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London, England, 1809-11-07 00:00:00

NEW EDITION OF BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

I'HE SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVER-
-A. NESSE:. arc respectfully informed, that a new and rev;s'Ai
Edition was this day published of Mr. 13LA1R's NEW GRAM-
MAR, which unites within this single E9ok the simplest Expo-
sition of the PRINCIPLES of GRAMMAR and its ch.pendar t
Sciences, with EXERCISES of all kinds sufficient to perfect the
Student in this Branch of Knowledge.

The retail price is half-a-crown, and It may be had in quan
ities of a'l Booksellers, with tilt full allowanc c.
London, September 1, 1809.

MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL.

riis day were published, in Four Volumes, price 11. Is.
THLADVENTURES OF RALPH KEY-
RR TDGE, eantainin r. TCII r GrMODLAN CIJAILACTERS,
MANNERS, and Loucirion.

By WILLIAM LiNLEY, Esq.
The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate,
Puzzle v.4.tb mazes, z.ad perplex'd with errors,
Our understanding traces them in vain,
Lost and brwilliet'd in the truiless search,
Nur sees w•it'a how much art tlic windings ran,
Nor w",ere the regular conithion ends. ADDISON.
Printed fur RICHARD PHILLIPS, London; and to be had of
all Boolthelkrs.

BUENOS AYRES.
'lids day was published, in One large Volume, Octavo,
price 12.5. 6d. in boards,

THE HISTORY OF THE VICEROYALTY
of BUENOS AYRES; containing the most accurate De-
tails relative to the

Discovery, Natural History, Agriculture,
Conquest, Population, Production.,
Topography, Government, Conzmerce,
Climate, Courts of Justice, Revenue,,
Curiosities, Religion, &c. &c.
Of that valuable Colony.
By SAMUEL HULL 'WILCOCKE.
_ _

This Work is uniformly and elegantly printed on fine wove
decoy ptin:r, forming one handsome volume in octavo, em-
!Aid ed ;with a correct Map of the country, an accurate plan
of the town. and various other plates on subjects of natural
Mato y, &ciEte..

II avaluable infnmiadon with which the British Public is
here • n ichcd, has been obtained in consequence of the author
having been engaged in extensive mercantile pursuits intim di-
ately a fleeted with the bpatii,b colonies in South America, the
value o %A AAA is very much enhanced by the difficulty in ob-
taining I:. The volume contains a very particular and detailed
aunty t of all the principal mines which are worked in this co
Tony; aid the reader will be highly gratified and instructed by
u► s respecting the famed settlements of the Jesuits, their
•srigh,. e rent, and uubversit.n. We are prududed by our limits
einering on the carious detail of natural history, which adds
in the intense and value of this volume."

Vide Monthly Review, Sept. 1809.
: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Janis, (Successors
to Mr. li. 1) :irniontl%), No. '2O, I.leternoster-row ; and klack,
Parry, and Kingsbury, I.radenhall-street.

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.

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r I 'HE CORI)IAL BALM of GILEAD has been
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