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On the 28th of this Month will he published,
In-Three Volumes, limo. price 11. is. boards,

THE TRAGEDIES of VITTORIO 'A LFI ER I .
Translated from the Italian.
•By CHARLES LLOYD.
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'This Day was published, price Is. Gd.
THE TRIAL of Sir HENRY MILDNIAY, Bt.
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December 10,- 1814.

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Poetry.

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On the 31st of December, 1814, «•ill be-published,
Price _2s. (Al. the first Number of

-.HE EVIDENCES-of the CHRISTIA:;I. RE-
- IL LIGION; being a Collection•of all the Works,' Trajts,
and,Essays, of the most established Authors who have writ-
tEn in Defence of the Christian Faith; now,, for• the firSt
tin“.:, arranged into an uniform class and body, with the view
of putting into the hands, of the Student of Theology, and the
general lleadm, those Monuments, and as it were, Columns
of our Faith, which the Piety and Learning of ii;ist Times
.have reared, to adorn andsdefend the Christian Church. To
be published in Monthly Numbers, price 2s. Gil. each, in
Koval Octavo, printed on fine wove paper, hot. pressed-, and
with a bold and beautiful Type, to, be comprised in Twenty-
five or Thirty-Numbers-at most, .each'Number to. contain Five
Sheets, or Eighty Pages. To coanneuce with Paley's View of
the Evidences of Christianity. To be complete:i •in Four
Numbers, priCe 10s. The first Number to Int published Dec.
41,1814, price 2s. (A.'. • •

The Words to be contained in .this Collection. will be such
as are cenfinad solely to the Evinuces of Christianity. They
will be as folloW:—Orutius's Evidence, &c. with the Notes
of Le Clere, and from the admirable Translation of Dr. Clarke.
Locke's. Reasonable.oess of Christianity—Addison's Evidences
—Paley's Evidences—llishup Purtrns's Evidences—Campbell
on the Miracles—So.inie Jennings's Intern,' Evidenee—Hors-
lry's Defence of the Person of Chi Ist against Priestley—llur
Life audiDeath of Itochester—Jo.tes of Nayland's
.I•7t:es of the Trinity—West tin It vsurrvet ion--Lytt let Ull'S
Con version of St. I'mll—Sherlock's Trial of the- Four Wit-
nesses.—To which will be added, ,as embracing manyof the
Main arguMents of Christianity, though nut exclusively
Gated to its defence—Dr. Clarke's Demonstration of the Ex-
istence of Attributes of a Deity, and Leslie on Deists.—lt is
expected to comprehend all these .Works of the most illus.,
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Numbers at most;' and they will form, altogether„ five hand-
some 850 volumes, and he obtained at a cost infinitely below
the price at which they sell.
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- may bind sham up in any order or swries he prefers. -
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