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This day la ished, handaomely primed in too volanics ararA,
prism 11. la. bowl.
SE R HON on the PRINCIPALEVENTS and
TRUTHS of REDEMPTION which are otnmxeo•
an Address and Dissertation on the State of the Derail* aims tit:
Descent of Christ into Hell.
Ry JOHN HENRY HOBART, D.D.
Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the State of Nes York. Pro-
fessor of Pasted Theology and !Writ Ilprenee in the Um..
ral Theologiod Seminary, erd Rector of Prinity Church and
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April 1 was publjarl.Ali re es.
H KNIGT'S QUARTERLY MA AZIN4, No. NV.
Completlngt Vol. I .
CONTENTS.-1. The M' aterla No. 3Ot egrete~r tar
Contributors; Mr. Shee's Atico; a Sid; Min's ;
Cheap popular Literature; Rules for Toadying.; P4ifurasr-I y-
houses-2. Recullxtior.a of barbary.,-3. Narcuor.
The Broad Stone of Holcur.—.s The Old Man of thi onatair.
--6. Songs of the Ciril W.ur t I. The Cavalier's Ketch taLairlto
11. The Battle of Nasei.y.-7. The First Love of Henri Quatro. -
IL Shreds-9. Iseinira of Leming.-10. Oa )(Amigo aid Llassie4
Poetrv.—ll. The Lainia.-12. Criticisms on the Prineinal Italia
Writers. No. 11. •Petrarch.-13. The Loy Parliament.-13. The
Lady Alice Lisle, (Part Some Accouat of the west
Law-Suit between the Parish, of St. Decals and St. (lemmas ilms
Water, (Part L)—an. The Twatbadoer. (Canto I L )--.17. A lAA_
ity-011uoi for London—lß. The Sixth, or Havtian Ore.ei of Ai.
ebsteeture.-111. What you Will. No. IV.
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This day Is published, on seventy large quarto plates, peke !ga,
rIIIIE SMITH'S, IRON and BRASS FOUNIO;w:',,
SILVER and GOLDSMITH'S, and ORNAIIii:NTA I.
METAL-WORKER'S DIRECTOR.

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price 3s. each, and each Part embellished with an illdsttatie.,
Manor Plate, Part I. of the
BIBLICAL CYC AIM
LOPDIA, and CTIONAIIY.
of the HOLY SCRIPTURES, designed and eminently
adapted to facilitate an acquaintance with the Sacred Writings.
In this Week the interesting Biography of the Patriarchs, end
principal persons ; the Geographical situation of the places ; and
the natural productions mentioned in Scripture, are more fully and
acurately given, than in any other publication extant; the putt.
(ethic-9' buildings, coins, habits, laws, customs, and pecmiatt.
ties of the Jews are explained, and the most striking incidents i
their history detailed ; the sublime and glorious doctrines of
Christianity are clearly stated, and scripturally illustrated: the va-
rious branches of evidence, on which the Divine Authority of the
Bible tests for its support, are placed In that luminous point er
view which is calculated to silence the sceptic, and establish r.e
faith of the Biblical Student.

By iVILLIAIif JONES,
Author of " The History of the Waldenses," BGa. he.
A new Edition, revised, coneeted, and enlarged.
London : Printed for the Author, 5., Lovell's-court, Paternecer.
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FORTY PER CENT. SAVED IN FAMILY LINEN,
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, HOSIERY,
SILK MERCERY, kc &c.
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LONDON REPOSITORY for the 'CABINET-MAKERS'
SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET MINI.
TITRE, FEATHER-BED and MATTRESS MANUFAL.
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for the benefit of industrious mechanics who have large famil",
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