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F NEW THILITRIAOYAL ' COVENT ti•RDEN. 'TII IS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Nov. lacy, will be perfumed, a Greed btcle-Draluatic Opera,ia duce acts, ratted, THE EXILE. _ Count Chick, the Exile, Mr. Fgerton; Governor of Si beria, Mr. Muutien; Baron Alitruitoff, Mr. Liston; Count Calmar, Mr. &Minty ; Macao, Mr. Young; Rinssiti Mr. Murray; Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elizabeth, Miss Logan ; Setiosa, Mrs. Fleinphrirs; Alexia', Mrs. IL Johnston; 6ntharioe, Mrs. Diet:Hos. In Act 11. the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. To which will he added, the Farce of lti HE A PRINCE? Baron Crickenberg, Mr. Mau.len; Count Rom-Odom, 111 r. Liatou; Mr. Bluff berc, Mr. Blanchard; Captaigs dorf, Mr. Joe; Muritz, Mr. Farley. Miss Crachrnberg, 3lra. Dareeport ; Carohue, Mies !Sarum. 5.011C1, 75.; Secoerl Price, at. am. ; Second Prier, e5...-Gallery, is.; &rood Price, to —Upper Gallery, is. To-inorrim, The Romnu Father, mad Doe Juaa --Du Fri day, A Cure fo- the Heart Arise; with Who Wins? or, The Whluw'sChoice.-011 Saturday, The Basilisk Fleet is 134 a With The Jew sod The Doctor. LYCEUM THEATRE. UNDER THE SPECIAL LICENSE Olr THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN , Granted fur the present Season to the joint application of all parties pi imeipally interested. rptlEIR MAJESTIES' SERVANTS, ing the COMPANY of the Isle DRURY LANE ' THF.ATRE, will, THIS PRIMP:NT WEDNESDAY,' New. 39, ttutp, perform' the Comic Opera of THE HAUNTED TOWER. Baron of Oakland, Mr. Dowtoa; Baron de Courey, Mr. Holland Lord William, Mr Philipps; Edward, Mr. Russell ; Lewis, Mr. Smith ; Robert, Sir J. Smith ; Mar lin, Mr. Palley. Lady 'Minor de Courry, Aln. Orger ; Adele, Miss Kelly. To which mill be added (nth time), a New Farce, in Two Act', called NOT AT HOME! The Characters by Mr. Melvin, Mr. Mathews, Mr. De Camp, Mr. Holland, Mr. Palmer, r. Osbetry, Mr. J. Smith, Mrs. Omer, Mrs. Mathews, e. fie. In Act I. a Song (composed by Mr. Kelly). Boxes, Gs.; Second Price, as —Pit, is. 6d. j Second Price, os —Caltery, 4a ; Second Price, Is —Upper Gallery, is ; Second Price, lid. The New Farce of Not at Home'. was again received with increased applause, and will be repeated To-morrow. To-morrow, The heir at Law.—On Friday, first time this mann, The !Loney Motor—Oa Saturday, The Deena*. PANTHEON, OXFORD-STREET. ALGRAND MASQUERADE . for the BE NEFIT of PRISONERS CONFINED for SMALL DENTS, wilt tote place here THIS I:VESING. Ticket, Ist. etas, Refrezhineuts and Suppur included Five Shillings out of each ticket and diinr.nioarl to tie given to the Society fur Relienug Pei suns Confined fur Small Debts. N. B. The Soviet, will appoint a person to receive the cheeks at the dour. Tickets to he had at all ttse Masquerade Warehouses; at Liintnei's Hotel, Cusulait-stint; Stevens's, Bund-street ; Vere-stis et ; Lerelis, London Cuffeelidiise, Loolgote.101; Stactol's, St. Paul's Co re-house; Gran;e s, Phreadilly ; at the Pautheola ; and at Ward's, Bond-street. This day is published, elegantly penned on a 6ne paper to Tem Volum:aOctavo; T price in boards, ita• CANTINEN AI. EXCURSIONS; or, Tours into regret, flieitierlstud, sod Germany, in 17112, 17147, 01 , 11 17u9. With a Description of Psis, and the Glaciers of Savoy : To this ore added, Observations apoo the Dts roiliest.' of the Frrneh previous to the Revolution. By the Rev. THOMAS PENNINGTON, M.A. Rector of Throley, Hails, Chaplain to Edward Lord Ellen bonnier, cod late Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Printed for F. C. audJ Riviagtoa, 6.t, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, Igo, Piccadilly. Lately published, the 6th edition, price 2s. 6d. A TItEATISE on DISEASES of the UII.E- J - S. TURA, prirticulmly describing the symptoms attend iug Strictures, Oltst ruction% Fistulas, lacoutinency of Urine, &case. To which is added, a variety of rams, *hew ing the efficacy of • Dames • Medicated Reaves, soil a new and satin unshod of tematirg a guitorrhrea; also, remarks 011 Carotin Kopeks ' site extracts Com verities authors, t v I formly proving the ilauger and iiieffwaey of caustic. By WILLIAM DUFOUR, Surgeon, Sole Proprietor and Veinier of Harita's Medicated Boogies. Published by Callow, No. 16, Crown-court, Soho ; sad the Author, No. 53, FriiiiMrett, Soho. