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Memoirs of Forsake Philosophers 2 vele. leg 6d.
A Peep at our Anceetors. By H. Rouviere. 4 anis 11.
Modern Chara9ges. By E Montague. 9 vols. Ins.
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es.
The Baron ale Court" ; or, Reeding Alley. I solar Si
A Summer at Weymouth I or, the Star of Fashion. 3
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Itiduvrou'a Tale; or, The Wick &mum of Castle Doug'as.
By A. A .Stegratt. 4 soh 11.
The Imagmary Adultress. I vols. 81.
The Fatal Revenge; or, The Family If MOnteriu A
Romance. By Ehinnir Japer Murphy. In 3 Vol' 12mo.
Price 11. Is.
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Sophia Francis, Author of Viwmu, Constance de 'Lindens.
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POETRY.
Exodis, an Epic Poem, in 12 Soaks. By C. Mlle, M
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Ancient Historic Ballads. H.
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POLITICAL.
Cnrsory Remarks ein the propricty and safety of negotiat-
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Fite. Is.
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; eilesley on Account of his Conduct to the Nabob of °ode,
iota aurra oe ducumputa. By J. Maud. Sa Ed.
A Ls er in the Earl of D• •*, or the Political Relations of
Rune, in regard t• Turkey, Greece, and France; and on the
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REWOIUN.
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The Testimony of the Spirit of God in the Faithful • a Ser.
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The Stability of the Reformed Christian Church ; a Ser-
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Bristol. By J. Roberts. Is. 641.
The Waters of Bethesda ; a Sermon, preached in the pa-
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Aug. SO, for the General Sea Bathing Infirmary at Margate
By the Rev. J. Plumptie, M.A. Is.
Cruelty to Dumb Creatures, a sinful Abuse of that Power
originally delegated to man, and inconsistent with the Cline.
Lan Character; • Sermon preached in the Churches of St.
John and St. Mary, Devises, Aug. 16. By tie Curate of
Devises. Is.
A Letter to G. Sheep, respecting bis Remarks on the two
last Petitions in the Lord's Prayer, from a Country Clergy.
man. Is.
A Collection of Evidences for the Divinity of our Lord
imasChri.t. By the Rev. A. Preston. 21. 6d.
Seripteral and sew Mode of Attack, wherein Infant Chorea
Membership, . and Infant Baptism, are anatomised and re-
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The Nature, Evil, and Cure of Selfishness ; a Serrano,
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S. Bradley. Is.
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Apostles. Pas. Boa tils.

The Anniversary Sermon of the Royal Humane Society,
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Rev. Richard Yates, B D. and F. A. S. Chaplain to His Ma-
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Philanthropic Society. Is. 6d.
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She Author of that Hypothesis. By W. Bennet. 2s. 6d.
A Virriseation of the Condom of the Irish Catholics
during the late Administration. By a Protestant Beirtster.
2a. W.
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NEW MUSIC.

The favourite Song of the Mischievous •se, as snag by Miss
Dinneen, in the new Comedy of Tunis& Tell-tale, mow per•
forming with the greatest applawie at the Theatre-Royal,
Drury lane, written by H. Sadao., composed by Michael
Kelly. Also the favourite Dust, " The Adieu," as song by
My Kelly and Miss Lyon, in the Comic Opera of Love Is •
♦illage, composed by Michael Kelly.

=!fflMlNSeir
Owing to the severe drift of snow. fifty or sixty
loaded carts, returning from Dalkeith to Kelso. on
FtiJay, were abandoned on Seildra-hill, amid the
snow. by the drivers with the horses. who with dif-
ficulty escaped alive. 'llw Kelso coaches attempt-
ed to go to Edinburgh, en Friday, but were obliged
to return, atter plug about four rmlea—.--(Carfirle '
Journal.)
Emmet of a Letter from a Serjeant of the 17th
Foot to his Friend in Aberdeen, dated Mehizzo
Island of Sicily. Sept. tS :—" The following regi.
ments are now here. via. the 20th, Stith, 61st, mu,
Ist battalion 47M. 30th light dragoons. 3000 of the
guards, sad some battalions ut infastry. The
troops are all very healthy. except a few who are
wiled with sore eyes. On the 4th July last, the
whole of the soldiers here received front their gal-
lant officers. one dollar each. to drink to the me-
mory of the Plains of Marcia. We hear that the
French are coming down from Naples to take from
• Vin little island—they are surely dreaming!
We buy the wine hem so low as one penny per bot-
tle. It is very warm here at present: we are close
by the toot of Mount /Etna."
Captain HAwcocc is appointed to the command
of the Lavinia. at Portstnirutb; Captain Stairs. to
the Grouter frigate, which is appointed to take oat
the Duke of Naomi:trait, Governor-Generai of
Jamaican Lieut. NlNicaa, of the Jefraol.rer, to be
a Commander; Mr Ta/so LLLLL . Secretory to Lord
GAM eica is the expedition to Cepooliasen, to he
Naval Storekeeper at Deal; M►. atlia Y. to be
Purser of the Striak; Sr A IiNOTT. to be Purser
of the Lhoion ; watt Mr. W HITE', to be Parser of
the lilt.