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London, England, 1807-09-03 00:00:00

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This Day was published. pripe ts.ad. frill hound,
AN ABSTRACT of theyHISTORY of,the
BIBLE, for.the Use of Children and Young Persons,
with Questions for examinotionl and a Sket'h ut Scrlpture
(igegraphy, illustrated with Maps,
By WILLIAM I'URNER.
APeinksd foi.E.'Humble, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.; and sold
ft?lnman. Hurst, .Rees,, and Urine,. Paternoster-row, J.
ison, and dlr London.

. BURNHAM WYCK, near MALDON, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CHALK 'and MEGGY,
(By/Orderof;Mr. litlw. Wakefield, the Proprietor)
On Tuesd ty theßth, Wednesday the gth, and Thursday the
,toth Days of September, 1807, at Burnham Wyck,
out Reserve, but . may remain on the Premises till Mi.
Cit relmas,
E Entire Valuable LIVE STOCK, upon the
I several Farms in his occup:itiott ; consisting (*the cc-
lebrated C ,veritig Cart Stallion llltl'ON, and near too Cart
-Horses, Stallions,' Mares, and Colts, of the trite Suitiaik bred;
:Ito, Head of Devonshise!Stoek ; too Head oithe Short.horned
Breed a Flock of .000 South-down Sheep, including :Litt:wit
,35 Rams and Ram Lambs ; several Mules, Blood Horses,
,-and-Colts. No ordinary degree of trouble _anti expence • has
been incurred m.the cptiedion of this:sunk,
The Suffolk Horses are nearly. all of the stock of the Horse
'Briton, which Mr. Wakefield purchased some years back of
-*Ow Mr. Ike, otf Letheringham, in-,Suiflalk. The Mares
"'which have been ,bought in, hare been picked up, by Mr.
Wakefield at a great expellee as itt must be well known in
• Suffolk that he never missed, on account of price, the finest
which could b 2 procured; it is therefore presumed. that-they
will be inatitt, env the whole, fully etirl, to the Stook which
W.tketield p areltased of Mr. Blake just, beforei.that Gen.
t lernan's'deat h.
The DevOnalaire Stock were purchased of Mr...Quartley; of
-North Melton, in -1 he North at Devonshire ; or of Lehi So.
trierville, at Fitzhearl : and are sOposed- to be the best herd
of Devonshire. Stock in tire Kingtirrin. •
('he South D,ravn Sheep are a rem: Ewes purchased Off the
a
• ,ewfts, in Sussex, e,xeepting.a.few,pairchased at the Duke of
reufertkiti-annual Sale at Woburn t.trlle original.4wesr- except-
ing the fatale, have. beta all tnittleAlf,.and the ones now for
I;3le,are,guti)y the sans of a rant of . Mr. Eliptaa, in Sussex,
LI "nix 'hired Aril he Puke ot nedtont, °rot Sir Win. Rowley,
Part. 0 (the Rams three are got-by a sheep of Mr. _Elltuait's,
Na. 6,, which he lutsdotten lett at very. high prices ; the rest
arc got by,tops hired. at Woburn.
The liontelbrr'd Stock have,becit colleded with great pains
whei, cal vmptsd;,it is b:lievcd, will stanch a comparison with
etheis in the Neighboorhood.
• The few,Rialing COBS are of the.itock of. Lord Maynard's
11 all y hock. •
Lit. titG original;pw rehase of this Stock Mr. Wakefield has
I'een.:3f.sisted•in Sussex,. Devonshire, aucl
.Sulfolk, with the
J 11.1y.isolt QI the anolit eminent brooders in,theitc.counties.
largeness of the Stock will insure to those who
_may
~b 2 it, v..ant or' ao.f„a chance ph accountiodafing themselves at
a :11,212i,,t2 price -;. at the same time,
_thy..Natns which have
_bees bestowc,O, ffirso ahany years, itt colleettog and breeding'
them, render them suC.b as are not to be procured at any of
thct lairs or Markets in
.1 iie Country.
. The Stock may be viewcd.at any time prier to the Sale.
Catalogues will
.sent to the. Inns in every .Market-town
in this and the adjoining Counties; also to Mr. Stockdale.
kiccatlilly ;•Mr..-gtogay, WCA Mr. Tattersall's
kepesitoryl. t0,,N0. to, /ddgate, London ; may also be had
.tit the Place of Sale, and of the Audtioncers, Chelmsford.
The: iltst! la,ut will . put ilp.at Tea o'clock each

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.NecroAraphia A uthortini, or Menioirs ot Deceased'authors.
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ACHRONOLOGICAL REGISTER of Roth
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• This Day was published, price'On'e Guinea,
No. IV. of

ENGRAVINGS,` with a Descriptive Account,
in English Anil French, of F,G YPTI AN MONO.
M h NTS, in the British Museum, collected by the Institute
in Egypt, under the Direction of BONAPAKTE, and sur.
rendered w the British Commander in Chief, Lord Hutchin-
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THE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
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' k 'HE -WOEIS.S of, the BRITISH POETS;
1 with their Lives, principally written by -SANIULL
JOHNSON, LL.D.
This Edition .einbisces the most esteemed Poets, from
Chaucer to Sir William Jones; and unites the advantages of
Johnson's and Bell's EditiLins, as tar as the twu Plans are
. compatible ; containing Choicer and Spenser, omitted by
ohnson, and comprising Rowe's Luc:oi, Pope's homer,.
I)ryden's Fables, his VirgiLand his Invenal and Persius,
emitted by Bell, performances too celebrated to be longer es-
-eluded.
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ditions of the highest- authority. On Chaucer and Spenser
superior attention has been bestowed; the t;lossary to each
enlarged ; and the Punctuation deliberately considered and
revised ; .so. that it
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will neatly remove the veil. of obscurity,which a revolution
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