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, AND CO. R ESPECTiqI LEX inrnrin the Public. ThatT El S sad SHARES for the ensuing STATE Lot - lElff are now on !4ale at their Office, Na. rj.l, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE. The Scheme contains 4 • of s,rruct of tome And Stu of To be ail drawn its i/NE DkY I It it:: teal J l'A 1;1 .ACK ;, maile by DAY and MARTIN —This invaluable Composition, with half the meal labour, produces the rduot brilliant Jet ►luck ever beheld, of peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not lain the lineal been, is perfectly free front any novice want smell, .u 4 will retain its virtues is any climate. Sold, Wholes:l;c, by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, No. 97, High Ilotb.nn. P.etail, by F. Day, No. 7, Taristnek-street %V. I)sy, so, leralinw-strcrt ; Axtel, NO I, Finch-lane; the priouipal huntinakers, Perfumers, ►n4 Oilmen, is the Me er cythut, a•ul in every Toon thimighuot the United kingdom, Cane bottles, pro e la. tid. encl. titi I'IiIiSONAL. Al PtiAIt.INCL. ttes. , :i.sad Hcaith room* hr more essentially promoted t'...att by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth ;:. NE‘lFtv MI • RESTO RAT IVE TOOTH l'olllllElt, basin; received the approba tion of the first fientry, and a eVI/VrOtli Politic, by an extensive etnitomption for a scrim of years, as Weil as slez outstation of its superior exorllenc.:, from analysis of its c.ouponctit pats, by ilia most distitiguialitsl Medical eLarreirm, who Veer pronounced it the most p:ensant Tooth Powder known, to tairrease the beauty of the enamel, sal promote the dinabliity of the T... th, and srli.th tele, in consiapieuce of its eaperiemi.d mivantairti, m.au b rril with the immediate pairvnare .u( Tlirir tla anil the VACUOUS Illuctnuus of 'loyal Faintly, Nubility, Gentry, arc. in the foetid NEiVTO.N's Town' Po‘v (nut of sn Astrid/cot and An' iccerhatic Powder, a delicate Aromatic, extremely grate- GI to the palate, mod pleasant in Ita n,r ; in fine, to these who apply it, it is a certain piei . entire of pain or decay of tLe To, th, tv the latest period of life. It continues to he Illaithfidly prepared by Mr. Newton (only), at his I ae, 1:t.;• rungtoniplace ' Vans.hall (late of Great iiessehatreet, Lon duii), (ruin the genuine Iteeipe of the late Sir litelinril J Phyaitian to Their Niajesties, fee. ; odd wholes:oe, re trot, and hie exportation, try Moen. Sloaw toad .v ar.!s, fiti. St. l'aal'a Chatelryarl, oblong be bit empowered to make a liberal allowance to Lie Town and Oratory Ven.- dots, Sleeetuats, Se. ; also, yetatt; by every Perfumer and is the Kinctlimi, iu Bow% im 4a. gd. each. Plena, to oak fix Neot•as Tooth Povahy, and are that " I. d, hoodoo" in orittea..a each Ilury with rcd hat . es wit .ithrini said al Negritos's are impositions. ti i ttr •• •. • rusaima 2109. M' ‘**- so.t . . (ci b e ritisb " •:y,WEDIVESDA*,'NOVEMBEit c_49, 1809. . - TRANSPORT:IIIIOE, Ndv. to, we. ' THE co:HAIJI, 4 BII3N F. U.; Jiar cult durtii4 His Majesty's Tran.port Semite, Ar tabling Care neVE tiff Wounded Seamen, and fur the Care and Mandy Priffeitk War, do hereby girt Notice, That • Mei tail be restkoost. AII Office, on TUESDAY, the sth DecdtiMee, ht , igi. at revenue sealed Tenders, 1111 , 1 Hest with each Pah*, as M contract for enpplying the 11114I•111•11141111116d . 