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I kor 7tr ';;ILF:11 r vc , • •••1 v.° ..&• -v. ityr Airrittob qartiros,o 4 3 ift . ' 9f 1 ~~ O R, 01 0 R .7V I JV - G NUMBER 301 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 14 Fleet:Jute, Ign.3. • . , T HE Cantas;:riontrs fdr i r ittustiling Majesty's Nara, 'do hereby give Notice, that an Titesday the 22d . Bottom, they vat •be ready to reedy', Millen, in writing, (lstraleii op) and treat for Fier Hundred Thousand Goldstone, or Iran Willow Rods, not Ins thins Forty-eight lachesin Levet, fit fltr wakiite Coopers Twirl; aid for One Thousand Bolts of English Flap fir the Use of the Cooper.ige. To lie suiswerable to Landes to be .produced with the respective Tenders ; Jelin-red the Boas in Three,. and the Flags in Twelve Months, ly 'Toler alontlity Proportions, hits the riedualliag Stores at Deptford ; and to he paid for by Bills, payable, with laterrstobirty Day:after Date. N. B. kir -fender for - s lets 2uantity than-Fifty Thounntl Rods still be received. 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The endeavour of the author is to recal our pietry from the fantastical excess of refinement to sirrisslic.ty and na ture. The account of this (L.-41;m, and its probable eff.cts-upon modern reas!er4, is so very sensibty given in the introduction, that we shall illS.rt the passage at large. " We do not often f:nd expressions that' we esteem too fami liar, or deficie;it in d'gnity; on the coutriry, we think that the author has succeeded ;n att Lining that judicious d .gree of sasii phcity, which accoinsnotlat a itaeil w.th rase, even to the Lrne. It is not by pomp of words, but by enzrey of thoug'it, rid sublimity is most successfully achieved; and we inf Dimly prefer the simplic.v, even of the most unadorned tale sn this volume, to all the meretricious frippery of the Darwinian fie. .. Critic, Oct. 1799. 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To which are sliNoined, the wise Sayings, Precepts, Maxims, and Reflec tionS, of the most illustrious Ancients " The Proverbial wisdom of the populace in the streets, on the road:, and in the markets, instructs the ear of him who stalie.s man, more fully than a thousand rules ostentatiously arraog I.avater's Aphorisms. Oxford :''rioted by matter and Monday, for R. S. Kirby, Paternoster-row, London ; and sold by ali the Booksellers. Thu Day is p•oblished, pnee Dna Shilling and Sixpence, F LORIBELLE; or, The Tale of the Foreste; A BALLAD: In Four Parts. In imitation of the Ancient Style. Printed and sold by Slauer and Munday, for the Author; and sold by R. S. Kirby, Paternoster-row, London. This Day is published, price 10'. 6,1. large Paper, and 7s. 6d. small Paper, s..3ted, NASCITA; Carattere, c Aleuni Fatti Notabili di LUIGI XVI. Re di Francia. Seta Prigiouta nel Tenipio, tradotta dal Giornale del Signior CLERY, C-Nmeriere dcl Re; Con Una Bruce Appendice al Giornle. Printed and sold by Slatter and Monday, Oxford ; sold also by R. S. Kirby, Patcruostor-row, London. - • This Day was published, the Second Edition, in Three large Volumes, 12mo, price 16s. 6d. in boards, T 4 ETTERS addressed to a YOUNG MAN, 1 on his first Entrance into Life, and adapted to the pe• culiar Cireuinstances or the present Times. By Mrs. WEST: Printed for Longman and Reis, No. 59, Paternoster-row. " We have often had occasion to review and to corninend the Compositions of this female Author, whose principles are sound, arid whose general style of writing is correct and ele g .nt. The Work before us is addressed to her Son, the same 1 midi, as wc wha is the subject of the Eighth Sauget in the first volume of those Poems which site published in 1799, and on which we bestowed the tr.bute of deserved applause. T.•ese volumes may be considered as a valuable ad dition to the library of youth, in the dangerous interval be tween childhood and adolescence. The doctrines they tea..ii are orthodox, temperate, uniform, and liberal ; and tire man ures they recommend are what every judicious parent would wilt her sun to adopt. " Th , s Work appears to be so highly.valuable, that we feel ourselve.s called upon, by the duty we owe to the British Youth, to give it every extensive examination. 0 We so hearty concur in her opinions, every subject which she treats appears to us so important; and so highly entitled to the atte..tive cottdderation of Youth, that we feel doubtful from what part to make our extracts." British Critic, Sept. 1801. S.-e also the G2ntleinares Magazine, Aug 1801, and The Guarilian of kalucauoli, Ma! 18ta. r