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London, England, 1801-08-20 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC.

Pobliihed this day, by W.M. Cahurae, No. 169, Strand,
Number 6, of . .
sc' VILTSIC for the Anuilement of a leifure
.01. Hour." Sound the Harp in prone of Bragcla, and
the Lyre in praife of Love; written and compofed on purpofa
for this work In the foregoing Numbers arc her Majetty's
new Waltzes ; the favourite comic lung of Every Man in his
Humour, the Woodinan's Daughter, &o.
N. B. A new Edition of the Ghoft of Crazy Jane, confining
of Recitation and Song.

This day were publithed, -
In Three Volumes, Ckgavo, Price tl. Is. in boards,
SERMONS. By the late WILLIAM STkveas,
D. D. Ardor of Great Snoring, and Si. Peter's, Walpole,
County of Norfolk, Morning Preach.. r at Grofvenor Chapel,
I.cClurer of St. George's, Hanover-Nome ; and Domenic
Chaplain to his late Royal kfightlefs the Duke of Cumberland.
Printed for T. Cad.,ll, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ;to whom
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BRITISH COMMIRCE.

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AN ADDRESS to the PUBLIC relative to the
11- wonderful Extenfion, and annriihing condition of the
Commercial and Shipping inten.its of Great Britain, founded
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LLOYD'S MONTHLY SIIIPSING LIST.
To which will be added, a Variety of comparative Tables,
proving that we are not yet ntined.
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This day Ness pubilihed, price 2s.
Illultrated with an Engraving.
REFLECTIONS on the i'l-ILORY of the
INFINITESIMAL CALCULUS, (the Method of
FLUXIONS,) By C. CARNOT,
Ex•Diredlur of the French Republic, Minifter of War, and
Member of.the National Infiltute.
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The PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE,
Comprehending the various Imusactof Eagewte, the liberal and
fine Arts, Agriculture. Mutgaspairqp, gei4Comnserce,
By ALEXANDER TIELO
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Ibis day vasublithed, priests. in boards,
THE LIBERTINE and INFIDEL, led to Re-
ti:Alonby Cain Evottulation.

By JOHN DUNCAN, D. D.

Redo; Of South Wunborough, Hanp.
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1. A mare Epitome of the abo.ve, price I
2. Two Difeourfes to to afuage tke Anisnolity of a
Party-fpirit in Religion. Second Felidno, prey ts.
3. MI the Works of the fail Author; is Three Volumes goo.
pn.cbuuad, t 4 Is.
lu what eftimation the two (mailer Conciliatory Tracts, fiat-
terirgto be party, bat freely Imputing blame to all, have beer
held by the dilicrisat Cenfan of stew produdions (feldena fo
noun; confoneat), rrttaayy be colleted by reference made to the
folluwiug—Moothly,Review, for December 5794—erideal
Fevi , for Deconher 1794--Analytie Review, for Antal
+9 6-" Jew Annual Regittrr, t 4—Brirtlea Cride, for April
5795. Thislavouralge judgment paired upon his former at.
tempt', has prompted the Author to a treat exertion, is view
of the fame dcfirable °Nod, an union of Iffrainns among men
of different ptrfuafioos. This object, fo bite-telling at the pre-
fect cat, can only be Attained through the prevalence of the
genuine fpirit of the Gotpd. May his weak endeavours to il-
tartrate this great truth, more expUeltly d4layed, excite his
yowler Brethren, with faculties unimpaired, harmonioully to
concur in couuteding the peltilent toes of onier, truth, and
yet peaceable inquiry; impartially to withltand the fell-
th itructivi. licence of the Libqtine and Infidel on the ene hand,
awl the furious obßinaty vitae Bigot, aad adorer of old :Jam
tri the other!