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iu design and c will be found far superior to any yet pro-
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which is regularly supplied from their Manufactory as above.
N. 13. Various patterns of last year's Printing at reduced prices,
worthy the attection of the Trade, Hotel and Tavern keepers,
Proprietors of !kit-Dished houses, &c.

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4NOUVEAUX ROMANS do Madame Mcopur!Listi, Madame

Carein, et de Mr larae Gtr cis:
iA tbcpresi, and speedily will be published,

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1. ONORINE d'USERCHES ; Roman, par
I'Autear des " LettMs Aldus de Laudanne;" Tomes,
AWN in Inikal.
2. La PRINCESSE de WOLFNIItrrTEL, par rAuteur de
Caroline de Litchfield, S tomes.
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SPAIN.—PORTUGAL.—THE BRAZILS.
This day was published; by IL Colburn, Conde's-drew, London,
and may be had of all Booksellers,

1. . PICTURE pf.IASBON; being a Descrip-
tion, moral, civil, pplitical, physical, and religious .of
that Capital, translated from the German of FREDIRICK Liao,
Author of 'Travels in Portugal, I voL Bvo.
' tt..A PIC CURE of VAI.ENCIA, comprehending • Descrip-
tion of that interesting Province of Spain, its Inhabitints, Man-
ners and Customs; together with an ample account of its Pro-
ductions, Commerce, Manufactures, &c. &c. ; translated from
the German of CHRISTIAN AI:GU:TVS FISCIIFR, and forming
theitoritinsation of his Travels in Spain-1 vol. Bvo.
3.*.HISTORY- of BRAZIL; containing a Geographical and
HistoTial Account of that Colony; together with a Description
of the Manners, Customs, Religion, &c. of the' Natives; inter-.
;weed wititremarks on the nature of its soil, climate, produc-
tions, and foreign and internal commerce. To which are sub-
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the climate, with Hints to new *;!tiers en the masteificacione.
modes of prevention, .13. y ANDRAW Glta.NT M.D. 1 voL

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- • • - ENCYCLOPADIA lIRrrANNICA.
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'Phis day was published,
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In One Volume, Octavo' price ns. bd. in boards, •
PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY, for the Use of
Chirurgical Students. A New Editiod, with Additions.
By JOHN PEARSON, P. R. S.
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DIS-
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By BRYAN CROWIAER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Surgeon
to Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals.

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N. B. A few Copies are printed on a large paper, with proof
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Where may be had, just published,
J. Callow's new Catalogue of a Modern Collection of Medical
Books, for 1808 and 9.

This day was published, in throe volumes, small octavo, price 14s.
• in boards, dedicated, by permission, to Her Royal Highness
the Princess of Wales, a Second Edition 41 f
nR..UNDERWOOD'S DISORDERS of
4-0 CHILDHOOD ; with Directions for the Management of
Infants from the Birth, adapted to Domestic use.
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price 114.6 d: in boards, of, A I'REATISL on the DISEASES of
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precisely adapted to Professional Readers.
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la boards, of his SURGICAL TRACTS; containing a Treatise
ion Ulcers of the Legs, Scrophulous Tumours, the Miminary
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NOR SALE BY PUBLIU AUCTION,
• •
At the London Ina, Foxhole-street, Plymouth,. on Tuesday the
27th September instant Lat twebre ticieck in the forenoon,l
TE Beautiful Fast-tailing French Schooner
-L. LA .1.04115 E, captured oti he./ voittitifrom Martiniqteby
His Majesty's sloop SwALLaw, ALExasiosit MILNZI, Esl.
Commander.—Dimensions:.
Length, on deck • - -
Brealb aboVe
Depth in the. Hold
Aiimeasures 205 18-94 Toes.
This vessel is coppered and copper-fastened, is very nearly
ncw, and is well found in stores; her properties for fast-sailing ire
unrivalled : she was captured in a.cabn by the Swallow's' bcul.s.
Her Cargo has been landed, in the moat perfect condition.
After the Sate of the Schooner will be told her Cargo, for -Es.
portation, viz.
21 Bales Cotton Wool
18 kihds. Clayed Sugar
1 Barra Dam
20j Bags Cocoa
ti Hltds. Cult. e

For turthLr vrticul irs apply i
street, Plymouth Dock; or to
J.

93 ft. St in.
22 6

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500 Barrels Ditto
43 'fierce, DiKo
33 Bags Ditto
gags Gum Copal
lir> Hides in the Hair.

w. Y. Smith. EN. Georz
FAMES SLADE, in Plyntoin

Also,
THE Beautiful Copper-bottom Brig MART,
pierced fur 19 guns, a remarkably fast sailer, has a Brilisb
register, and may be sent to sea at a very trilling expence, is we I
found in Stares, which are in mast excellent order and conditioa,
many of her sails being perfectly new..—Dimenaions :
Length on Deck 89 ft. 10 in.
Extreme Breadth
Depth in the Hold - 10 11.
Admeasures 184 14-8 G Tons.
• After which will be sold, the good schooner BONN IRST.Tt
E ALMAS, of 85 45.94 Tons measurement—a firm good yes- I,
and well calculated for general purposes ; and then for Nome
Consumption, free of Duty to the purchaser,
50 Pipes Olive Oil, in Lots of two and three Pipes.
This Oil is weli suited to the purposes of Clothiers and Woollca
Manufacturers.
For Samples of the Oil, view of the Mary,- Ate. apply to
JAMES SI.ADE, in Plymouth.

