Star.
London, England, 1805-02-23 00:00:00

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sod' all the News of the preceding week. Each Paper will he
charged yd. to the .treat, who mull charge Sd to his Subfcribcrs,
which inelmle* carriage mil every other expence ; and with every
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wiU he allowed five per cent. eamenieee. Payment to to
lately made in roll every quarter of a year.
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orders for twelve or more Papers to be emtinued regularly ; and
in the mean time, fpecimens of the Weekly Mtril tiger and
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pro?er letters, &c. of application, for diftrihution, fece of expellee.
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will be Immediately anfwered, if direded to him at the Weekly
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ELEGANT AND ENLARGED FDITION.
Jilt publillied, in Bvo. prise 75.6 d.
Printed open a ruperfine wire wove piper, hot•preif•d.
Printed for A. Macgoun, Glafgow, and ro'd by ?.ii
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Hood, Poultry, London.

Dedicated to the Right Hon. the Earl of Hyndford, Vice-Lieute-
nant of the Codnty of Lanark.

THE HISTORY of the CITY of GLASGOW,
and SUBURBS, from the earlicft accounts to the prefcut
Time..-ornathented with is elegant and highly finifhed Engrav-
ings, and comprehending a dctail of its rife and progras. the molt
remarkable tranfaetions that have taken t.:ace within its limits, its
fituation, defeription. and population—the different public build-
ings--its political conftitutinn and form of government—lts reli-
gious eftablifliment—the Univerfity, its origin and prcfent ltate—
the different iliftitutione for charitable, literary, or other purpofes
.—its commerce and mr.nufaftures, Bcc.
By JA DENHOLM,

Of tho Academy, AWyle ftreet, Glafgow, and Member of the
Philctophical and Philotechnteal Societies of that City, and of
the Literary and Philtiophical Society of Manchefter.
from the rapid tale ache two former editions, and the eharae
ter o'lol of it in the different ReVIIMI, the author was induced to
prefent another impreillon to the public. In this edition he has
not only made very confiderable alterations in the arrangement, and
noticed finny bah, utiovs which were (Atha formerly mentioned
in a corfory manner or altogether negledcd, but be has inter.
woven, in the ilefeription, a great number of new &Eh and parti-
culars relative to the City, which, while they have tended to im-
prove the Wort, have at the fame time [welled it to snare than
twice its otiginal Dee. _ _

As in fume reipcdts conneard with the City, In the Apiendit,
there is given an account of the Towns of Greenock, Port Glaf-
gsvr, and Palley, theincominerce. manufaftures, Ste. drawn up
from the belt and molt rope‘table information ; with the molt
remaskahle objrets, in their refpeetive vicinities.
Of whom may be had, jail publifbed,
_ .