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London, England, 1801-04-27 00:00:00

NAUTICAL ASI ROOMY.

This day ens publiihed, price Re in
A PRACTICAL IIsII'RODUIVION to
A. SPHERICS and NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY; being
an Attempt to funplify thofc ufetul Sciences.
By P. KELLY,
Mater Finlbury.Square Academy.

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The SLCUND EDITION, augmented and improved.
The Additions made to ;his Impreffion chiefly conflft of
lteltions for Exercifc--Examples on Double Altitudes—An
Invelligation of the Author's New Projedion for the Longi-
tuie—i-and an Appendls uu the Ufe and Management of rime-
Keepers.
Sold by J. Jobnfon and F. and C. Rh htgton, St. Paul's
Church-Yard; and G.G. and J. Robinfoe,Pattenofter-Rcrw.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, price sa.
The ELEMENTS OF BOOK-KEEPING; _ _

Comp;iing;iyiem of Merchants Accounts, founded on
real Banes, arranged according to modern Prattlice, and
adapted to the life of Schools.

This day was
CARY'sNEWGUIDE or:2ertainipgHACK-
NEY COACH FARES and PORTERAGE RATES,
bcirg an actual and minute admeaforanent of every Itruet
Which is a carriage way throughout the metropolis : (hewing
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between each coach turning leading out of the fame, and thereby
abs ding the means of aka:ruining, with the greateit precifion,
the length of any route, however direct, throughout the whole
of the furvcy ; which, for further accommodation, is extended
to Hampftead, Highgate, Iffington, Highbury, liornfey-Houfe,
Stoke Newington, Horton, Hackney, Wslworth, Newington
Butte, Lambeth, Vauxhall, lirompton, Kenfington, Paddington,
Pte. &c. to which are alfo added, glands of the Hackney
Coach and Porterage Ads, copious Index, and ruled leaves for
minuting diflances.
Printed for J. Cary, No. at, Strand, price 35. 6d. fewed.

This day was publiffied,
In One Vol. Sao, Price tos. 6d. in boards,
Iflultrated with Seven Quito Platen, engraved by Lowly,
THE PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES of CHE-
MISTRY—By M. J. BRISSON, Member of the French
National Inflitute, and Prat:for of Chemlitry In the Central
Schools of Paris.
To which is added an APPENDIX, by the Tranffator.
Printed for J. Codicil, Holborn ; and Vernor & Hood, Poultry.
This Work, atrium for the ezprefs purpofe of initiating young
perfons in the (Clem of Chemiltry, will be of the utmoit utility
Sn thofe who are entering on that Rudy, as the fubjed is treated
in the plain& and aloft perfplcuous manner. What renders
it particularly valuable In this view, is the concife but clear ex-
planation whichthe Author gives of the different kinds ofgazes;
a fubjed rather difficult to beginners. It will be found alto of
great importance to thole who have made conlidetable progrefs
in Chaniltry, as it contains more faEts relating to the funda-
mental principles of the frience than are to be met with in Works
of greater Ilse; together with tables of the eight fluids; of
the different combinations of the acids • of the ductility, full-
buity, tenacity, and gravity of the metals; of the gravity and fu-
ffibility of the precious ftones,&c. &c. °nettling which renders
it fuperior to any work on the folded is that it contains two
large plates, reprefentiog the different etyitalline forms fo dif-
ficult to be properly comprehended from defcrl'tlons alone.
Where may be had, lately puhlithed,
LA GRANGE'. MANUAL of a COURSE of CHE-
2iUSTRY, s voh. STO. with t 7 Plates, price Oh. hoards.

BALE 011 A MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION

OF PICTURFS.
THE Amateurs of Painting are informed by
this !oft Advertifement, that the celebrated end ez-
tease Collation of Paintings from the greaten Mafters of the
Italian, French, Flemills, and Dutch Schuols, nude by Mr.
Roast', in the courfe of Thirty Years, will be put up to Public
Bak, by the Candle, and to the Let Bidder, on Monday the
nth of May, kt, and on the following days, at sof the clock
preelfely, hi the afternoon, in the Houfe of Divifion Sunk:nen-
Caire of Mount de PiettE, No. 4S, RUC Vivienne, i Paris.
This Colkdlon, known eh over Europe, by the Chef-
d'oeuvres it contains, and which have been chafer in the fatuous
Cabinet: of Juliette, Gagnat, Blondelde Gagny, &Mkt, Corny,
La Valiet re, Menus, De Merle, Poulain, Bandeville, Le Brun,
&c. and lull cordiderably encreafed by the acquifttion the Laid '
Amateur has lately made of the precious Cabinet of I larang
Dc Prefie; and moreover enrich.:d of varnutt objeas of the
higheft curinfity, fuel as lures Cuites, Figures and Buftis of
Marble, Antique and Modern Vafes of Porphir, Granit Vert
Antique, Ja:ge, and other rare and valuable Articles ; a Its of
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China, and France.
The whole richly Let ; Figures and Groups in Bronze, hand-
fame Cabinet-Work Pieces by Boric, and others, in his
&e. &e. ate.
,„ To be viewed during eight days previous to the Sale t Cata•
{MKS to he had ait h aft particulars, red cdbyMedrs.Pailtett
& de la Roche, in the aforetaid Made, Rue Vivienne, No. 43,
Paris. •