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WHEN it is considered how much the Arts of Cardiaat.on have contributed to thr comeirt and hap. rises of Society, and what numerous and important improve ments have accrued tut thee: Arts by recent duieuverieti, in va. s boas Wenches of espiTri.rimital Philniophrot cannot be deein ed neoeatrr to adir.uive many arguments to *hew the great ad vantages that might ar .e to the Community from pacing the knowledge of these im e a.cirements within the rich o the . pithliir in general, and more particularly the rising Youth of that Metismolvs. In addition to this consideration, Par nts and Alluters wall account it a maitre - of no small moment, that their efllipriag, and those unifier meir cure, shookd have an opportu nity aaal.Ne ur lira , : a week, to 41.• vote two or dires h.,ora nt the averting to thr beneficial purpiase of acquiring practical know ied4e, useful to theasielves„and to the pubic, netcad of s?eivi• lag their tittle in unprofitable puteaks. 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The Monthly Reviewers, aft....r having spoken c.l the u .in of such a Work as the present, process' to :late their opinion as I'd:lows : " Fortunately fur the public, this task has devolved on a gentleman, whose talents and opportunities eminently qua li!sy him fur discharging it with fidelity and reputation, 'Die high expectations with which we sat down to this book have not been disappointed : and we are enabled to commend equal ly the propriety of the p'an, and the diligence of the execu tion. Accuracy of painting, and perspicuity of expre:sion, distinguish the present description: from those of many of the author's predecessors. 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Kearslev, Fleet-sireet ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow ; and Archer and Col • bert, Dublin. •,e The Natural History of Fishes, by the same Author, will be published in the ensuing vpring, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 21st JANUARY, 1803. THE Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty's Navy, do hereby give Notice, that on Tuesday the Ist of February they will be. ready to receive Tew:ers, in taritiy, (seated top) an.i treat for Five hundred Thonsand Galetstm.e, or Beaten inflow nod's, not less that Forty-eight In.ehesin Lose, fit fur n'aLeng Coopers TtAgs; and for Clue Thousandllatti of English I ' l4 o for the Use of the Cooperage. T. be annvera.hle to samples to be produced with Me respective Tenders; to be Mitered the Rods in Three, and the Fogs m Tuelve Months, ty trga'..3r blanthly Proportions, into tht I ielueliing Stares at Deptford, awl to be paid far by Bills, payable, uith interest, tangly Days 4"; tr Date. N. B N. 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THE Costa:is:loners for Vittualling bit Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday the ,2d dry of February next, they will be ready to rereive Tenders in writing, (sealed np) and treat for the sale of One Hundred Hogsheads of Vic:inia Tobacco, now ijing in his 3fa;e4ry'a Tobacco ICarchoow, on Tower-Hill, ( where .):mples therey map he lIKII upon appliretto.: to Como Gordon, 12.1.) to he taken away at the expeace,f she fur chaser, within the space o f One Month, jiwg the flay of Sale. Dept,s;t of Tirentg-five per Cent. is to be made at the time of Sole ; dad the remainder of the Purehase Dlu,ay is to be paid bt, fore the Tobacco shell he remored from the Wareb,uses. And 01l Persons who may think proper to make Tinders upon the said occasion, are dolt, d to take Notise, that no regard Lill Le had to auy Tender in which the price shalnot he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Tkard hcl.re One o'rlo,•k on the said Wednesday, the iturf neat, nor e:,t te,s the Person who makes the Tender, 3r WWI Pusan an his te h:qf atten,:i, to answer when cah'ed .tor. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, JAN. 27, IiIU3 THE Commirs:oners for Viavaltrig Hit 11l ajes:y . r nary do hereby due .Yatire, That ou treineklay next tI of Febroa.y, then trill be ready to receive Tenders in Writing, (scaled up) and treat lOr One Hundred Begs of Kentish Hope, of the growth of the .icur 1801, to he delivered t s demond.ed into His Atliesty's Vietualli:,: Stores at Dept/Ord ; to In: anstoerab4 to Samples to be produced with the Tends s, and to be paid jar by Bills payable with Interest Ninett, Day.: after date. . 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