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BOOKS PUBLISkIEp BY AAMITEVLEIGH, Is, STRAND

(Late Mathes

1. pp OBINSON'S SCRIPTURE' CHARAC-
1. TERS, 4 cuts. Bvo. Bth edit. 21. 2s. boards. An
edition is publishing in 12 parts, at 2s. each.-
2. ROBINSON's CHRISTIAN SYSTEM, 3 vols. Bvo. ena
edit. 11. I Is. 611. boards.

3. ROBINSON on the. PROPHECIES of the PROMISED
MESSIAH, 'I thick vol. Svo. 12s. boards.
4. The PAMILY EXPOSITOR : or; a Paraphrase inii.Ver-
'iota of the New Testament, with critical Notes, and a practi-
cal iniiirovein.ent of each Section. By Philip Doddridge, D.D.
.With the Life. of thi. Author, by Mr. Job Orton. A superb
edition; splendidly embellished, complete, 4 vols. medium 4to.
price 81.65. boards. The elegant Portrait is sold separately,
price 48. •
The Work may be had in 12 Parts, at 10s.. 6d. each.
A few copies are printed with peculiar elegance, on impe-
rial wove paper, 4 vols. price 101; 10s. bohrds.
5. The LIVES of JOHN BELDEN, Esq. 'and Archbishop
USHER, with Notices of the principal Men of Let-
ters; with wilifin they were connected. By J._ Aikin, M. D.
In oiie bandsowe Voldme, Bvo. embellished with taco highly
finished Portraits of Seldttn and Usher, price 14s. 6d. boarmjs.
The Portraits are sold separately for the purpose of Il-
lustration. ProC..'s ss. each, prints 2s. 6ci• each..
The three following 'Works will be found•peculiarly interesting
to all persons who read the Bible, and to young people in
particular.
6. A D!CTIONARY of the HOLY BIBLE, containing an
Historical Accoubt of the •Persons;. a Geographical and
Historical Account of the Places critical, and sys
tematicilDescription of other Objects, whether natural, sir=
thicial, civil, religious, .or . military; and the Explication of
the Appellative Tertus, mentioned in the writings oft lie Old
and New Testament. icy.the late Rev. JOHN BROWN, of
Haddington,Professor of Divinity under the Associate Synod.
New edition in -2 neat pocket volumes, with a Life of the
-Author, and two accuraely.
.coloured Maps, price Ws. 6d.
boards.

Just published,. on.a Sheet of large Atlas Phper,,
7. A New MAP of PALESTINE, or the HOLY LAND; with
an Historical Account.ofthe Israelites from the earliest Period
of their History to theil- final Dispersion. Selected.from the
Writings or SAMUEL CROXALL, D.D, Archdeacon of Sa-
lop, in the Diocese of Hereford. Thu descriptive part which
surrounds the Map is in Letter-press,. the Map is engraved in
the best manner, and neatly coloured, price 75.6 d. the sheet,
canvas and case, ] is, and canvas and roller, lest disseetedOs
-Just published, the, same Size and. Price as the Map of
Palestine,
8. A New MAP of the TRAVELS and VOYAGES of
ST. PAUL and the Other APOSTLES, with a Geograithical
and Histoi ical Account of the Places they visited, as recorded
in the New Testament, selected froiu the Writings of ED-
WARD WELLS; D.D. 'lt may-be had done up like the Map
of Palestine. '
9- LUTHERS COMNIENTART on ST. PAUL'S EPISTLE
to the GALATIANS,. with the Life of ',tither, and an impar-
tial History of
.the Times in which he liv-ed. By the Rev.
Evasions 'Middleton, 11. D. NeW Edition, large type, and tine
Portrait; price 12s. boards.
*4,41' A tew copies of this masterly work are printed on iin-
. peiial paper, and embellished with an exquisite Portrait of
the great, Reformer, engraved expressly for the large paper
Edition, price tl. is. boards. The Portraits utay be had se-
p..irately, Price
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10. S.,A.MONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS; with Letters to
anUnder-giraduate at the University. By the late William
Alphonsus Gunn. To woich are prefixed; Memoirs of his
Lite; by the Reverend- Isaac Saunders,' S.M. price Ws. 6d.
hoards.

SERNIONS, by the Rev. JOHNJLOGAN, F.R.S. Edin-
nrie of toe :411):..;tets of Leith ; to which is loyeLixed,
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burg
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12. .SER.‘'..OI•;S by the Rev. RICHARD DE COURCT, Vi-
car of AlltmOnd, Shrewsbury ;to which is prefixed, au Es-
say on we Nature, &c. of pure and undefiled Itrilgion. Se-
cood .I,.;tlc..iGn, with fine Porilait. A very halidonte volume,
los. fid.

13. CHRIST CRUCIFIED, the distinguishing Topic of
the Gospel; or, a Treatise in Vindication of the -some of the
most important Doetritie,; of Revelation; to which arc added,
'avec Disc;oirse on (Abet. interesting subjects. By the Rev.
LVeilard De Convey, Vicar of St. Alkinond,Shrewsbury. New
Edition, printed units:U-rrtly. with the Sermons, price 10s. tid.
boards.

14. The- CHRISTIAN OFFICER'S COMPLETE AR-
MOUR; containing Evidences in favour of Divine Revelation.
By General BURN, of the Itoyal Marines, 3d edition, 4s: sd.
boards.

