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(which has ammunied) of producing a complete Costume
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late Embassy. 61. fis. in boards, dedicated to the Earl of Ma-
cartney.
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NOVELS.
Viei,,situdes Abroal ; or, Tie Ghost of My Father. By
Mrs Rennet. 6 sots 11 Ins.
Siegwait, a Monastic Tile, from the German of J. M.
Miler. By L. M. Hawkins. 3 cols 1.55.
Leoo.ra. Ry Mia Edzewort 2 vol 4. 11s. Gd.
A Winter in London ; or, Sketches of Fa,.hion. A Novel.
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The Cottarer's Datietter, a Tale of the Ninteenth Century.
2 cuts. Si. boardi.
POETRY... _ _ .

Feßowes's (Rev. Robt.) Poems, chiefly Descriptive of the
softer and more delicate. Sensations and Emotions of the
Heart ; original and translated, as imitated from the works of
Grauer; price 4s. Id hoards.
Poems, chiefly in the Scottish DialeCt. By the Rev. James
Nicol, in 2 vols. foolscap oftavo, Ins. in boards.
The Harper ; and other Poems. By Quintin Frost, Esq. in I
vol. foolscap °die.",'Si. Gd. in boards
Trafalkir ; or, Nelson's I rat Triumph. By the Mon. M. B.
llawke, 4to. 21.
An Ode ou the ViSury and Death of Lord Viscount Nel.
soli, 21.
A Funeral Ode on the Death of Loot Nelson. By E. A. Bray,
4to 2s 6d. Symonds.
The Pue:ic Garland, sacred to Virtne and Humanity, with
Biozraphical Sketches, and explanatory Headlines. By the
Ile, J. Evans A.M. 64. boards.
Epidles, Odes, and other Poems. By Thomas Moore, 4to.
The Victory of Trafalgar, a Naval tide. in Conimemon.tion
of the Naval Heroism of the British Navy; By S. Maxey, Esq.
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Nelsou, en Elegy, Is.
Nelson triumphant' dedicated to the Hon. Admiral Corn.
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Addreui to the Shale of Nelson; delivered at the Lyceum, Li-
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winch is prefixed, an Introductory Discourse on the Nature
mil Object of Elocution.icy Science. By J. Thelwall, evo.
2s. 6d
An Elegy on the Death of Lord Nelson. By Richard Minn-
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The Progress of Refinement, an Allegorical Poem; with
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The Battle of Trafalgar, Stausas. By the Bev. James
Fe'low of Merton College, Oxford: to which
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RELIGION.
A Discourse on the Death of Lord Nelson, with a Poetical
Monody, adapted to the Occasion, delivered in York.stripet
Chapel, St. James's.square, on Sunday evening, Jan. 26, ISM.
By the Reir. J. Proud. Is.
The Lord Jesus Cliri,t's Sermon on the Meant; with a
course of Questions and Answers, explaining that valuable 'Jor-
don of Scripture, and inter*led ehredy fur the instruction of
Young Persons. By the Rey. J. Eytun. Is.
Scrawls preached, Dec. 5, 1805, the day repainted for a
General Thanksgisim: on account of the late Important Vic
tory over the CiiinSirte:lFleets, at Trafalgar, by Lord Nelson :-
1. A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of /Cells. By
the most Rev. T. 1.. O'Beirne, D.D. Lord 11.6h0p of Meath.
2. A Discourse delivered at We.t.Walton, in the county of
Norfolk. By G. Barges, A.B. Is.
3. A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of Chertsey.
By the Rev. J. Siouan!, A.M. Is. 6d.

4. A Sermon delivered at Salters' Hall. By H. Worthing-
ton. D.
r. " England expects ever, Man to da his Duty"—A Ser-
mon preached iii the Parish Church of St Lawrence, before the
Mayor and Corporation of Southampton. By the Rev. I'.
Mean, MA. Is.
6. A Sermon preached in the Parch Church of Wellington,
Salop. By the Rev. J. Eytnn. Is.
7 A ti;rinott preacited in the Parish Church of Aylesham,
Norfolk By the Rev. J. B. Collyer. Is. Id.
II A Stinson preached in the Scot's Church, London Wall.
By R. Young, D.D.
3. A Sermon preached at Whitkirk, near Leeds. By S
Smallpage, M A.
10. The Ships of Tarshish, A Di:course preached at the
Baptist Meeting, Diva. By W Ward, M.A. 6.1.
11. Providential Deliverances, Motives to Gratitude, A See.
men preached at the Baptist Meeting, in Healey-in-Arden.
By S. Barker Is.
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A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of St. Andrew in
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of Vie Key. C. Barton, M.A. late Rector of the said parish. by
the Rev.-- Pryer, M.A. is.
A Sermon, Sacred to the Memory of the Honoured Dead,
and particularly of the late J. Curve, M. D. F. R. S. ',reached
at the Chapel in Paradi-e street, Liverpool, Nov. 17th, 1605.
Br the Rev. G. Walker, F.R S. Is. Id.
An Essay on the Excellence of Christian tiowtolr ; sills
an Appeal to Christians on the Propriety of simile every Nleatis
for its Pronention. By F. A. Cos, A. M. is 6d.
The La.d Advice of David to his Son S..lonion, and of St.
Paul to the Elders of Ephesus, Two Sermons preached at Long
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leave of that neighbruirhood, its Misers. 9s. hound.
An Esa you the Spirit and Influence of the Reformation of
Luther; horn the French of Charles Valais, with captors
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The Duty of Christians, in reference to their deceased
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in the Puthay, Bristol, occasioned by the death of toe Rev.
John Sharpe, who died November 13, 1605; with an Ap.
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Afflictions. By John Ryland, DD. Ilvo stitched, price Is.
A Sermon, proving that Believe,* are the only proper Stib-
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a Sermon preached at the orditiution of Mr John Bateman.
By Richard Burnham, Minister of Graftossitreet Meeting,
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An Essay on the Kingdom of Christ. By the late Abraham
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F..4ays on Grace, Faith, and Experience; wherein .everal
Compel Truths are stated and illustrated, and their opposite
errors pointed out. By Samuel Eckine. To which are added,
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and a few Observations on SandemAn and Cudworth; with
Four Sermons. on Imporiant Subject., HMO. boards Ss. 6d.
Sermons, on Various Subjects. Ry Thomas Ithindel,
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