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London, England, 1813-07-14 00:00:00

EARLY KNOWI.LDGE.

Ti . lay was published, neatly pr nted in Two Pocket Vols. with
Froi..,sp,ec-s price los. 6d. in boards, or 12s. half-boom!,

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frnrog or a co,-,plrte Nursery Library,
DR. NI AVO R's CATECHISMS ; or, First Prin-
ciple% of Knowledge and Instruction for rung Children of
iritlwr Sex; for tbe use of Schools and Families.

V The s:tle of several large impressions of these Catechisms
attest their superior value, as wo'l ai !heir favourable reception
frmt the Puhlic. They are particularly adapted for Sunday
School:4, and the erferent establiskfnents for the diffosion of know-
ledge among the Poor; for which uses, they have been strongly
recnotnetel. d by the Reviewers, by eminent School-masters,
and by the Clergy of all denominations
the following subjects are comprised in the Series : The Mo-
ther's Catechism, or Early Knowledge; Ca-calls:lt of Health,
c, ntaitting simple and easy maxims for the Management t:f Chil-
dren ; General Knowledge, or a Prief Introduction to the Arta and
Sciences; History of Ent land; Universal History ; Ca. echism of
Geography, or an easy Introduction to the Knowledge of the Globe
and its Inhabitants; Animated Nature, or an Account of the Ani-
mal Kingt!um ; Catechism of the Laws and Constitution of Eng-
land ; and Catechism of the Bible, or Sacred truths.

Each Catechism is 'Vold separately,price Is. neatly done up.
London: Printed fur Lackington, Allen, and Co. Fiubbury-
sq•..aie ; and cold by all Bouksellers.

MR. CUMBERLAND'S WORKS.
This day was published,
Elegantly printed in a Manual Pocket Volume, price ^s. red.
A FEW PLAIN, REASONS WHY WE
11. SHOULD BELIEVE IN CHRIST AND ADHERE
LPS RELIMON; addressed to the Patrons and Professors
of the new Pkilosopby.
" This is one or the best and most useful of the numerous
productions of Mr. Cumberland's pen. It is written in a style
and manner_ calculated to impress the must enlarged ideas, and
perfe...py comprehensible by the most confined understanding.
The argumenta are incontrovertible, the nrinciples immoveable,
the conclusions it resistible. It is deformed by no false liberality,
it h disgraced by no naistaken concessions, fur the author seeks
to convince by reason, and not to allure by flattery."
London : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finshury-
square. Where may had, the various other Works of this ad-
mired Author, viz.
Calvary; or, The Death of Christ, a Poem, elegantly printed
in two pocket vols. i 2s.
'I he Esodiad, a Poem. By Mr. Cumberland and Sir James
Blan.:. Burge% Bart. elegantly printed, £l. ios.
John De Lancaster, steond edition, elegantly printed, three
volumes, £l. IF.
Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, Esq. Written by himself ;
with Anecdotes and Chiracters of h.s Friends and Cotempora-,
ries. Elegantly printed in vols. tivo. Portraits, £l. Is.

This day was published,
In seven very large Vt.lumes Gvo. price ;. is.; or with the
Plate, elegantly coloured, £6. Gs.

AGENERAL SYSTEM of NATURE, through
the three grad kingdoms of ANIMALS, VEGETA-
LiLi, and NI INERALS, systematically divided into their seve-
ral classes, orders, genera, species, and varieties, with their habi-
tatims, manntrs, economy, structure, and peculiarities. Trans-
lated from Gmelin's and Wuldenow's last Editions of the Me-
l. rate 1 Systems Nature. By Sir CHARLES LINNE. Amended
enlarged hy.th_ iroprovemtnts and discoveries of later Na-
turalists and Societies,
By WILLAM TURTON, M. D.
fellow of the Linnstan Society, Author of a " Medical Glos-

c. &c.
The expediency of a translation of the System* Naturx, hat
bei.:l acknowledged, and the want of it often lamented: the
principal view of the present Editor has been to deliver it in as
intelligible, correct, and useful a form, at the nature of such a
laborious work wou;d admit. The Linnxan terms are rendered
a; nearly as possible to the idiom of the English language, and a
general explattatory dictionary of such at are peculiarly appro-
priate to the science; affixed to the' last volume, which also con-
v./ins a Biographical account and Portrait of the Author. The
svorlc.is accompanied by such topperiplates, as are properly in-
troductory to the several departments of birds, fishes, insects, ha.
tally, &c. and for the convenience of such as wish to become ac-
quainted with the productions of their own country, the dif-
ferent subjects of Natural History, hitherto Laud in Great Bri-
tain, are pointed nut by an asterisk.
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square.
•• To accommodate particular purchasers, this work may be
had separnely, as °Bows he Animals, 4 vols. XS. ss.—The
Vegetables, ttvols. £2. tis.—The Allnerali, Life, &ad .I)lotionary,
iu l vol. tuc ed.

