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Among the numerous Portraits.giegn An We oboot Walk,
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Iknaparre—The Dake of York—Archduke Charke-.Parls
Se. Vine. nt and Howe—Marquis Connollaa—Mmiraia Lord
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PRESENT STATE OP EGYPT.
This day were publiihed, in One Vol. sto. illußrated with
d'Astott.ta's large Map of Egypt, price ios.6d. in boatda,
OBSERVATIONS on the MANNERS and
CUSTOMS of the EGYPTIANS, the overflowing of
the NILE, and its (feels, with Remarks on various fubjeds;
particularly on the commercial advantages to be derived from
Egypt, should it ever fall iuto the
.hands of an European nation,
aide to maintain itfelftll .; '. ' •
By AWES, Efq.
1%12
Written duriaj a se of twclre years.
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Of whom may behad.ln Three II . Svo.i with ao line Plates,
including I Map of die Cointry, Price only 11.75.
TRAVEL§ in UIIIFER. and I:OWER EGYPT; front the
Preach of C. 4. Solin9a.7-11, tirIFIY HIISTI4. p....p,
This day yrs* peilibilied, price MAK '
ri LIT I CAL OBSERVATIONS on Aoogs,
1 %-• Antient and Modern, Na I/. Coat-than EaqUiriCS coo-
caning cite Affyrian kingdom, proving from fails apa data In
Herodotut, that k began later than the Trpjan War, and ended
140 years before the Olympiads; whereby it agrees with and con-
lima the Jewiilifcripture, which piacci at the fame date King
Jail), the brit Wax at Niniveb who into meddled with the af-
fairs of Syria, sad apparently the time perfon pa Arhscep, who
deßroyed the Aryrian kingdom. As to the tong petiod of 1460
yeah for the Affyrian kingdom, as Rated by Clam and tern-,
fug, it is thews to be in all probability a aim analogic per
like Smote in the Amnon& chronology of the modern iiiniktes
Sold by 3. White, Fleet-ltreet.
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Dr. ROBERTSON% HISTORIES.
I,IZW POCKS? SOITIONI, wnlN PLATS%
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THE ELEMENTS OF ENGLISH COMPO-
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A TOUR through. the BATAVIAN REPUB..
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CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, for the
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Authors, with tome Original Acce•
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A HANDSOME GIG HORSE to be difpofed
of (tbe property of a Gentleman), rmng rears old,
about fietcen hands high, of a bright clolnut eolour,lvmarka.
bly good tempered, and ftoady In Itarnefs; parted with for no
fult....May be fren at Peartree's Livery Staides,Piccadilly, on
Thurfday nest the istb of this month.

• TO LET,
A GOOD HOUSE and Capital SHOP, now
} in full fade, in Drapery, &c. &e. in a Market Town,
about so Mires front London. Coach to and from London
every day. Enquire at No, 139, Fenchurch-ftreet.
CAPITAL RESIDENCE, MAXTON, nearDOVER.,KENT.
TO BE LET unfundfbed, and entered upon immediately,
MAXTON HOUSE, with Coach-houfe, Stables,
a urge Garden well Rocked with Fruit Trees, and every
regulate fit for the Irdmediite reception of a genteel Family.
Manton is a molt clearable, airy, and ple_fant fituationi
within one mile of the town of Dover, In the valley leading
from thence to Folkftone, with a Lawn in front, and a very good
Turnpike toad leading to thutown, without the difadvantage
of a gate. The Houk is large and commodious, and wen
fated for any Family who may with to teade in the neighbour,
hood of Dover.

Further particulars may be known, and the Houle fan, by
1171 Ting to Mr. T. Ruttey, Dover. AB applications by Letter,

TO BE SOLD, FOR THREE LIVES,
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A VERY Commodious Dwelling-Hou re, with
Coach honks, Stabling fur fix Hodes, and fuitable Offices
of every defcription ; a milled and Kitchen Garden, and about
Eight Acres of Land. The Houfe confills of four rooms on a
Floor, exclufive of the Offices, and four rooms for ferwants: it
Is in thaibugh repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a
Geotleman's Family. It is inuated at Kenton. fesen miles
touch wdt of Exeter, halt Irons Star Urals, and in the
vicinity of Exmouth, Dawlifh, and Teiga.mouta. The Poll
comes to Kenton daily.
For further ',articular* apply to Mars. Drew and Lotham,
New Inn, London ; or Mr. George Short. Exeter.

MONMOUTHSHIRE To it SOLD ST AISSTIOS,
At the Angel Inn, in the town of Abergavenny, on Wainefday
the acth of May, infant, between the hours of four and Ile
in the Afternoon, febjcdt to filch conditions cf Ede as than
be then and there produced, inlets difpoled of in the mean
time by Private Contract, of which notice will be given In
thin paper;
ALL that newly eredted and truly commodious
Freehold Manage, called The ANGEL INN, in the
I Town of Abergavenny, which, with a little imprownian, may
be made the fiat and belt inn on the line of road from Glow,
eefter to IVliilbrd-Haven tor bufinefa, confining of five Pas lours
or fitting Rooms on the Ground floor, one of which is fuel-
dently large to dine two hundred perfoos, the otbas are neat
and commodious ; two handfome Dining Rooms upon the firth
floor, with logician and neat Bed•ebambers neeetrery for the
bulbuls of the laid Inn, which will prove knisfaCtory upon a
view of the preludes ; there are alto three good Cellars, with
eonvcnient and very excellent Stabling, a very roomy Chaife
Yard fed Carriages to Sand in under Cover; a large and very
plearant Garden; all adjoining, and molt defirably conflated.
Alto all the Houfehold Furniture, Plate, Linen, Peit Chalks,
Eight pair of Hales, &c. ace.
N. 8.-The Talc of the Furniture, dte. will be in at Ted
o'clock In the Forenoon, and will continue until all he fold.

.For tale by Private Contrail, end other Parti.. Wars, apply to
Mr. Protbero, Attorney at Law, in lA, Molmouthiturc ; or
to Meffre. Price and Williams, Attortiless