4d114i. er either of thent,.for the se , vice of the Royal Hospital at Unsl2r,for Twelte Months eertain,from the let January, Beef, Barley, Oil, Wine, Mutton, Manual, Soap, Bier, Need, Sago, Candles, Basins. CLcrtq Bait, Carrots, nice, Vinegar, Sugar, No Tender trill be recnioed err One o'Cloek en the Dan of Trraty, nor any noticed, stolen the Party, or an A ded f , he n, p:reonally attend. Each Tender sons' be ocrompano,d h, a lAtle, AM two respectable Persons, engaging to &come bound with the Person tendering, in the sant of I.soo, fur the dile perfora aa et of the Contract. Farther Particulars nay be known kg applying at this Qtilee, or to the Ar,st of thinned Hospital, at Hester TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Nov. 10, Iso9. F FIHE COMMISSION FIRS / I.r conducting. His I Majesty's ',Saliva! Serrice, l'or taking Care ~f Sick and Wounded Seiviten, and fa the Care rardC•weiy of P, ironer. of War, do igerrhy girl Notice, That the, wed , he rearfp., 11. l 4 IS ' Difire, on THURSDAY, i.ef 7th December, Ito 9, to re 'Ave reef'! Tenders, and treat with mach ''ernes a. oily 5e toil , hag to Contract ,fur *applying the nada-mentioned Article., or either of them, .41. the Narkn. of the Royal Hospital at Ply. ,mouth, for Twelve Mon.ks certain, from the tot Jarnary, 1 ri4s: Beef, Barley, .Oil, Wine, Mutton, Oatmeal, Soap, /leer, Bread, Sago, Candles, Leans. Cheese, Salt, Carrots, II ice, Vinegar, Sugar. No Tender will be received Oa One o'Clock an the Dow of Treaty, sor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, perwrially attend. Each Tender mud be accompanied by a Letter /mom two respectable Paws, engaging to bccome bound with the Person tendering, in the seta of i....., /a the dee performance of the Contract. _ . . Farther Particulars way be baton, by applyiwg nt this Office, or t• the digest of *Asada Ilospital,at Plymouth STATE LOTTERY-OFFICES, 49,ORFORD-STREET, and 4a, ST. JAN Erg-STREET. lIODG-F.S. PAINE, soil Co. Stock- Brokm, most respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Ptah tie, that the Tickets mid Sham of the present Grauil Lot tery are of sale at their Offices ; and they particularly beg to observe, that the Scheme contains Forty Capital Prises, and ii. un the-mine unit careilent piaci as the last Lottery, *lnch gave such universal satidactien, namely, 5,00 U Num bers, and inu,nonl. in Prizes. TO b.. 41r4vin in One Day, Feb. Is, This day is published; price be. la boards • 4 REVIEW of voiwy,,,,ci PEC U LI AR DOCTRINES of the Modern CHURCH of ROME ; wherein tboir dangerous tendency, political and religions, is corahlei ed. and their true Ofllll, designated, awl souse of these which the Protestants const.i..r na the must objectionable, nre proved not to have bren 10.1.1 by the an ima British, ur Irish Ch ri stian Churches. lu ansavi to arguments advanced in favour of the Roman CI • tiodic Question, and more particularly those of Sir .1. Throc• 'Amnon By the Key. PETER ROBERTS, A. M. Londoo : Published by E. Williams, No. 11, Strand, and all other Booksellers. Just published, pries as. 641. sewed le ciarble paper, the Third Editioa, with Additions, of 1%. A COMPANION to the ALMA 14 .4C ; yore tsisini an explanation of the Saints' Drys and Holi days, with Biographies% Sketches of the Persous, sod Histo rical Accounts of stir Events, on which the Festivals are founded. To which is prefixed, an latroduct ion, explaining the Chronolociell and Astroomnical Terms, mid the general Contents of Modern Ainianacks ; with a brief Inquiry into their origin. By JOHN AUDLEg • Loudon : Pi intcd for J. Mammon, 22, Poultry. Of whom may ale. be had, vitt pahlisheil, price Si. boards, EVENING A NIUSEM [NTS, for the year ism being the Seventh of the Series of Annual Volanion for the Improvement of Stailents in Astronomy. By W. Freud, Esq. NI. A Fel luw of Jesui College, Cambridge. This