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BER. The Scheme contains:

2 Prizes of £lo,ooo` S Prizes of sEt,OOO
2 10,200 6 .. •• 500
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trials which were made of these articles during the last summer,
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ANNUAL LETTING OF THE BARRACK CAN PEENS.
Rsettare-Oerree, LONDON, JULY I, ISIS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the CANTEENS
in the undermentioned Barracks, are to Le let to the highest
Bidders, for one Year, from the 30th September next, to the
49th September, 1814.
No Person but of unexceptionable Character, nor any Person
for more than one Canteen, or Who will not undertake b.uta fide
to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his
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for the regular payment of the Rent, and all Sums which may be-
come due in respect of the said Canteen, and for the due per-
formance of the several Conditions and Stipulations of the Lease.
The Person whose Proposal shall be accepted, and his Sureties,
must execute the Indenture of I.ease and Covenants relating
theseto, the Particulars whereof may be known by applying to
this Office, or to the Barrack-Masters at the several Barracks.
The names of two respectable Persons, with their Christhn
names, professions, and places of abode, who will join the Tenant
in executing the Indenture as his Sureties, must he inserted in the
Proposals, and the Tenant is to pay for the Stamp., and the
Commissional for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to
procure the Tenant a Licence.
Sealed Proposals, with the words Tender for Canteen,"
written on the outside Cover, will be received at this Office, on
or before 12 o'Clock at Noon of Wednesday, the 4th of August
next, after which hour, any proposal received cannot be noticed.
By the Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troops
billeted upon them.
The Form of the Proposals to be as follows
To the Commisdoners for the Affairs of Barracks. I hereby
offer for the Canteen at - for one year, from 30th Septen.-
ber 1813, to 29th September 1814, the Sum of - Pounds
as rent, and - Pounds for the privilege of selling Liqeurt.
&c. tiverein, making together Pound', and propose Mr,
of ----- and Mr. of as my Sureties
far the same.
A rui Large and small
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Ashford S separate
Battle Ditto Fort l'wiss
Bet ry head Sutherland
Bexhill Old Molicrief
Bexhill Huts Ipswich Old
liirmhighant . Ipswich New
Blot aington Knightsbridge
13raborne Lees Kins,bridge

Brighton Lew L- •
Canterbury Cavalry Maidstone
Ditto Infantry Malden
Chatham North :Manchester
. Ditto South Mill Say, Plymouth
Ditto Fort Pitt Norman Cross, East
Chelmsford, Ohl Norman Cross, West
Chelmsford, New Northampton
Chichester Norwich
Colchester No:tinhorn
Croydon Ottery
Danbury Parkhurst
Dartmoor - , Pevensey
Deal North Infantry Playden or Rye
Deal South tufantry For:chests-T.
Dorchester Portman •strect
Dover Citadel Romford
Dover Heights, or l Romney
Redoubt Barracks S Radipok, Weymouth
Dungeness Grand i Stonehouse, Plymouth
Redoubt Sundown
Ditto (No. I) Fort Silver Hill
.--.(No. it) Fort Sieyning
.----‘, No. 3) Port Sunderland
-----(No. 4; Pon ShorticldEa
Eastbourne Tot ness
Euler Weeley
Frankfort, Plymouth Winchester
Gosport Windsor Cavalry
Ilailsharn Windsor Infantry
Hampton Court Woodbridge
Harw.ch Yarmouth, Norfolk
Hastings Yarmouth, or Colwell i
11. rsliam Isle of Wight
Hounslow York
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Fort George St. Aubye's Bif
Amherst Granville Barracks
De Loamy 1k Veuiles Barrack*
Doyle Elisabeth Castle
Vale Castle Mout Orguell Castle
lean . St. Aubite. Fort
Roulette Pier on Tuwilliill
Grand Roque St. Peter's Siarta.A.
Richmond
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