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London, England, 1807-01-09 00:00:00

—Tlifsday was peballied, Flee an •
rirEICELI ; or. The SIEGE of MONTGATZ
A Melo-Drama, in Three Ads' as performed with diftin-
suifhed Sueccfs at the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane.
Written by THEODORE EDWARD HOOK, Efq.
Author erne Soldier's Return, the Invifible Girl, Cat& Him

• Who Can, &a.
London: Printed for C. and A. Baldwin, New liridge-fireet.

in Tire Volumes, Royal-I:ban°, price 4 isa. In boards,
THE WORKS of SALLUST. To which are
picked, Two Ways on the Life, Literary Mender, and
Writhe. of the Hiltorian ; with Notes, Hiftorieal, Biographical.
and CHileal; Chiefly deigned to Mufti-ate the Chit, and in parti-
cular the Literary Hiftory, of the Age of Aeguftus, and of that
whickiminediately preceded it.
Bt HENRY STEUART, Erg. LL D. ER S. & S
Printed for C and &Baldwin, New Bridge-Erect. London.
This day was

4tex price ii. its 61. sir an
Pow. peke aL to .6d.
The Sera/ 714101.111, with numerous Additions. of

A N ACCOUNT of the ISLAND of CEYLON;
containing its Mori, Geovaplty• adefcription of it' va•
rims Inhabitants, Natural Produdions,

Di Captain ROBERT PERCIVAL.
Alto, by the fame Author, An Account of the CA ea of GOOD-
Oen, co. boards, il.
London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge 'beet.

Thb day were pubUlbed. in One Volume large liva
Price I6a boards.

Dedicated, by pennifflon, to the Right lioa. Lord ERSKINE.
ri
HE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING,
-a adapted not only to the Inftrudtion and Convenience of the
Prefeffors of the Law, but of all Perfoos interefted in Tithes,
and illuftrated by References to the soft leadlntt and recent Tithe
Cafes—together with a Copious Appendix of Forms and Prece-
dents, and an Alphabetical Index.
By FRANCIS PLOWDFN. Efq. Barrifter.
London: Printed for C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftreet.

This day were publithed in Ito. price its. 6d. boards,
AFRICAN MEMORANDA, relative to an at
tempt to eftablith a Bed& Settlement on the !nand of Bu-
limia, on the Weftern Coaft of Africa, In the year t•r9s. With a
brief Notice of the Neighbouring Tribes, Soil, ProduCtions, &c.
and Rime obfervations on the facility of Colonizing that part of
Africa, with a view to eultivadoa, and the introduetiou of Let
tars and Religion to its Inhabitants.
By Capt. PHILIP BEAVER. R. N
Illuftrated by a large Map of theWeltera Coaft of Africa. &c. &c.
Lortdon : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftroet.

This day was pubUlhei, in Two Volumes, lama
Price cis. boards.
CHARLES ELLIS ; or the FRIENDS : a Novel,
eximprifing the Ineldrats and Obfervations occurring on a
Voyage to the Brazils and Weft Indies, actually performed by the
Writer. ROBERT SEMPLE.

Author of Walks and Sketches at the Cape of Good Hope.
London : Printci for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge Rreet.
••• bn, nage of this Work is corred : the ityle plain and
perfpkuous; the charadters are well drawn, and ably Manned;
the incidents an natural, and the femiments. principles, and morals
are good. And-Jacobin Review, for Nov. iBc6.

This day was publiihed, b Odavo, price tis in boards,
9'HE CLIMATE of GREAT BRITAIN ; or,
Rem:Amon the Change it has undergone particularly with.
in the left fifty Years, accounting for the increafing Humidlty,and
conkquent Cloodinefs and Cabinets of our Springs and Summers,
with their is on the Vegetable and Animal Economy ; in
eluding various Experiments to afeertain the Caufes of fuch
Changes; inteerperfed with misname PhySological Fads and
Obfervations, illuftradve of the Fencers in Vegetation, and the
Coonedion between the Ptumsomena of the Weather, and the
Produdions of Soil.

By JOHN WILLIAMS, Efq.
London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin. New Bridge-ftreet.
TMs day was pubWbed in Oeltavo, price ns. boards,
N ESSAY nn the SPIRIT and INFLUENCE
of the REFORMATION of LUTHER. From the French.
of Charles Villas, with Notes.
By JAMES MILL, Efq.
. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftreet.
TM% is a cool and difpafflonate Purvey of a molt Important tub•
jet. The atlthor appears to poEefs a mind habituated to obfcrve,
examine, and relied—which is ttrongly impreffed with the value'
of knowledge, liberty, and virtue, and which is anxious to pro-
mote their cultivation and influence.
The performance of Mr Mill is enriched with valuable Notes,
fume of which are very appofitely introduced from our heft Au-
thors, while others btfpeak the inquifitive and enlightened mind
of that Gentleman himfelf.—Extradt Iron: the Monthly Review of
February, ;Sob.