The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-14 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. E• 1804.

HIGHLAND SOCIETY.

At a GENERAL MEETING of the HIGHLAND SO-
CI ETY of LONDON, held at the Shakespear Tavern,
Covent-Garden, on Thursday, the Bth Day of March,
1804,
His Grace the DUKE of ATHOLL in the Chair ;
RESOLE
VD, That the NEXT GENERAL
MEETING of the SOCIETY be held on FRI-
DAY, the 16th of March, and that the Company of the
EARL of MOIRA be requested on that Day, that the So-
ciety may have an oppor,tunity of testifying their reaped for
so distinguished a Charatter, whose conduct, as Command-
ing His Majest) 's Forces in Scotland, has given such univer-
sal satistaaion : That this Resolution be intimated to the
Earl of Moira by the Secretary ; and that the attendance of
all the fvlernbers of the Society be particularly requested on
the occasion.
Tickets to be had at the Bar of the Shakesptar Tavern.
Dinner i i the Table at Six o'Clock precisely.

NEW EDITIONS.
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THE LOUNGER : a Periodical Parer, published
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MR. CHRISTIAN'S NEW EDITION-OF SIR WM.
BLACKS-TONE'S COMMENTARIES.
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in boards, a new Edition, being the Fourteenth, of
C-OMMiN FAMES on Ike LAWS of ENG
LAND, in Four Books..
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Pleas.
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A Second Edition, of

THE DEFENCE of ORDER. A Poem.
By JOSIAH WALKER, A. M.
" Where Order deigns to come,
Her sister, Liberty, will not be far." AKENStDE.
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" Such are the feelings with which we shall pen our
present account Of The Defence of Order;' a composition
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the glow of good poetry; and the Conclusions of wise reflec-
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SECOND,VOLUME. OF MR. BARROW's- TRAVELS
I'lN SOUTHERN AFRICA.
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AN. ACCOUNT of 'TR AV ELS into the
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the different European Powers, as a Naval and Military Sta-
tion; as a Point of Security to our Indian Trade and Settle-
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Commercial Emporium in Time of Peace. With a Statisti-
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Documents.
By TORN BARROW, Esq.
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of Public Accounts at the Cape of Good Hope, and STcre-
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THE NATURAL HISTORY of the HUMAN.
TEETH, including' a particular Elucidation of the
Changes which take place during the Second Dentition, and
describing the proper Mode of Treatment to prevent I rregu-
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Diseases which aired C,luldren during the First Dentition.
By-JOSEPH FOX,
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BUILDERS' PRICES, 1804.
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the ist of March,

THE BUILDERS' PRICE.BOOK : containing
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Surveyors in London to the several Artificers concerned in
Building ; including the Journeymen's Prices.
Byan EXPERIENCED. SURVEYOR.
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