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THE WEST INDIES, dm

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This day was published, in an elegant Volume, Quarto, accom-
panied by a Map of the Settlements, price 275. in boards,
AVOYAGE TO THE 11EMERARY ; contain
ing a statistical Account of the SETTLEMENTS there,
and of those of the ESSEQUEBO,the BERBICE, and other con-
tiguous RIVERS of GUYANA.
By HEM* BOLINGBROKE, Esq.
Deputy Vendue Master at Surinam.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street; and to
be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had,
1. Sir WILLIAM YO,UNG's ACCOUNT
ripe he PRESENT
STATE of the WEST INDIES, in Quarto, p2ss.
2. The PRESENT STATE of PERU, with numerous Plates,
price 455.
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BAREUNGTON's NEW LONDON SPY FOR 1808.
?his day was published,
Embellished with an Engraving and Vignette Title from Draw
ings by Craig, price only is. 6d.
BARRINGTON's NEW LONDON SPY for
1808, or The FRAUDS of LONDON DETECTED; to
which is now first added, Night Scenes in London. Among
many other Articles highly interesting and necessary to be known
by all Persons coming to or residing in London will be found
Accounts of Bawds, Bawdy I-louses, Bullies* Duffers, Conjurers,
Fortune-Tellers, Caution to Persons coming from the Country,
Footpads, Gamblers, Billiards, Hangers-on, Highwaymen, House-
breakers, Jilts, Insolvents, Kidnappers, Lottery Office Keepers,
Money-Droppers, Ring-Droppe;s, Pimps, Procuresses, Pick-
Poach, Quacks, Receivers of stolen Goods, Sharpen, Waggon
Hunter% Shop-Lifters, &c.—To which is prefixed, the Art of
Boxing, by Mr. Belcher and the Young Chicken.
London: Published by Thomas Tugg, No. ill, Cheapside,
and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen.

A CAPITAL SOURCE OF EVENING AMUSEMENTS.
WOODWARD'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE.
This day was published,
In suprr-royal folio 4 containing Three capital Characteristicd
Cari-
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cakuse Prints, from original Drawings, to be continue regu
larly every fortnight, No. I. of
I HE CARICATURE MAGAZINE; or Hudi-
L brastic Mirror: being a most capital Collection of original
Hurneurous Characteristic Prints,
W. M. WOODWARD, Esq.
Author of Excursions in England and Wales; Progress of a Cor-
rupt Senator; and Illustrations of the Miseries of Humall Life.
" Quid rides? mutato nomine, de to
" Fabula narratur." NOR ACT, SAT. L
The Numbers already published of this popular and entertain-
ing Work contain Caricature Prints, which, for genuine humour
and nit in the true spirit of Hogarth, bid fair to equal, if not sur-
pass any work of the kind hitherto published.
London : Published regularly every fortnight by Thomas Tegg,
No. 111, Cheapside ; and may be bad of all booksellers and dea-
• lers in the Kingdom.

ARITHMETIC.
This day was published, closely printed, price Ss. 6d. bound,
with as; allowance of the 25th Zook.
THE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and
BUSINESS, adapted to the practical USE of SCHOOLS,
including a complete reformation of all the Tables of Weights and
Measures ; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives,
Stocks, anORE NUMEROUS EXAPLES uad
every Rule than ared toM be found in any other Book oMf
this Kind.er
By the Rev. J. JOYCE,
Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. Sec.
Every man of business must recollect how much he had to un-
learn in the practice of Arithmetic, when having left school he
first entered into the commerce of life, and alto how little he
had learnt which was strictly applicable to real transactions. The
present System of Arithmetic, disregarding the fetters of its pre-
decessors, has consulted alone the actual and prevailing occasions
for the exercise of this useful Art. Every branch of trade and
manufacture has been sedulously consulted in the new exemplifi-
cation of the various Tables of Weights and Measures; every
thing oiriolete or useless in other books of Arithmetic has been
expunged ; and every thing has been introduced that is essentially

necessary.
Printed for ittennito PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers.

THE LAST NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE Booksellers throughout Great Britain and
Ireland, arc respectfully informed, that the undermentioned
Works have been published within these few days.
1. CAPPER'S TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, or Ga-
zetteer of the United Kingdom, with 46 maps, boards, 255.
8. The same Work with the Plates coloured, boards, 30s.
3. A COMPLETE ATLAfeof the United Kingdom, being the
plates to the above work, sold separately, half-bound .123.
4. BOLINGBROKE'S VOYAGE to the DEMERARY, and
the other rivers of Guyana, 4to. boards, 273.
5. WILSON'S BIOGRAPHICAL and POLITICAL INDEX
to the HOUSE OF COMMONS, corrected to February, 1808,
boards, 12s. Bound in red, 12s. 6d.
6. CAPTAIN ASHE'S TRAVELS in the Back Settlements
of North America in 1806, 3 vets. boards, 21s.
7. HOLLAND', VIEW of the AGRICULTURE, and pre-
sent state of CHESHIRE, boards, 105.
8. ROBERTSON', VIEW of the AGRICULTURE, Fisheries,
and present State of INVERNESS-SHIRE, boards, 145.
9. YOUNG'S VIEW of the AGRICULTURE oSUSSEX.
10. OXONIANA, or Anecdotes of Oxford, its Colleges, Learned
Men, Ste. die. 4 vols. boards, 21s.
11. OWENSON's PATRIOTIC SKETCHES, written in
Connaught, 2 vols. 9s.
12. MODERN, RECENT, and CONTEMPORARY VOY-
AGES and TRAVELS, vol. 6. boards, 150.
13. The CABINET of ENGLISH POETRY, containing all
the best entire Pieces of Poetry to be found in the Works of the
British Poets, Organdy printed in post octavo, with portraits, by
Caroline Watson ; du volumes, boards, 545.
14. BLAIR'sPRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH
LANGUAGE,on the improved plan of Goldsmith's Grammar
of Geography, 2s.
15. JOYCE'S PRACTICAL ARITHIVIETIC, adapted to the
present state of Trade and Business, Ss.
16. GREGORY'. LECTURES on NATURAL and EXPE-
I RIMENTAL PHILOSi4PHY, with rutnerbus plows, -rotal3s.
boardskidge street, March se, isos,