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THE FIFTH 100 H.

A DICTIONARY or the fRaNCH and EIVOLTSU, and FNGLISH
and litenen l.AnouAcEs ; includi g many Hundred Wotd4 not
to be tound in other Diaionarses. and excluding others unknown
to modern French literature. The whole reviled, prepared, and
compiled by M. L'Abbe de Levizac ; beautifully printed iu a new
Nonpared Type, on fine Pa.per, price cis. bound.

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Tile SAT Li 8001.
DICTioNAIIE INNIVitaSal. Das SYNWNYNIES DI LA LANGUK
FAA NCoisa, Recueillis par M. L'Abbe de Levizac, prix 6s.
Primed tor RICHARD Pr it Mrs, No. 6, Bridge-Rrcet, Black.
friars; and to be had of all Booktcllers, with the full Allowance to
Schools.
N B. The above-mentioned Series of eafy and ample elemen-
tary Books are believed to be all ttut are neccifary to render an
Englills Student fulitciently familiar with the French Language.
for the purpoks of reading and converfution. Every perfon mutt
have been struck with the abfurdity of the practice of putting the
prefent voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and
their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Well educated
Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fubtleties
which, by mans of ill previoully exitting French and Englith
Grammars, are attempted to be taught to Children in Englilk
Schools. The Abbe Bofrut's Books, on the contrary, contain no-
thing but general and effemial points of information ; they leave
the Pronunciation to the living Tutor, from whom as much will
be learnt in an hour as by Rule in a year; and, in rcfpcdt to Words
and Conftruetion, they place the acquirement of the French Lan-
guage, by an hngltfh child, ezaZtlf on the fame footing as dm of
which it llatds to a natty:.

CURIOSITIES OF LI FERATUR F.
This day vras publiChed in two handfome and clad), printed vols.
/Ivo. with a Fae Simile of Pope's Manufcript I lom:r. price tits.
in boards, the Fifth Edition, reviled, altered, aid cniar;ed, with
New Ankles.
'1 CURIOSITIES of LITERATURE ;
confifting of Anecdotes, Charaders, Sketches and Ohlerva-
tions,litcrary, critical and hillorical The prefent Edition has
been entirety re computed ; more than one-third additioo.d mat -
ter has been tubilituted for that which has been raChi.l:d ; and
numerous new articles have been introduced confidercd as lute•
ceiling to literary curicifitt
Printed for John Murray, Fleet ftreet, London ; and Arch
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A NEW AND IMPOR SCHOOL. BOOK.
This day was publilhed, printed oo fine Paper, with a Plate of
the Solar Syßem, price 23 6d. bound, the Fourth Edition of
A GUIDE to USEFUL KNOWLEDGE ; or,
The Elements of Akronomy. Geography, History, &c.
The excellence of this Work has been fully proved, though con-
fined to private I nition, and to a fcw refpeas;de Seminaries of
Ladies and Gentlemen. The prefent enlarged Edition is produced
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This day was publifbed,
Handfomely printed in 7 Volumes Svo. and an Eighth in 4to con.
• taining Maps, Plan., Vi-w*, and Coins, iliultrative of the Geo-
graphy and Antiquiries of Ancient Greece, a new Edition, being
the 4th, price 41 as boards, of
• I 'H ETRAV ELS nt AN AC EIA RSIS the younger
in Greece. during the Middle of the Fourth Century, before.
the Chriltian /Era. Tranflated from the F.ench of the late Abbe
Barthelemy.
To which arc prefixed, Memoirs of the Lire of J J. Barthelemy,
written by Hinilelf, in i79z and 1793—with a Portrait of the
Author.
This Edition has been carefully revifed and corrected by the lilt
Paris edition, puhlifhed from a copy, in which the late Abbe Bar-
thelemy had made numereme Corrections and Additions, with his
own hand. 'lite Tables, at the end of the Seventh Volume. are
corrected with relpett to many of the Dates, and confiderably en-
larged—Four new ones arc alfu added, viz.
1. Of the Attic Months.
1. Of the Tribunals and Magiftrates of Athens.
3. Of the Grecian Cobnies.
4. A Geographical 1 able or Index of the Countdel, Cities, Ste.
mentioned in the Work, with their Modern Names
The Maps Plan*. Views, and Coins, contain Cenral additional
new ones,and are all from new d..figtis,in general on a larger fats.
The whole have been re engraved f..r this edition of the Tranfla-
tint', and are executed with an accuracy, neatnefs, and elegance,
which render thaw in that refpeit likewife, much fuperior to thofe
of the former editions.
N.B. A few coat, are printed en fuperfine Royal paper, and
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61. 6s. boards.
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CURE Cl S roNE. AND GRAVEL. -
4R. PERRY, Surgeon, midi:annum greet,
Bloottabury fatale, Proprietor of A DAMS's SOLVENT,
a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the
BLADDER or KIDNEYS, aelua nts the Puhl:c, that he has tier
fame years devoted hie whole profe&unal attention to the above
Difealcs, and their complication with that of Gout. He may be
confulted daily at his own Honk and more efpecially un Wednef-
days and Filth, a, where he difpenfes the bolvei.t iii bottles of 45 6d.
t Is. and 11 as Stamps included, two of which lift (tamely ever
fail to correct the calculous diathefis in the habit, andthereby
prevent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedentary life.
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front of the Royal Exchange ; where alfo may be had jut pub-
tithed, the Author's" Dilquifition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth
Edition, price is 6d paimiiag out their Caufe and the Dist to be
ebfervcd during the Cure, with many extraordinary cure*, ionic of
perfeet r..covery even after the operation had been refolved on.