day are published, handsomely printed in delay ato. with a tine Portrait of Sir Philip Sultry, bt aaufully eo grave4 by C. Warren, price 11.35. board% 11,1 E. MO IRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of Sir PHILIP SIDNEY. Nor love thy life, oar hate but what thou liv'st Live well: how lune or short, permit to Heaven." MILTON. By THOMAS D.D. F.L.S. Prebendary of Dunham. The Second Edition. London : Printed foe J. Monsoon, Poultry ; and T. Payne, Pall-Mall; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, WALTON'S LIVES Second Edition. svo. its. Mare. The day is peblisbed, hoodsomely printed is two large volumes tiro. price iu boards, is. the 7th Edition of ELE NIEN TS of GENERA!. KNOW LEDGE; introductory to verful Rooks, he the prin cipal Manchus of Literature and Science. With Maloof the must approved Authors; including the best editions of the Classics. Designed chiefly for the Junior Students in the Detvenitles, sad the higher classes in iielsuou. Uy HENRY KETT, R.D. Fellow mid Tutor of Tensity College, Oxford. Printed for Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul*. Churehierd ; Hatehard, Piccadilly; and Egerton, Whitehall; J. Parker and J. Cooke, Oxford , and Deighton, Cambridge. Of whom may he bad, by the same Author. I. ntsrouv the INTERPRETER of PROPHECY. The fifth edition ; in a rule. aro. price in Mts. las. 2. EMILY; a Moral Tale, 2 yule. giro. 145. tMIC MADE EASY. as. 3. OC."FATO EDITION (IF MRS. CARTER'S AND MISS TALBOT'S .LETTERS. This day is published, hanasoniely plated is Four Vo lumes, prier, is beanie, il. Ids. 4 SERIES ot LET rEtts laftwerti Mrs. VA CS. zAnETH CARTER cad Miss CATH ERINETAL ROT, from the year 1741 to 5770. To which are added, LETTERS Iron Mrs. EZIZABF.TII CARTER to Mrs. FSEY, betweeu the yews 17tia and 1757: winch Mrs. Ve vey earnestly requested should be pablielint.—Pabliebed from the in iginal Manuscripts, Ay the Rev SIONTAGV PENNINGTON, 111 A. Printed for V. C. and J. Riviiigtoa, 15*. de, St. Paul's Chisreh.yard ; sold nisei, J. Hatchard, Igo, Piccadilly. • N B. A the Copies remain of the quarto Edition, mil (orally printed with Mrs. Carter's Mounties, ea a Sas worn paper ; price in boards, 31. m. Otth• above Doukiellyys spy be lied, I. Mr. PENNINGTON'S MEMOIRS uf the LIFE of Mrs. CARTER, with her POEMS, &c. The second Edition, iu tea largevolumis, Octavo , pride in bonnie, 11. is. 9. Mrs. CAItT ER'S TRANSLATION of the WORKS of /Al CTETUS, from the wrigioal Greek, a Raw Edition, in tee volume*, oc.aro ; price iu boards, AR.; Sr It. quarto, price 11. I ie. frt. 3. The WORKS of the late 17isse ATM F.R INE TALBOT, kit piablialsed by the Isle Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, sod row repithlisherl, with some few additional rpm etigettter with Noes and Illustration% sod souse acrunirt ed her Life ; in one large Weliflllie eCtIVO pric.: ra hoalds , 14. or wit tins psp:r, price No. NM LAW BMW!. This day is putriisied by W. Clarice sod Sous, Lay Book &Alm, Portoraloitreet, Luta)la's las, iu boys! (Scisvo, price 141. t boards, TliE READING upon the STATIITE of tiEwEtti pith *ram' indvirenta and Ilesdlatiout of the Jodgrs. By ROBERT CA1.1..t5, Faq. Fourth Editiuo, corsected and etllarged, pith the MSS. _ . . -•- ?-istrs of the late Mr. Srr jeaut - Hill. Mr. ;notice Buller said (in the case of Dote v Gray, 2 Terra Reports, atis), that Collis' rending is one of th• bast per formances an that subject, which has always be e n admitted as food authority. The Contents are as follow :—A general Art concerning the commission of Sewers ; extent of the Law of Sew. rs ; of Lauds gained from the Sea ; of Gronails left by the Sea; Sea Coasts; Creeks: Port;; diversity between Grounds g tined and Grounds left ; td Balls, Banks, f)itchis, butters, Sewers, Causeways, Bridges, Streams, Mills, Ponds, Mill dams, Locks, Floodgates, and