• nen Cattonts Asstioußies, Lcareiug, and Language, of this perst . 4.o4l3Mt kV. tootalos au Atanunt of the Seeto-balart History of Ittoilo.ted Efesdoleas of SgMlausis A D. loll? to 1361 i, wands, Ke:ick.ss.ical /Lanny, Law, '.Nieces, irinteneree,Shippine, aurl Agneti'turi., duo.' t h e The Values w eatScluded by Suppiemealiel lr sews of an't.cquent tiniei,darsti .0 the present day. 4. A VOY AGE to Cett..IIIN.CHIM A, in the years 1742 atil 179 J, containing o.,datasal View of the valuable Pro. • duction., and the Politieat Inspouance, if this siounahing and att.') or LlMpeasi Sate.a.nants as wars vi sited on the voyage; wan ;!:holies of the Manson, Chavader, and Coladitioa, of theu several I.tha'aitaots. To which .11 ate mans& on Ace outs of a Journey aside in the years 1491 ..rid 11104, to the Itvantence of the Chief o: the Bo.istrisewa NSW/S s limos Wm renso.est point In 'the inti-ri.e of Southern Africa to which Eurapeam have buttons penetrated. The facts mad descripts taken (runt a hlathe.cript Journs , with a Chive of the Route. By John Rayne Fsq. F.R.S. Author o: " Travels is Soothing A:rica,'• s` Tie, eisi in Chi is." Vega , * printed, hs 410. and illustrated oath Twenty En gravings, eolourvil sitar the oniinal Draw;i:gs by Mr. Aleltea der sad Mr. Vanl:l, and • Map. Price ill. r 4. to boards. 7. A JOURNEY from MADRAS tit • oath the Countries of MYSORE, CAs: ARA, sod NIAl..\ l;Alt, performed un der she olden of the Moss Souls true Marquis; Wa:lesiay, Go vernor-General of India, Inv the express purpose of I ir....tgat. big the state of Agriculture, Arts, and Commerce, the I:e• %ion, Marna., and Customs, the tlissoly, Savona% and Civil, and Antiquities, in the dominions of the Raja'. oi Nlysnre, and the countnes iniguired by the Honourable t..st Lida Com pany, in the late and former wars, from Tippoo Sultaun. By Frames Buchanan, NU rit.s and F.S A. Fellow of the Anatac Sorely of Calcutta, tad in the Medical Set vice of Honourable Company, on the Bengal E.taidishment. Pub. limited under the authority and patronage of the Honourable the D:reauti of the Bast lint% Co openy. Kleganny printed, in flute Volumes, 4toe and illuvtrateil by a Map, awl nu meeius ether Engravinp. Price 61.6 a. us beard., vie on large paper, price 91.9,. in boards. B. A TOUR ti SfIEERAZ, by the Route of KAZ ROOM ant ELERUZARAD, with various Remarks on the Maisons, Customs, learn, language, and Literature or . the Penians. To which is added, a History of Pen's, from the Death of humans Khan, to the Sithvereson of tl.. ?.tend nasty. By Edward :acute Warms, Ems or the B-ogal Cull Litatslisbuseot. Depot!, printed, In 4tn. and d ustrafed by Two Portraits, from Origi a al Nev ares rime It. ha„. in Iboards, er viii Royal paper ' price li. 16s. i n bo a rds 11. 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