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER t.
AS DR. SOLOMON'. prattice nt.w become fr.
great and extensive, and is cointilit engagements require a
confiderable portion ut his time and attendance, he exptdis, when
confulted, the ulual compliment of a One Potiad Note; but all
written cafes, or letter.; of advice, unaccompanied with an order
for medicine and remittance, to be an.wered at his leifure, are
required to enclofe only Half-a-Guinea. Such kners (liquid, for
fatety, be thus i! 4 and:—.' Monty Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead
Houle, near 1.11/ 01)001. Paid double pollage."—And as many
diforders have been (event years in proceeding to a degree of Ilia•
lignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few wc.ks; therefore, to
encourage [Way perfeverance in the Me of proper means, Dr.
SOLOMON has adopted the plan of his foxes. packed up fate for
any part of the cuuntry.—And to iudocr Patient. to fend to the
Proprietor (by which nreal%they will be furs to have them ge-
nuine) fur a remittance of a Five Pound Bank Bill, he will return
Medicines purpofely prep fired for tile Patient, adapted to the Rate
of his cafe, the Dudor being thereby enabled to judge with great
precifion. what remedies arc applicable to each relpedlive com-
plaint; and for the further encouragement of fuch Patients, who
are thus willing to give his Medicines a fair trial, on the purchafe
of one of the 31. Boles, the ufual fee for advice, &c. will not be
required.
OSSEILVZ—Each bottle of Dr. Sol..mon's Medicines has a Go.
yernnaent Stamp, with the t:ame of the Proprietor. •• Semi. Solo-
mon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is f lorry.
To be had, at Gilead Houle, near Liverpool; of Dicey and Sut •
ton, Bow Church yard, and Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand ;
Martin Keene, N 0.6, College Greco, Dublin ; Itialy Cork, Magee,
&KA; R. Bach and Co. Pearl flrect, New York ; and of all
Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom.

The CORDIAL, BALM of GII..k.AD is fold in bottles, price
half-i-guinea each, (or family bottles, at 331. containing four at
cos. 6d. on which ps. are faved)--Perfotis who do not with to
have their names known, may have their bozes,or letters, dircdted
to W. Z. to be left at -- till called tor.