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London, England, 1801-08-22 00:00:00

COPPER.

And such Person: who rn.y think to detiter in Tenders, must
express therein the lowest Prices, as thty. will not have arc (o,•_
tunny of making any abatement.
The Conditions of the Contrat7 ntay Le st en 4y app:yini to 111rr.
Caggan, Clerk to the said Committee, with, the re ;der, mug
he left before Twelve o'Clock at NO:01 07 the said 28th inst. as
not any Tender will be received tiler that hazer.

- - This Day was published,
Li One. Volume, 4t4, Price•iSs. boards,A -•
GR AMM AR of, the PERSIAN . LAN.
GUAGE,

By the late Sir WILLIAM JONES,
Fellow of Univeriity!lege, Oxf 4arid of'ittit.• Royal

• • , Societies Of LonclOti and .2.0 ienhagen.
The Fifth 'Edition, revised, with. an Index.
London: Printed for Murray. and iii4hlcy, No. 3z, Fleet.
Street; and (~Sewell, Cornhill. Where he had, -
1. kichardson's Persian, Arabic, • an 4 English Diitionary,
2 vols. folio, price 161. 16s bound.
2. Richardson's Arabic Grammar, 4to. price 13s. in boards.
3. Nloise's Persian. Interpreter, 4to. price

ThiS Day was published, •
In One-Volume, 4to. Prie as: in boards,
MHE FLOWERS of .PERSIAN Li ['ERA.
-r U R E ; -continuing Extrai.ls, inirn the Most celebrated
Authors, in Prose and Verse, wins a Translation into Eng-
lish; being a CoMp.anion to Sr William Jones's Persian
mar. : To-which is -prefixed,.,an.,Essay on the Language and
Literatim: of Persia.
By S.. ROUSSEAU, Tcacherof the Persiaft Language,.
London : Printed for J. Sewell, Cornhill ; Zklurr.ty are.
ffighler, Fleet-street ; and the Editor, itt the Arabic and Per-
sian Press,; Wood-street, Spa-Fields. Wnere inay lie had,.
A COMPENDIOUS GRAMMAR of the Current Cor-,
rupt Diaith of the Jargon ,of Hiriclostan (coMmoo,ly called
Moors), wi.fi, a Vocabulary, Epglisfi and Mopf.s,
,Moots And
'English, to which are Acted, Familiar Pitra..es and Dialogues,
&e. &c. By Gebrge Hadley.
,The fifth Edition; -correcled,
improved, and mach enlarged. •13y • -Mirza: Molicrfirned
trut. livo. price toLi.6l. bouild:- • • - • • •

-This Day was published,
Elegantly prihted by Hensley, in. .small ()claw Price 6s.

THE' LAMEN,TA NON; a 'Nem, in Two.
Parts.. To which are add,:d,. other Miscellaneous
Pieces in Wank, Verse .4i:ct Rhyme.

Sold by J. Wbite,-HorcLe's Heal, Fleet-street.

NEW CLAN NET IVI US I C

This Day was published, by GOULDINU, PHIPPS, arid.
D'ALMAI NE, Music-sellers to Their Royal Highnesses
the Prince and Princess of Wald; No. . Pall-mall, and
at their Military Musical Instrument Manufactory, N0:76,
St, James'.S-street ; •
NOv and Complete PRECEPTOR for the
CLARINET, which contains a short and easy Trel--
tise on Music ; the Art of acquiring- a fine Tone, including
Forty-two Lessons on the relative Dotes peculiar to the Cla-
rinet ; on the Chassimeatr- and l'iny,ering the Inst.' ument ; on
Counting Tittle, '&c. with twelve easy Lessons for two Cla—
rinets;. twelve favourite Airs,-seleaed-rrom the best Scottish,
Irish, and French Music, adapted for two Clarinets ; two
witliYAriations; eight Exercises for acquiring neat, E xe.:ll-
- ; four COnce•rtante DuetS c Pievel's German
with Variations, arranged for. two artriners, and a Variety
of Cadenzas or Preludes in different Keys ; to which is adcl--2d,
the Gamut for the Clara Voce, or Como -Bassett° ; and 4,Scale
of Transpositions for Clarinet Players- ingeneral ; by John.
Mahon ; price los. 6d„
" I am a Jolly Roving Tar," -a favourite-Ballad, now sing-
ing by Wir.• Townsend with the most UnboUnded applause
at Vaushall Gardens, eomposed.by Wm. Rea,:, price is
" The Ballad Singer," a very popular Song, composed by
T. Smith; price Is.