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MONDAY,

PICITULLIIVO OFFICE, 7•., so, 0106. 1 Tuds day were publiftwd,
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I UTTERS addre(ed to the DAUGHTERII'
of a
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,NOBt.i:MAN, on the Formation of RELIGIOUS and
That an Tuefday the sd September next, they will be ready to MORAL PRINCIPLE.
receive renders In writing (reeled up) and treat for the fupplying By ELIZABETH HAMILTON.
1 Author of Letter, the Element ar) Principles of Education, Fee.
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Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, °trend.
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the Condlekos of the Cootrs&s may be fan at the Secre-
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k fty' q 07 enlist St ILlfiott. •
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Elegantly printed In Two Volumes, and dluftrated with Ear's.
Ins., price 135 in Boards, new Edition, of
OBERON: a POEM. from the German of
wie.L.ANu.

By WILLIAM SOTHEBY, Efq.
Printed for T. Cadt..ll sod W. Davies, Strand.
•.• A very few Copies on large Peek, wait Brit Inapreffioes
of at. Mates, prke aLas.in Boards.

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ik CAUTION TO PAMTLIti.
TIT real" reputation which Mr. AU RGESB has
etriord by the fuperior excellence of Ids ESSENCE of AN-
MoVIES for Pi& Sauce has induced many pedals to give the
Sine name to an snick entlrdy different.
JOHN DUROESS and SON tbtok k a duty dm, ewe the
Public, to caution them asalnit rush impolliions.as foveael people
travel the Smoke, offering W. 1..— %elle extra large profit to
4, rowelled t,

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This day were nobbling',
In Three to,itlftlel Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, price
11.. is In boards. the Tenth Edition of
LECTURES ou RHETORIC and BELLES
LkTTRES.
By HUGH BLAIR., DD. and P.R S. Ed.
One of the hlinifters of the High Church. and Profeffor of Rite.
torte and. Belles Lettrss In the Univerlity of i
Printed fur A. Straiten; and I'. Cadet' and W. Devi.., in the
Strand; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh.
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the Yotws. ad Edition, price is.

•1 O 1 f[PAAID6NABLE WoRLD.
PAUTlM—the'great repntatirn the genuine
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kan attentnc and Ineconeelveablefairnefstn the Hand",has Induced
p number of unprincipled Shopkeepers to fell a fpuitoua imitation
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Genuine Seep is figned by the Proprietor. Wholafale Agent, Wm:
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deppinnanno. Wit idan not hearth!' (pasture, waft be a glar
Etta inspofitlon, end diangernus tote depended on
ilefd bi Vito. Wiatarik(nt the life Warrheufe fee Dr. Nanis's
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OM Mame Crown Odaro, Price min Boards,
:1 Anew Edition. being the Fifth, of
EVIDENCES of the CH RIS CLAN RELIGION;
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Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
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nation; on Dreaming; the liteory of LangUage • on Fable and.
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• .%r. WEST HANNDIGFIELD. ESSEX. •
." BE SOLD BY ZRIVATE CONTRACT.
LUABLE and very defirable FREEHOLD
Nin'ATE called SLOW HOUSE, or R LL's FARM

eill"in the Pub! of Weft. Hanningacld, about eight miles
Chehtniford, ingatelione, and Billericay, and about four
Was Bator Bridge, to *which the Auer Crouch is naviirable ; eon
Sp.( a Fans Hinge, Offices, Garden. Barn, Stabling, Out-
Yard, and fundry inclaes ur of Meadow, Parture, and
Land ; containbig upwards of tan Acres, in the occu'pa-
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70 BE I.ET, fora Teem of Them Yew., and millefion to be
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Batts, and Chelt,nham, but ocareft the left much frequented and.
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various traits of fe; inky and beauty. The roads arc remarkably
-good. and the Hou Resat eafy diltaners from levant good Market
'1 owns and within one mile of a Poft Town.
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The Fourth Edition, of
THE SAIittATH, a Poem. To which are added,
SABBATH WALKS.
By,JAMrs GRAHAME.
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Dater-row; and William Blackwood, ditiburgh.
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The Birds of Scotland, Biblical Miura, and tee Rural Calcn.
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" We need not add that the perufal of this volume has at,rtled
us a very uncommon degree of pkafure. l'he true fenObPity,whh.
oot any affea et ion,wh led th cau t hoe on all mealiest, di fyla y a, cannot
fail to Intercft every reader he plainly lees every charm of nature
he &faints." Literary Journal, May :B_6.

HORRID MURDER, and SHOCKING CRUELTY on the

111011 SEAS.
TM. day was rubliatcd, price ta.
'T'HE TRIAL of a CHINESE TARTAR,
caned ACOU, for the Wilful Murder of his Countryman,
ANGUIN, by nearly cutting off kis head, (tabbing him in the
heart, and shin' him 29 wounds indifferent parts of his body ;
of which be was found Guilty, and fireweed to be banged and
ditedted es Friday neat. This is the moil remarkable Trial that
ever was determined at the Admiralty tier Lone —Alio, the Trial
of Captain LIVELY, for cruelly fiver% R. JACKSON. his
Reward, and giving him upwards of loco lalhc,, until the laeod
gaited out of his bruit, and pieces of ficih came from his back the
Sze of .8 inches
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Io Two law Volumes, Royal (Mayo, Price d. ills. In boards,
ATREATISE nn the LAW of OBLIGA-
TIONS or CONTRACTS.—By M. POTHI ER.
Trantlated from the French; with an lutrodadion, Appendix,
and Notes, Illtattrative of the Ellyn& law on the Mullett.
By WILLIAM DAVID IsVANS, Efq.•Barrifter at Law.
London : Printed by his MaJefty's Law Priuter, tor J. Dotter-
worth, Fleet amt.

Sir William Jones, (peaking of another Work on the Law of
Contrads, obferves that, at the time when that Author wrote,
" The learned and venerable M. Pothier (who Curtained the two
charaeters of ProfelTur and Judge with deferred applaufe) was
cornpofing his admirable Treadles on all the diff rent Species of
exprele or implied Contraels. And here," he condones. n I faze
with pteafure an opportunity of recommending thole Treat ilea to
the Englifh Lawyer,: exhorting him to read them again and again ;
for if his great Matter, Littleton, has given hint, as it malt be pre-
fumed, a mite for luminous Method, appofite I samples, and a
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the ftudy of jurifprudence were never to produce any greater bene-
fit to the Public, than barely the introdudlon of Pothier to the
acqualortince of my Countrymen, I should think that I had In fome
meafure difcherged the debt. which every man. according to Lnrd
Coke, owes to his profs loo." Law of liailmenu, p. 29.

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In Eleven taltrnes, Deny °nave), p. ice 41. tot. In boards,
A New Edition of
THE ROMAN HIS TORY, from the Iltildincr,
of ROME to the RUIN of the COMMON-WEALTH.
Illuftrated wl..h Maps and other Plates.
By N. HOOKE, Efq.
Printed for P. C. and J. Rivlngton, R Baldwin, J. Walker, T.
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The Monthly Reviewers itt their Criticifm on this valuable
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Writer is a molt valuable A (teflon to the Stock of htffirrical
Learning. That the EICCUtiOII of she Work is equal throughout.
That Mr. Hooke teems to have putrefied in a very eminent Degree,
the rare Talent of feparating the Partizan from the Hiftorian, of
which few IVritcra are capable, and of comparing contradiEtory
Authorities with Impartiality an/ Penetration. He dues not ap-
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Authority."

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