other like inincrlimeuts; pr - vale Walls and Banks ; what things officals of Sewers may do by Sperry only, Surveyors presentment, whet Conisnis. sinters of Sewers may do by discretion, prescription, and Coition, Tenure, Covenant, assessing 'Fowtiship, Tythes, Copyholder, Annuity, Conimous, Feiry, Herbage, Free- pss sage, Parks, Warrens, Chases, Fair or Market, Lords and Tr said, Lessee for years and reversion ; Taxes, Rater, and Assessments imposed novely by the laws of Sewers; the eharg" upon elle level, the Sewers me • Conn of Jost - ice, I iiiprounnient by the C.ornsiissioners of Seer is, Fine and . Ainerciament, in what place a Distress is to hr taken, whose Goods may be &strained, Goods sold, Replerias, legal Pro ceedings to make a Stream navigable, &c. This day is published, in two vols. svo. price We. in b.ierds EI.3NONIUS; or, thslognesconconsiog the 11,.". and Coostirotimi of England • with Essay, a Dia logic. Ay EDWARD W 1 01,4 E., Esq. 'lhe.Third Edition, corrected. This elegant end learned IVork it written in recommend*. li o n of a liberal aiti enlarzed method of studying the 1..,w, and treats incideMally of the elriractcr and author'', oldie users' Law WriteeS ; RS Si‘U more professedly on the origin sod progress elate most import-int so •jccta and beam hrs of UM, trod their commetioa with the history and Co...mutton of England, and will facilitate almost irremovable difficult a a, partwelarly is explaioiog aud simplifying matters of prac tice and other technical puts of the profession. le.ondots: Printed for W. Clarke mil Sons, Portugd street, Lincoln's-lon ; and J. White sod Co. BELWY...II NISI PRIES. This day is publisi.rd, by VI , Clarke and SOON, Lan Puok sellers, Portugul-streer, Lincolnll.lrm i in a yr, y lai be vo lume, royal aro. V o l. 1 .0 A N Antill)fiVlENT of the LAW of NISI Il PRIGS . By WSI.SELIVYN, Esq. Of Lincoln's lan, Barrister at Law. Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved.— The Secoad 4ulome, which will complete the Work, is in is mate of forwardness and will be shortly pubtishcot Togabc r with a cornpletc harm to the Work. This day is published, by W. Clarke and SOll4, Law Book. sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's leo, in Ro,al 810 prire Kis. hoards, Vol. 3, being a Supplemental Volume, with a complete Index to the whole work, ASERIES of ORIGINAL . PRECEDENTS to CONVEYANCING, with Practical Notes, and also variations adapting each Preccdeat to the most usual circuoi- Mabee% ut Title. By CHARLES BARTON. Esq. Barrister at Law. Complete Sets of the above Work may be had in 5 Vuls. royal too. PRESTON'S CONVEYANCING. This day is published, la royal M. pries 's. Vol. 11 Part I. TREATISE oneoFIVEVANCING, with .11. a view to its application to practice, being a serif, of i n art iral observations, written is s plain familiar sty:e, which e fur their object to assist in preparing drafts, aisJ in judging of the operation of dseds.--Tigs vulume treats of 'CUR and release. By RICHARD PRESTON, Ea} Barrister at Law. Leiwtou : Printed fur W. Clarke sad Eons, Law &rani Lincoln's- los. Of wbom may he ►ad, Vol. I. price les. hftrtla, E.R'S AURI IrOSI ENT ['how gentleintm who may Ewe Asperftst solo at Vitatt'a Gostorsloo , t LainOcta Marian anent of 1.31/ Equity, have now ao oppottnnity nt cumplet ing them, by making an early application to Messrs. W. Clarke and Suns, Portugal-street, Ltucoin's.lon. This day is published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Portage-street, Lincoln's lon, In two pocket volumes, closely printed, price its. in beards, • VIIE NEll' OCKET CON VEV ANCER: ATTORNEY'S COMPLETE POCKTET-BOOK : comprising a choice selection, and a great variety of the most valuable and improved precedents in conveyancing. la which the modern forms introduced by conveyancers of the highest eminence now in practice are particularly attended to • and the e ffi cacy of them explained. To whirl , are also ;Med, Preliminary Observations relative to the nature and ale of each particular species of deed; and as latrodactory Dis course en the subject of deeds in general. By JAMES BARRY BIRD. Serena Edition, enlarged and improved.