15. Who Fares best; the Christian or the Man of the
World? or, the Advantages of a Life of Real Piety compared
with a Lite of Fashionable Dissjpation. By General BURN,
of the Royal Marines, 3cf edis ion. Printed uniformly with the
Christian Officer, price 2s. .;a.,boards.
16. BROWN'S (of Haddington) _POCKET -CONCORD-;
ANCE to the HOLY SCRIPTURI,,S. A new and very neat
Edition, with fine Portrait; price 4s. hoards.
17. BROWN'S (of Haddington) SELF.INTERPRETING
BIBLE, 2 vols. 4to. price 31. 101. bound in calf.
is. AN IRONICAL DEFENCE of the HOLY ROMAN
CHURCH against Heretics and-Schismatics. •By the Author
of Horne Solitarim. Secondf-Ed*ition. , Price 2s. 6d. boards.
19. WALKER'S (of Truro) Fifty-two Sermons, on the Bap- .
tisinal Cos enant, the Creed, the Ten Commandnients, awl
other important subjects of practical religion;' being one for
each Sunday in the year. New Editinii, corrected and revised
by the Rev. SAMUEL BUILDER, M.A. of Cam-
bricke, and Chaplain to hisrlsiyal Highness the puke of Kent,
2 vols. Svo. large print, price ids. boards.
20. Bishop REYNOLD's COMMENTARY on the BOOK of
ECCLESIASTES. NeW Edition, revised by .the Rev. D.
WASHBOUILN, in one handsome volunie 3vo. with fine Por-
trait, 9s. hoards.
21. JANEWAY's TOKEN for CHILDREN ; -with coml.
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price 2s. 6d. bound in red. •
99. JENK's PRAYERS and OFFICES of DEVOTION.
New Edition, revised by the-Rev. C. SIMEON, Si'o.-.price.Gs.
boards ; 19mo. 4s. hoarris. •
23. ORIGINAL POEMS on VARIOUS OCCASIONS. By
a LADY. Revised and corrected by W. COWPER Esq.
New Edition, price 2s. 6d: boards: •
24. A FATIiLR's. ~4.N.DVICE.; to his SON at SCHOOL,

price Is. .
Though originally designed only for his own child, yet as
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mobs in • anstanced, we are pleased to see it published ; and parents,
in our judgment, eau_ scarcely put a shilling to a better use,
402 :nel Tra, ravels in. France, which were so frequent ia than in purchasing a copy of it fur the perusal of their sons.—
NIL,. • 1803, have ()Hate become very rare ; and Colonel Monthly Review.
kili7eY's• Narrative, though 'referring to the lear 1807; • . .
teri,„'_enf,,eund to he one of the latest descriptions of the in- - •TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS.
a,
_sr.. 1 that Kingdom.. He travelled with 'a Wish to form Just published, .
tkilvd:ituate of_ -the degrees of comfort which might be at- 25. The FEMALE (Et ONOMIST;• or,
,a Plain Sy.stem, of
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ofliv.r_tYsd useful information; the mode and the expettee- boards. This is the cheape:t atd most useful Cookery Bou -
torsi bin the middle rank of Societ being more frequently that ever appeared before the public. .
~ei_,?ered in this than in the generality of books of Tra- 444' Five Thousand Copies were sold in the course of a few
' ---Monthly Review, Sept. 1811. • . . . months.
This Day were published ea The COMPLETE CONFECTIONER; or, Whole Art
second This
in one thick volume, Bvo.' with a coloured a Cotiketionary made easy. By FREDERICK NUT!'.
RAv Map of France, price 14s. boards, - Sixth Edition, 6s. 6d. boards. . .
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Pti • EL.S thr\r/uulf the SOUTH of -cRANCE, 27. The IMPERIAL and ROYAL COOK; consisting of the
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.'o-ups,
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01 ti ,' ..' Isere, and the Garonne, through the greater part 28. The ARABIAN NIGH"I'S' ENTERTAINMENT,S, corn-
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bellished with S plates, price 14s. boards.
London : Printed for SAMUEL LEIGH (late Mathews
And Leigh), 18, Strand, ami sold by all the Bouli.bellers in
Town and Ccuatry.

By Lieut. Col. PINKNEY,
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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,'March 6, 1814.

gig 'PRINCIP,AL OFFICERS of His MA-
• J 1 STY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will, be received at their Office iu Pall-'ball, on
or before Alquday, the 28th day of March" inst. fronl such
Persons as may be Willing to rna%Ttake the Supply of
SERGE and FUSTI-ANfrr Service of 'this Department for a
Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of
the first Year, upon Notice of -three Months, at the Option of
Zither Party.

' Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Laboratory in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, andfurther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract, ?nay be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten end
Four clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed
up, and indorsed " PrOposiils for S6-ge and Fustian but no
Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th insta;4, at
Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, steith;r will any
7'w der ba uotited, unites the Party Making it, or an Agent
in kis behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board, ,
B. H.CREW, Sec.

1814. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 3." arch 8,

THE PRINCIPA L, OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby .give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their. Office, in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 28th day of March instant, from
such Persons as may- be willing to undertake the Supply
of S'I'OVES, RANGES,_ and otheryfrticks, for Service
of this Department for a Period, of 'Aree Years, deter-
niittable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice
of Three Months, at the.7option.of 'either
.Party.

Patterns of the ..4rticles may be viewed upon Application
at the Principal Storekeeper's" Office in the Tower, and far,
then Particulars, tOgether with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in
Pall-31a11,. aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten,
and Four a' ClOck, where the Propo.sals must be delivered,
sealed
.up and indorsed, " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges,
&c.." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said pBth
March, at Twain: n'ilock at Noon of the same Day; neither
will any Tender.lie naticed, unless. the Party making !, or
an Agent in his Bektflf shall attend.

By -Order of the Board,
B. H. cAErr, Secretary.