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London, England, 1807-06-03 00:00:00

PATERSON's ROADS.

In the Press, and speedily will be published,
A New Edition,.. being the- Fourteenth of this
jam, WORK, arranged ulion au improved Plan, so that tlie
Seats and other Objects worthy of uotice will be brought be-
fore the Eye in the same Vage in which the Roads are
'de-
scribed
The whole greatly augmented by. every official Aid, and
by•the Assistance of Francis Fret hng, Esq. Secretary to the
Post-Office, attd-of the several survefors of tire provincial
Distrids, under the Authority of the Postmaster-General..
By Lieut. Colonel PATE.RSON,
Assistant Quarter- Nlaster-General of His Majesty's Forces.
in.the mean time may be, had, price :is, sewed,
Paterson's Roads, in a pocket size, for the convenience of.
Riders and other Travellers;' containing the most accurate
Description of the RoadS, Without the Country, Seats.
'Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater..
noster-row, and V. Faden, Charing-Cross.

GRECIAN LITERATURE,
This Day was published, price' 125. 111 boallls,
ARCIVEOLOGIA GR/ECA, or the Antiquities
of Greece; being an Account of the Manners and Cus-
toms of the Greeks, deduced from the late,it and best author
tines, and relating to their . , .
Government, ' Dress, lEntertainments, .
Magistracy, Exercises, FoTd,
Laws, ,' Baths, ' Music;
I udicial Proceedings, Marriages, ' Painting,
Religion, Divorces,. Public Buildings,
Games, - ' Funerals, - ' ,Harbours, -
Military and: Naval Domestic Em. Weights and Mea.
Affairs, - ployrnents, sures, &c. elcc.
. ...

- a r - •
'Chiefly designed to illustrate.the Greek Classics, by ex-
plaining Words and Phrases according to the Rites and Cus-
toms to which they refer. To which are prefixed, a brief
history of the Grecian States, and Biographical Sketches of
the principal Greek Writers.
By the'Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,

Of Christ's Cbilege, Cambridge, Master oft he F;eeGrammar

School at 'itivenstonedale, in Westmoreland.
London: Printed for Richard Phillips, No: 6, New Bridge-
street .; and sold by all Booksiellers.
lust published, by the same Author,
The ,Grammar of History, by means of which that im-
portant subject maybe practically taught in Sthools, price 3s.
bound.
AncienelliStory, for the Use of Schools, in one closely
printed vniume,,duodecimo, price 6s. bOUnd.
Modan history, for the Use of Schools, similar to the An-
History,. price 6s. bound,...‘ •:1 '

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TO BE SOLD By PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
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about ten from Windsor, one -mile from Binfield, and two
miles trom,a Post and Market town. It consists of about
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Past4re; and about 13 Acres Arable; with Farm-house;
Barn, Stable, and Cotiage-, in petted repair,. and unlimited
right of Pisiure over extensive Commons. The Land is
within a perfect Ring-fence, s occupied by the Proprietor,
is in the highest state of cultivation, and possession may be
had as soon as thelturehase is completed: • "1- 'rimberand
growing CropS to be taken at a valuation. The neighbour-
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.as Also a Pack of -.Vox- ',Hounds, frequently trust
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