—.To which is added also a new complete lock x. This day is published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, price il. Loa printed mini copy or draft paper, on one side ouly, As ELECT COLLECTION of Till ILTEEN PRINTED BLANK DRAFTS in CONVEYANC ING, comprising steels mare alb, most general use in Prac tice, with variations, selsistisg a h em to &frescos circlets slums of title. Silected front the Precedents of Charles Bartow, IReq. Banister-at-Law. These Draft* are printed on copy paper on one side only) and will, it is presumed, he found extremely useful to So licitors in all cases when peculiar expeditiou is rerrireil.— The following Selection has been made : No. I. Conveyance by Vendor (or Vendor and wife) to a Purchaser 'or a Purchaser anil Trustee). Ne , 11. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee fur preventing Dower to a Purchaser. No. 111. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for pre venting Dower to • Purchaser and his Trustee for the like purpose. No IV Conveyance by Mortgagor and Morigazee in fee, to a Purchaser or • Peri 'miser and Tathtee fur prescient.' I.)”wer. No. V. Conveyanre by Mortgagor and Mortgagee for a term to a Purchaser or a Pori-baser and Trustee, for pie. venting Dower with Moiler of the tei in. No VI Assignment of Leasshuld Premises from a Vendor to a Pm chaser. No. VII. Agaignment of Leasehold Premises from a Mort. gave and Nliort.:Rece to a Purchaser N., tilt. 31..iteley in fee f..oni su owner of the Inherit aro e, sari:nines 'heir wire is a party. No IX. Murtgage in fee by the Deuce of the I:i:icri.ance and lie Trustee. No. X. )lortaiage km demise foe a terns of years by Orem of the Inheritance, variations littera his wife joins. No. Xl. Assignment of Leasehu . .d Premises. Nn. Xll. Amigument of a Tenn t • lemon to attend the Inheritance. ' No. 1.111 Mai et Curcasnt to perinea Title Desik. • laic. • I • - w AGE,,,:, VIEW of livestioa of the try ; sod a metric__ 'vinous., their political revolotione, and progress . arts, wirier:el, literature, connerce, Sur The whole comprising all that is impoi taut is the geography of the globe, and that 'history of mankind. By JOHN BIGLANO, Author of " Litiers on Ancient and Modern History,' " I.etters un various Subjects," Su:. Mt:. Printed for Longman, H urst, Rees, and (trine, Paternoster row ; Veroor, Hand, sod Sharpe, Poultry ; and .1. Casette, This Work is upon a plan entirely sew, and will be found much Inure tonsprchrinive thaw any compendium of Geo graphy and History hitherto published. Tibt Geography of cash Country, and its Natiiral History, are here treated it considerable hurtle, and from the 'Mist authorities ; tho principal cities, with objects of callosity or interest con tained in them, arc fully described, as are also such Edifiers and other works of humeri art, as were thought deserving of notice. The Political and Civil History of each nation suc ceeds, in which the aim alike Author has ken, in narrating its principal revolntiom, to trace its progress in the arts of civilized life. To the History Is added, an account or the wryest Mateepolitieal and moral, of every country, es! ibit tug the rank it sustains in the scale ul usit shoo, red ilia re lative importance among seatunia. A N EW EDITION OF MR. SVGDEN'S LETTERS. Just published, is Octavo price as. iu boards, Ole Second ichtion of t SERIES of Leis EitS ton NIA` of PRO- Ix. PERT Y, on Selling„ Buying, Ruin=, Settling, and Devising Eatatrs. Ey EDWARD RD RT ENSH A W SUGUEN, Esq. 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