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those that may be desirous of, borrotFkyO,Tempo-
rary or Permanent SUMS of ,MONEY, that, they can at all
times, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun.
tired to Ten Tlionsand Pounds, and upwards; on, personal.or
any other Security, arising from Marriage Settlements, Nlo.
nry in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, • Copy.
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TO SPORTSM
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM JEFFERIES and SON,
On Friday the 5111 day of February; iSoS, at,Mr. Seckharn's
Livery Stables, Oxford,
, .
'TFIE following; well-known. HUNTERS, the
-L Property' of a GENTLEMAN, whose ill health has
compelled him to give tip his Fox Hounds..
Lot I. A Grey Gelding, aged, by ,Vermin.
• a. A light hay ditto; 7 years old, by Critic.
3. A Black ditto, 6 years Old, by General,
4. A Bay Mare, 6 years old, by Hugh Capet.
5. A Bay gelding, 7 years old, by ditto.
6. A Brown Horse, 6 years old,. by Trumpata. "'
)06, two Horses rode by the flutitsrnan,,andseieral useo
ful Hacks: s.• ,
N.B. The above are in ,the highest Condition for, lame-
ellate Work, lowing been regularly hunted cloth% the Season ;
are Masters•oht he greatest Weight; parficidarly the tour first
Lots, which are equal to fr. m..zo to 25 stripe, and are re-
markably good Lea }tern, ps,t, and temperate in the Field.
May be
,Viewed the Ply, preceding 'and. Morning of Sale till
Twelve o'Clock,"at time the A uctioil Will 'precisely
commence. .

HISTORY.
This Day was published,
Printed in Demi, itmo. similar to Mayor's Nepos, and Blair%
Class Book, t lustrated by a large Map, prier 6s. 1)G/old
and lettered on the back, •
A NCIENT HISTORY, for the Use of Schools ;
13 exhibiting a summary View of the Rise' Progress,
Revolutions, Decline and Fall of the various Nations of
Antiquity, from the Earliest Records of Time to the Fall of
the KOlll4ll Empire. ' •
By the Rev. 1011 N ROBINSON,
4 Of Christ's College, Cambridge;
Master of the Free Grammar School at Ravenstondale, in
WeSimoreland ; Author of the Grammar of I tistory, of the
. Artheologia Qrasca, &c. Stc.
Printed ler R. Phillips, 6. Bridge-street, Bilekfriar3 ; arid
to be had of all Booksellers, with the full AllOwance to
• 41tpols.
Of whom may also be had,
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tiriportint branch 'of knowledge may, for the first time,
be• factically taught in Schools. By the Rev. j. Robinson.
P,r6ce.3s..'bound in green.
Modern ilistory, front the Age of-Charleinagne to the
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and lettered.
3. UniVersal History, Antientand Modern ;,by Mayor,
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pct. nil:surds. -‘
***flay Volume, or particular History, sold separately at
ss. and 3S. gti. per'Vol.
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to a young. Lady, by Charlotte Smith, in three Vols. price
:Ass. bound.
• 5. The History of England in Easy and Elegant Verse, by
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; '25. 6d. half-bound.
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and ms. neatly bound. . •
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