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is LEWES.

This day were ppbli4cd,in four Isandfouse volumes, foodfcap Bva,
Price x6s. In boards,
EMOIRS of the late CHARLES LEE
XVA LEWES, Comedian—contalning Anecdotes,FlLßorleal and
Biographical, of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, and IRISH •
STAGES, during a period of forty years.
- WRITTLN n HIMSELF, and publinsed by Ids Soq,
JOHN LEE LEWES, Exit
Printed for RIONARD PRILLIPS, No. 5, Bridgr-ftreet Blackfrias
By whom will fpcedily be publifhed, MLIAOIRS of the Lira of
SAMUIL Poore, Efq. with a conc.:lion of his Bon Mots, chiefly
enema!, by CHARLES COORS, Erg.

PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE.
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AFAITHFUL Account of the prelent STATE
of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE under the
Defpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars
and Anecdotes of the Government—the Military—the Police—.
the Laws—the Public Amufements of Paris—the Manners,Drefs,
and Domenic Society--the late Coronation-t.the Pope and Reli-
gion—the Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufadluterths
War with England—the Englifh in Franca—the Bourbons--the
Price of the Neceffiries of Life, &c. ikc.&c.

By an ENGLISH OkNTLEMAN,
Who efeaped from France in the Month of May.
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This day was pnblilbed, price One Guinea In boards,
Dedicated to the Right Hon. Jon"; Beassioan,
The Third Edition of
THE PHILOSOPHICAL PRINCIPLES of the
SCIENCE of BREWING, to which are now added, the
TABLES and Di It ICCTIONS for Wing the S ACCHAROMETER.
By JOHN RICHARDSON, Hull.
:Sold by W. J. and J. Richardfon, Royal Exchange, Londnns
E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; and M. Mahon, Grafton.ftteet, Dublin.
• • Mr. R. takes this opportunity to inform the brewers in ge-
neral, that the diffemination of his plan for communicating the
whole of his practice of Brewing, having been unexpedtedly re-
tarded, he has thought it right to extend the term to which the
Paid plan was firft limited, to the firft day of January next ; and
that any Gentleman who has nut yet received his A ovcarismaanT
explanatoryof the fame, may have one tranfmkted, on despoil;
him a bac—July 8, 18os.

AN ENTIRE NEW WORK.
WITS FIFTY Oft WOKS CLIOANT INCIATINOS.

On Saturday the 29th of June was publifhed, No. I. price ts. 64.
To be completed in s 6 Numbers, pubdhed Weekly,
Forming two large handfome Volumes in gym% of
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and PHY.
SICAL DICTIONARY, containing not only an explain.
don of the Terms of Art ufed in Anatomy, Phyßology, Patin/my,
Therapeutics, Surgery, Midwifery, Pharmacy, Materla Media.
Botany, Chemiftry, Natural Hiftory, &c. Sce. as employed in de
prcfent improved State of Medical Science ; but alto a coffin.
Account of Difeafes and their Treatment, agreeably to the Doc-
trines of Cullen, Mauro, Hunter, Fordyce, Gregory, Denman
Saunders Home, and other modem Teachers in Edinburgh and
L
ondon. London. To which is added, a copiourGloffary of obfolcte TOW&
By ROBERT MORRIS, M. D.
_ _

JAMES KENDRICK, Surgeon, F. L. S. and Others.
Edinburgh : Piloted for Bell and Bradfute, and Mundell and
Son ; and fold in London by Thomas Oita, Ave Maria.lanc,
Ludgatc-ftrect.

July 22 were publithed.
By the Author, JAMES ROBERTSON, A.M.
ROBERTSON'S MAPS of JAMAICA.—This '
Work confifts of a Map of each of the three Counties, as a •
large kale ; and of a Map of the whole !Dank on 'a finaller fcek, •
which make a complete fee of Maps of burialca.
In the county maps are reprefented the fugar eftates, with their
names; and all other plantations and fettle:melds of every defcrip.
den whatever, with the names of their proprietors ; and all the
rivers, rivulets,- fpringe, gullies, lakes, ponds, meralfes, carriage
roads, bridle roads, and maroon paths; the mother:wed and com.
plete chart of the coat round the it and, and. the harbours, with
all the ((lands, keys, rocks, reefs, &oafs, buoys, and depths of wa-
ter; betides innumerable other ohjeifts remarkable either for ufe
or curiolity. They have tables a.inezed of the number of acres of
lie lauds cultiveted; of the uncultivated, fit for the culture of
opt coffce, grafs, and provifions; and of the uneultivatede in the
rcfpedive parilbes and counties—whereby she refources of the
Maud, hitherto unknown, are fully difclofed. Such important in.
formation is n ot to be found in any other Maps.
. The Map of the whole Mend competes all the eftates and fet-
dements, rivers, roads, &c. &c, and is a complete military map. lA
On it are delineated all the mountains and plain., bills and wallies, i
ridges and gullies, in a view, which fuppufes the obferver to be
fituated at fo great a height, that the fur-race of the whole ifland,
in all its variety, is, at once, prekoted to the eye; and the whole I
having been performed, the mountains as well as the counties, from
ac2ual furveys, renders this view the firft of the kind that has ever
been publithed. Annexed to this Map are Tables of the Latitudes
and Longitudes of the moft remarkable places and points accu-
rately afecrtained, with the altitudes of the principal peaks, moun-
tains, and hills.
This furvey of Jamaica was performed parfoant to the order,,
and by the authority of the Honourable Houk of Affembly, of
which thefe Maps, after the moft careful examinations, have ref.
peetively received the unanimous approbation. They are therefore
introduced to the public in the molt authentic manner, no ether
Maps having ever undergone roar a trial.
In the eourfe of this Purvey, meets was had to all the diagrams,
fchernes, and plans that had been made fines the conqueft of date
Maori to the prefernt time. The turns of money that had been paid
fur there Papers and Surveys by tbofe for whom they were origi-
nally made, confiderably exceeded three hundred thoufand pounds
currency. It was, notwi Offending. neceffary to make many es.
tenfive furveys for this work. The public arc therefore now pro.
tented witli Maps which, basing been entirely conftrudted from
actual furveys, have no precedent.
The Map: will be delivered at No. 30, St. jinsees-ftreet. The
price tis Subferibers is Twenty ;loins:as for each complete Sct in
Sheets, and to Non.fubfcribers Thirty Guineas; if joined and co.
toured One Guinea more; but chafe who have not had an oppog•
tunity of fubicribing previonfly to this publication, will be coed-
dered as fubkribers„, and be entitled to the Adajw on paying Twenty
Guineas; or the depart of that turn will he received at Mettle.
Hammel-Sty. and Co. Bankers, Pall-mall ; whore receipt will
entitle the bearer to the Maps as above-mentioned, and orders
from the Welt•lndia Merchants in London, Btiftol, Liverpool,
Glafgow, and Edinburgh, will be duly attended to by
JAMES ROBERTSON, 30, St. janaos's4traitt.