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London, England, 1825-01-29 00:00:00

THOMSON'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS.

In Imperial Folio, price sell I 1 s. strongly half-bound In Russia
leather,
ANEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing eighty
Maps, full coloured, siae 24 inches by 20, on Imperial folio,
engraved by the first Artists, from Drawings made on purpose;
alto a Memoir of the Progress of Geography ; a Chapter on Physical
Geography : a View of the Comparative Heights of Mountains
and Lentils of Rivers; and a Consulting Index.
KT This Work is uniformly kept up to the latest discoveries ;
and the present edition has two additional Maps; including New
-South Wales, and Van Dieman's Land; also the Discoveries of
Captains Ross, Prank!yn, and Parry, to the latest period.
London Published by John Thomson, Edinburgh; and by
Baldwin, Cradock, and Soy, London.

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Also,
L. A Cl.,,ical and Historical Atlas, founded on D'Anville, with
a Series of additional Maps, illustrating all the remarkable Epochsof
the World ; a Syllabus of History, and Chronological Tables :
Publishing in Numbers at 16s. each, to be completed in from ten to
thirteen Numbers, of which. seven are published.
3. A Small Cabinet Atlas, consisting of forty Maps, on imperial
45u. price AEC Cs. half-bound.
4. A County Atlas of Scotland, on a very large size, and replete
with the moat interesting local information. Nos. Ito 12 are pub-
lished, at 10s. 6d. each.

THE SCHOOL BI BLI.
(ICHOOLS which adopt, or desire to adopt, the
sAcsEts Smorrinirs as RPA RIMS I COMM*, are respectfully in-
feriued that every narrative part of the Bible, aid all the portion--
0i the Old and New Testament usually read as School Lessons,
have been carefully selected
By the Rev. S. BARROW,
Printed in a dear Type, and illustrated with leo effective En-
graving 3. This very desirable Work is published, under the title of
THE Setinot. Bing, price 7s. bound, by F. W CATLRY, Stationers.-
court, and may be had of all Booksellers, with the usual allowance
on numbers.

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F. es dry may also be had, the IILOSTRATID BIRLF.S, with
2.0 Engravings ; and COMMON PllATliltS, with GO and BO Engrav-
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Illustrations.

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This day was published, in Three Vols. litnto. 41 s.

THE GIL BLAS OF THE REVOLUTION.
By L. B. PICARD.
" The Gil Blas of the Revolution is a remarkable production.
Its delineations bear the impress of truth and reality. By means,
of his versatile Hero, the Author has been enabledjo sketch the
physzugnonty, both private and public, of the various parties that
fought for precedence, and-successively devoured each other. This
task he has executed with scrupulous exactitude and impartial
truth, so that his Wort may be considered as offering a valuable
record of the state of society during .the memorable twenty-dve
years that intervened between the reigns of Louis 4V I. and Louis
XVIII."—New Mon. Niag.Jan. 1825.

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Library, Conduit-street ; and Cho. S. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-hum

REAL CHELTENHAM SALTS, made from %'!r•
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only genuine production of the Cheltenham Waters which are of-
fered to the Public, all other Salts sold under that denomination
being merely an imitated preparation of them, are to be had at
Thomfson's, Montpellier Pump-room, Cheltenham; at his
warehouse, No. 7, 'Thrognaorton-street ; at Mr. Hudson's, 27,
Ilaymarket ; and at most •of the principal Medicine %readers' it
Town and Country.

SOMARSETSIIIRE
VALUABLE DAIRY FARMS, NEAR WINCANTON,
Upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,

With Farm-nooses, Garden, Orchards, Yards, and Outbuildings,

In the Parishes of
HORSINGTON, CUCKLI NGTON, and STOKE TRISTER
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street),
At Gerraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, •
Oa Thelma: the 10th of February, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN TWO LOTS.
liara,A R Y Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
FRITH DAIRY FARM,
In the Parishes of itorsington and Cucklington,
With s eornatoctious 'Farm.House Dairy, and Offices; good Gar-
den, Oiehardli, Farm-yard, Barn, Stable, Cow-house, Calf-pens,
Cart-houser Pinery, ace. and nearly

SEVENTY-NINE ACRES -
Of Excellent Meadow, Pasture, and a fine Piece of Coppice Land
*tared with fine thriving young Oaks, and other Timber and Under-
wood. In the Occupation of Mr. Dowding, Tenant at Will.
lan 2. A iksirahle FIIREHOLD ESTATE., HOOK FARM,
ill the Parishes of Horsington and Smite Trister • comprising, a
commodious Stone-built Fawn-House, Dairy and Offices, adjoining
Lot One, with a Garden, Two Orchards, Farm-yard, Cow-houses,
Calf-pens. Stable, Cart house, &c. a Cottage, Garden, and Orchard,
and nearly
SIXTY-THREE ACRES

Of rich Pasture Land. In the Occupation of Mrs. Burfitt, Tenant
at Will.

The Turnpike Road from Stoke and Cucklington to Wincanton
passes through these Estates, within a short distance of the high
Western Road, distant from AVincanton about two miles, from
Shaftesbury, Sberhorrae, and Melbourne Port about ten miles, Bath
and Salisbury about 28, and Bristol and Weymouth about 30.
To he viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Burlitt, at Honk Farm,
of whom Particulars may be bad; at the Greyhound, Wincanton;
Mr. Charlton, Surveyor, Stourton, Wilts; Red Lion, Shaftesbury;
Antelope, Sherborne • ' fermaid, Yeovil ; Castle, Taunton ; Swan,
Langport; London Inn, Exeter-; Bush, Bristol • White Hart,
Bath ; Antelope, Salisbury; of Messrs. Still and itackhant, List-
coin's Intl; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No.l/0, Regent-
street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.