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London, England, 1802-01-27 00:00:00

• Dr. BLAIR's SERMONS.
This Day was published,.
'Handsomely printed in Five Volumes Svo. anddeclicated, by
Permiss'.on, to Her Majesty, price il. iss. in boards, a
• new Edition, being the 23d; of
LiERMONS. By HUGH BLAIR, D.D. F.R.S.
Ed. One of the Ministers of the High Church; and
'Professor of Rhetoric and Belles Lcttres in the University of
Edinburgh.
With a short Account of the Life and Charado• of the
Author, by JAMES FINLAYSON,
Printed for A. Strahan ; T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies,
•St'.and; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh.
(I,T The Eifth'Volume may be had separate, to complete
Sets, price 7s. in boards. As may also the Sermon on the
. Duties of the Young, .7rice is.
As above may be had, by the same Author,
Leaures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres. Eighth Edition,
3 vols. 8,10. price il. is. in boards.

Early in March next will be published, —7
In Two Vols. Quarto, with numerous Maps, drawn under
the diredion, and with the last Improvements of Arrow-
smith, and engraved in a new manner by Lowry, forming
an universal Modern Atlas,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY : A Description
of the Empires, Kingdoms, and States, with the
Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all Parts of the World ; includ-
ing the-most recent. Discoveries and Political Alterations.

~j3yJOHN PINKERTON.
The AstmnoaOcal Introduotion by S. Vince., A. M. Pro-
fessor of Anatomy in the University .of Cambridge. To the
whole are added, Lists of the best Map's 'and Books of Tra.
vela, in all Languages, and an ample Index.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and
Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row..
*** The Maps will amount. to between forty and fifty,
from entirely new Drawings, superintended and revised by
Mr. Arrowamith, whose skill in thisdepartmc is univer-
sally acknowledged. The chief authorities are marked
at the bottom of each Map, and they are. illustrated by Mr.
Pinkerton, with many important features of the Countries,
and interesting Names derived from numerous Works of Na-
'twat and Civil History, which will be in vain sought for
even in a large and expensive Atlas. They are engraved by
Mr. Lowry in a style of clearness and beauty never before
attempted, and upon .a new principle suggested by the Au-
thor.

0". An Abridgement of this Work is in a state of prepa-
ration.

BOOKS for YOUNG PERSONS

MEW EDITIONS of. the following esteemed
,P ÜBLI CATIONS, calculated for the Instrudion and
Amusement of Young Persons, have been lately published
by T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand:
z. Dr. BIAIR's SERMON on the DUTIES of the
YOUNG, printed separately, at the request of several Per.
sons of Chara&er, as containing much excellent Instruction
properly adapted to the Youth of both Sexes. is.
2. SACRED DRAMAS ; • the subjects taken from. the
Bible. By Hannah More. Ss.
3: The FEMALE MENTOR, or Selea Conversations.
2 vols. gs.

4. ESSAYS seleded from NIONTAGNE, with a Sketch
of-the Life of the Author. By the Editor of the Female
Mentor. ss. '
s. LETTERS to a YOUNG LADY,•on.a variety of use-
ful and interesting Subjeds, calculated to improve the Heart,
form the Manners; anaenlighten the Understanding. By 'the
Rev. john. Bennett. i vols. Bs.

6. STRICTURES on FEMALE EDUCATION, chiefly
as it relates to the culture of the Heart. By the-same. 35.6 d.
7. A FATHER'S LEGACY to his DAUGHTERS. •By
the late Dr. Gregory, of Edinburgh. With anew Set ofele-
gant Engravings. 4s. 6d.
*„* An inferior Edition without the-Plates. as. sewed.
8. SERMONS to YOUNG WOMEN. By James For,
dyce, D. D. a vols. 7s. •
9. ADDRESSES to YOUNG MEN. By the same.
2 vols. Bs.

to. The TEMPLE of VIRTUE, a Dream. By the
same. 3s._ _ _

rt. RURAL WALKS, in Dialogues. By -Charlotte
Smith. 2 vols. 45.
Iz. RAMBLES FARTHER ; a Continuation of Rural
Walks. By the same. z vols. 45. •
The GOVERNESS; or, The Little Female Aca-
demy. By the late Mrs. Fielding. - is. 6d. .
14, The CORRESPONDENT; a -Selection of Letters
from the best Authors; together with some Originals, adapt-
ed to all .the Periods and Occasions of Life, calculated to
form the Epistolary Style of Youth of both Seges, •to impart
a knowledge of the World and of Letters; and to inspire sen-
timents of Virtue and Morality. z'vols. Bs.
• i 5. MYTHOLOGY compared with HISTORY; or,
The Fables of the Ancients elucidated from Historical Re-
cords. Translated from the French of M. L'Abbe de Tres-
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Pleydell Bouverie. Bvo. gs.
to. ADELAIDE and THEODORE or,, Letters on
.Education. Translated from the French of the Countess de
Gnlis. • 3 vols. los, 6d,