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SPAIN

TAI, day was published, In two elegant Volumes, small Oct-tax:4!
price tialf a Guinea in boards, Illustrated with a Map of Spain,
a Ilan of Cadiz, and several other Engravings,
TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
containing accurate Delineations of the MANNIRS and Dostesne
Co Nl:irrupt of that Country, with Anecdotes of the PRINCE, of
PLACE, &c. &c. Estimates of the Power ar.d Resources of the
-zpanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load
of reco!kctions.''--Gitair's LETTIRS.

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, BrAge-street, and to be had
of all liookscllas in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SKINNIR,EIIi. with
Engravings, price 455. in boards.

This day was published, price 941: sewed, or Sc a dozen,
Ihr Editi of
AN EXPLANATION of the CATECHISM of
the CHURCH of ENGLAND.
Ily WILLIAM COXE, M. A.
Archdeacon of Wilts.
Sdd by Longman, Ifurst, Rees imd Orate, Paternoster-row,
.don ; and J. Easton, Salisbury.
%chord-may be had by the same Author, price ad. or 2s. dd.
a cozen, familiar Expia::ation of the Service of Confirmation
ab .;dgod from 'Archbishop Seeker's ertnon on Confirmatirn.

EDMUND BURKE'b Hi& FORY. OF SOU 1 Ii AMERICA.
This day Was pubiish,d,
Vol V. in 4to. price 11. 4s. and Vols LX. and X. royal !Ivo. IL 4i.
or de : y as, .s. illi.strat?il with Maps,
THE WO R l‘S of the RIGHT HONOURABLE
EDMUND BURKE, c..titsisty:g of :at Account of the Eu-
ropean colonies in America.
Printed for S.oeltdaie, 2usior, No. 41, about the middle, on
the North side of Pad-Alan; a-til Gilbert uud Hodges, La Grange
and Keene, Dublin.

Ind.•pendendy of the above beirg the most elegant of that ce-
kbrated Author's writings, it aequires an extraordinary present
interest from di.: perfect view whizh it takes of the South Ame•
riran Eurpt.an Colonies, in all their topographical, political, and
commercial relatiors to each teller, and to raimpe.

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This day was published, clusdy prin,d,rke 3s. 6d. bound,

with an all awance orthe 25th Book,
'THE ARITHMETIC of. REAL LIFE and
aclaptt.d to the practical USE of SCHOOLS,
including a complete reformation of all the Tattles of Weights and
Meat r. tit: Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives,
&ricks, Sac. &c.; And MO E NUMEROUS EXAMPLES under
every Rule than are to be found in 57 y other Book of this Kind.
Etc :.r key. J. JOYCE.
Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. &c.
Everyman of busin,,s l:ririNh Empire must recollect how
much lie had to udearn in the practic 7_of Arithmetic, when
haring left school he u st E,Z,T.11 into the commerce of life, and
how little he had leir•t wh:ch Erictly applicable to reul
,ransactions. They's-tlent System of Arithmetic, disregarding the
fetters of its pr-dec.-ssors, has !mucked alone the actual and pre-
vailing occiutems for tie exercise of this useful Art. Even.
n'snch of trade aid manufacture his been sedulously consulted
in the new etempitfication of the various Taßles of Weights anti
Measiires; every thing obsolete or useless in other books of
Aritlimetic has been expunge.' ; and !veil thing has been intro-
tluca.:l that is essentially necessary.
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friars, and to be had of in Dooksetliers.

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T ESSONS for YOUNG PERSONS in HUM-
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the Art of Reading; in Virtue and Pie.),; and, particularly, in
the knowledge °Effie Duti.x peculiar to •I cir Stations.
Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, an i Orne, Paternoster-row;
and by Wilson and tie::, and Spence al': Son, York.
There is nothing in this pM3lical too, that, in our opinion, dots
not inerir the highest commendation; it is (with the regretted ex-
cept:on of ‘oine typographical errors) a most correct,- seasonable,
and judicious conipilaimi, worthy the pares: ages of good litera-
ture. Nor can we conceive that any b,ok, more proper for the
purpos-si: intends, can be put into the hands ef those for wheal
it is • es; gi:ed."—*l he Guid. , u ne, brii.
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" In appearance, cheapness, and moral te!.denry, this compila-
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cludes cmteitc..s and pAragraphs, authentic narratives. descrip-
ians (of eiaracter), dialogues, and miscellaneous pieces, both in
prose and verse. It inculea.es the most useful sentiments, in a
eery suitable &tin, and well deserves patronage."

FeleCtic Reviem, June, If

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A Nevi Edition of

THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY—of the
-1- FRENCH and ENGLISH LAIIIIGLIAGES. In two Parts.
I. French and English. 2. English and French. Containing all
the Words in general use, and authorised by the best writers.
'the beVLI al Parts of Speech—.he Genders of the French Nouns—
the Accents of the English Woods—the Naval and Military
I.rtita---art Alphabetical List of the most usual Chris! ian sad
Proper Manors; and of the most remarkable Places in the known