FOR SALE 11Y PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street. Plymouth, on Friday the
30th liepternb,r inst. at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon,
(By virtue of a Commisdou orAppraisernent and Sale, addressed
to Joseph Pl:ii!imore, Doctor orLaws, Beeston Long, Thomas
Reid, John Kingston, Sen. &gra: and Mr. John Hawker, Mer-
chant),
ONE HUNDRED ana SIXTY 'Hogsheads of
f
AUG AR, being part of the Cargo of the Danisn ship Trinde
Sostres.—For viewing, samples, and ftirther information, apply
at the Office of the Danish Commissioners, Mark-lane, London,
or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plynscidth.

Immediately afterwakts Will be Sold,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.
80 Hogsheads and 2 Tierces White Clayeil Sugar,
287 Barrels and 245 Bags Coffee.
41 Bales Cotton.
1 Cue Bark, in powder. •
3 Bags Bark.
Just landed from the French bill; Letter of Marque " Pelts*
Casar" from Martinique of superior quality and condition.
Also, sundry Cordage, Sails, Anchors, Boats and Stokes, lately
belonging to said Brig, (the Hull being taken by Government)
prize to his Majesty's ship Seine, D. Atkins, Fag. Captain,
Afterwards, Sundry Cordage, Anchors, Grapnels, Sails, aad
other useful Stores; salved frogs Six FIENCIIL CHASSC MAILERS,
destroyed by His Majesty's Ship AMETHYST, MICIIALL
NIOVR Esq. Captain.
Also, she .Chasse Marees, MARIE JULlEN—Length 51 feet
11 inches ; Breadth 14 feet 8 ; admesseres 58 47-94 Tons.
And sr. ETIENNE—Length 4S feet 9 inches; Breadth 14
feet ai inches ; Admeasures 38 9.-94 Tons. (Round sculled,
caleii4ted far' lighters, or the coasting trade), and their Cargoes,
consisting of Staves, Deals, Cordage, Anchors, &c.
'Also, the Spanish• Schooner CAR MALITA ; square stern;
Length 55 feet 10 inches ; breadth 14 feet 8 Inches ; admeasurqs
SO
.63-94 Tons. A handy little vessel for the Coasting or New-
foundland Trades. Her Cargo consists of Salt. All condemned
to hisJillsjesty's ittip..Eiaturnrsr, Captain M. SETMOUIt.

Attinvards' ; yhtu-of a Commission of Appraisement attii
Sale, 9 Cases manufactured Tobacco,
1 Tub Wire,
Ex Waeksamkeit from Holland.
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And about 13 Tons (more or less) of I..cpvood, salved from
the wrecks of the Unity and Betsey.
For Viewing, Catalogues,- and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

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For the Benefit of the Concerned, for Exportation, or Home
Consumption,
ABOUT 2190 Finetgas 13arley, part of the Cargo
of the Polacre SOPH2A, W. Came& Master, from Ogo
bgaltar, restored to the Claimants per Decree from: the Ht
Court of Admiralty of England.
For further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchaer,

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t, Plymouth'

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Vllt NIVER.SA RY MEETING of the
GENTLEMEN educated at the FREE GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, In MANCHESTER, will be held on Wednesday the
.sth day of October, 1808, at Mr. Vernon's, the Spread Eagle Inn,
in Manchester.—Those Gentlemen that purpose favouring the
Stewards with their company on the occasion, are requested to
give in their names to Mr. Vernon, at the Spread Eagle aforesaid,
on or before Saturday the Ist of October.—Dinner on the Table
precisely at Three &Clock.

GEORGE EATON, Eso
Stewards.
JOHN BALDWIN, Esq.

SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS'S LETTER.

This day was pnblish ed, in small Octavo, price 4s. in boards,
A LETTER to the LIVERY of LONDON, re-
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FICE OF SHERIFF, with an APPENDIX, containing Letters
and Official Documents.

By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Knt.
One of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex.

• " Truth and Justice are immutable ; and they will generally
prevail, among rational Creature., over the Prejudices of Igno-
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To be had of all the Bookseller% in Town and Country.

••' The subjects successively disci' .sed in this Work, are the
Freeholders' Book—The House of Correction—The Discharge of
Persons relative to whom no Blll'of Indictment has been found—
The Prisons—Newgate and the Compters--Transportations to
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