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London, England, 1813-05-08 00:00:00

SIR JOHN CARR's TRAVEI S fl!

This day were publishe ', in 1 Volume Fo. rice Two Guineas
in extra boar.'. , embelashed with S.x h• au ul and highly

Selghed Views, from Drawings taken on eft by sir John.
rIIRAVELS in the SPANISH PROVINCES t
JL ANDALUAA, GRAN:I.9A, MURCIA, VALE' CIA,
and C I'AI.ONI t, up to MONT•4!''RRAI', and also iu MA-
JORCA and MIN, 'RCA, during the Year 1 iso9.
By Sir JOI-L4 .CAI 4 it,
Knight of the O. ter of St. George and Constantine.
" The -work will b- fx,nd to contain a lively representation of
Spanish manners, as they now appear in the places which were
visited ; ttgge her with nom •rous anecdotes of modern plpular
charac erg, many •,fw..ich ar.• highly in e-t sting. Whoever s' all
follow the steps of • r John Carr will, • nect ashy, take this pub-
I.cationw Ith hini.”— itish iti 114 11. Vide also Mont'ily
Review August, tit! t, and Genii. nuns Magazine, Dec 11511.
London: Printed lot. itterwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pate:.
foster row.

WI 14.1 A CLOCK-FACE AND 0111 FR ENGRAVINGS.
Tins day was imblished, price Is. or Is. lid. with a stiff parch.
ment back, and 13 to the Dozrn,
TIE PARENTS' ANL) TUI'ORS' FIRST
CA I'ECHISM of .hr DAWNINGS of JUVENILE
K • OW LEDGE, gratitylog and stimulating the earliest symp-
toms ot curiosity in pun 141144, aid leading by the easiest and
simplest means to an acquaintance with useful facts in common •
lift, in Art, and ill NaTure.
ll'ustra•ed wi h a t'l tck Fate:, with moveable hands, by meat's
i of which c!.ildr. n may b. tatty ht 'he art of telling the hour; with
the po maul :he eonipa.s ; w ,th rri.restntat ions of the earth, and
Bri;ish Islands; with ears f various corn, a plough, chur
boat, &r.— Ity 11i. l'E L 8.% NI, Author of the Lt•Illi01.1
Printed 'to itichard Ph lhps, an' sol Iby John Sower, No. t,
Paternoster-tow, and to be had ef a 1 Pooksellers, with the tull
allowance to Schools. 1)1 whom may also be had,
1. Possut's First French Book, or a Spelling Book Vocabulary
of 3000 words, Is. or Is. 1 t veil' m back.
2. Pelham's London Primer, 65:h Edition, with 100 cuts, bd.
; or 7.1 d. vellum hacks.
3. Mayor'.; pilling Book, 150th Edition, ls. Gd.
4. Aikin's Poetry for Children, Sts. half bound.

BARIONGTaN'i BO t ANY BAY.
This day was published, mat ly printed on fine wove paper, and
tnrithed with two fine c"toured Pretts, Number 1. (price Is-)
to be regularly continued every r aturday, of
A NEW, COMPLETE, anti ,k UTHENTIC
IHI3TOitY of NEW SOU [ll vc its first Viso-
tati,n by Captain Cook down to the present State of that pro-
rinsing Country; its Natural 11,story, Soil, Nature, and Produce;
the Costume, Manners, a ri Custom 3 oi the Natives; and a p;:r-
ticuiar Detail of the ProcLedregs in founding and . stablishing the
English Colony: with an . tccount of its Provess to the preseitt
'I ime, the Conduct of he Convict', and evt ry other nacres.
Ptsticular.—liy IEORGL BARI( INGTON, Late (Aker of the
Pt ace at Paramatta To which Is added, !Luta onon'sVor Ace
to New SOUTu W /snits, with the Lite,Tr als, dtc of the Author.
Accompanied with a finely engraved Por rain Second Edittop,
improved a..d continued to the pre-uti. time.
'ibis work foams two litindsonte vtuume: in octavo, and may
be had complete, price XI. 7s. boards ; or in 2s, Numbers, each
Number embellished with one or more Prints, finely coloured, ,
illustrative (4 Niantiers, and Costoms of the Natives and I
Subjects of Natural History, coloured Team Nature, with a 'Map ;
of the Country.
London : Printed for M. Jones, S, Newgate street • and Sher
wood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row; and may lie had of all
Bookseller s and Newsmen in the United Kingdom.
" We :.ave here a well written account of this very singular
colony; an amusing sketch of the country, its soil, produce, na-
tive inhabitants, natural history, &c. This production certainly
carries with it a safficiettcy of inarnal evidencethat it is really
the performance of that ingeniotts adventures."
Vide Monthly Roview.

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