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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS FOR YOUNG
GEN FLEME;7.

A GENTLEMAN has the opportunity of pro.
siding a Young Pe-fon properly qualified, with a Cadetey
to India, a Cornetcy of Dragoons at Home; one Enfigney in the
Line at home or abroad ; oil one in a Regiment of Militia.
Written applications front Princip ds only, (poll paid) to A. Z.
No 1, New Court, Bow Lane, will be attended to.

Juft publiftted, price as. 6d, boards,
A TREATISE, entitled, TIiOUGFITS on PUB-
4—s• Lic TRUSTS. From which it appears, that the Integrity
and Patriotifm of the Rulers in Ancient Rome, and the Rapacity
of the Rulers In Modern France. were inevitable Confequeuces of
the refpedive Constitutions of there Nations.
Edinburgh: Printed by Charles Stewart, and fold by A. Con=
(table and Co ; Edinburgh, and Longman and Co. Paternol)er.row.

The HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, frogn the iEVOLU-
TION to the PRESEN f.TIME.
This day was publithed, with numerous an extenfive eorretlions
by the Author, a new Edition, printed in twelve volumes
odavo, uniformly with the hlitory of Mr. Hume, price five
guineas in boards, or any two volumes feparately, tBs. boards,
THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from
-A. the REVOLUTION ip 1688, (*ben Huhle. Hiftor7 tan*
nuts) to the PEACE of AMIENS in 180 t.
• • •,:- ly WILLIAM 131iLSHAM, Efq.

independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr.Bellkam's Hif-
tory as a Work of unqueßionable fidelity, It claims epeeist no-
tice of the public, as being the only Hillary of linglaski by a fingle
writer, which continues the Hillary of Mr. HUM; with uniform
fpirit and ability to the prefent time. ,
Various have been the expedients t r complete the (cries of our
National Hillary; &Hallett r general work has been garbled ma
=lmitated, with a view to (apply a emitinuation of Hume, to the
death of Geo. 11. but the partiality and defects of Smollctt as an
blitarian bore long been a JIM fubjea of complaint, and Inch a
work as Mr. /kitham's has, for many years, been among the prin-
cipal literary defidcrata. Perfons, however, who are aetually pof-
(tired both of Hume and Emollett, may purchafe fenarately Mr.
Belfham's Hiftory of the Reign of Geo. 111. in 8 volume., and thus
complete their feria to the Peace of Amiens ; or thafe who are
poifeffed of Mr. Home's Hiftory only, may, by the purchafe of
Mr. Belfhattes entire work, complete an uninterrupted and uniform
ferieg of our Hiltory. train the earlieft records to.the prefent time.
Printed far KICUAID PHILLIPS, No. •6, Bridge urea, Black-
friar's, fold by J. Archer. Dublin, F. Balfour, Edinburgh, Braila
and Reid, GLifgow, Sullivan and Weft, Cork, and by all other
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N B. Perron' who have omitted to comp) to their fete of Mr
13c1fham's HlRory, mould make an early application to their re
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COMMERCE OF EUROPE.

This day was publithed, In one large Volume, (tart°,
Price al. la.. 6d. In boards,
PUROPEAN COMMERCE ; or, NEW and
-a-aSE-
CURE CHANNELS of TRADE with the CONTINENT
of EUROPE, detailing the Produce, Mannfadures, and Commerce
of RU:SIA, PRUSSIA, SWEDEN, DENMARK. and GER.
MANY; as well as the Trade of the RIVERS FLBE, WESER,
and EMS; with a general View of the TRADE, NAVIGATION,
PRODUCE, and MANUFACTURES of the uNrrED KING-
DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND ; its unexplored
and improveable Mowers and interior Wealth; with a particular
Account of the Trade to and from the EAST and WES IINDIES,
and of Colonial Commerce in general. Illultrated with a Map of
the CANALS and RIVERS of EUROPE:.
By J. JEPSON ODDY,
Member of the Rulfis and Turkey, or Levant Companies.

Printed for W. J. and J. R iebardfon, Royal Exchange ; J. Afpern fJ
Combin ; and J. Hatehard, Piccadilly, London ; Archibald Co..
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hon. Dublin.
The following favourable opinions of this Work have already
appeared, viz.
z ft. The European Mag. which Rates—This copious Work is a
very ftriking inttance of well-timed, laborious, and fuccefsful
gence. It holds out information, encouragement, and very great
afliftance or facilitation of bufinefs to the merchant; while it pre-
tents at the fame time new and important views of politicaleeconos
my to the legiflator and ftatefman ; and eq-u.ludra its account by
laying. "On the whole, Mr. Oddy's Book is a valuable prefent
both to individual adventurers in Trade, and to the Great Courted
of the Na,ion, who, by due attention and regard to fuck cape-
rienee. Intelligence, and Contrivance, as this Gentleman teems to
poffSs, mit t combine the remuneration of indivithnl merit with
great national advantage "—Vide I:,r .peclr stag. September, 1803.
ad. The .lati• 'Jacobi's R..bi"oo, which opens its account of this
Work l)y Whif.• m try Books on Commerce are addreffed
to fpeculat ice men, to fchoiars, philorophere, and ftatermen, others
take merchants and manufatturers ss thy' it were by the hand,
raying this is the way,T walk ye in ie—fuell a pudica! and Life.
NI Work is Mr. Oddy s. It is not, however, without a degreeof
entertainment to general feholars and readers. The biftory of the
progrefs of-commerce, with that of cultivation, to the nitres of the
Baltic and Scandinavia,is very any afir.g. Nothing Is wan ti og to i.e.:-
der it mintercfting and agreeable as Or Robertfon's Book relating to
the European Commerce with India,but the charms of his ftyle and
manner. On the whole, we should fuppofe the Book mutt be very
acceptable to Merchants, particularly thole trading to the Baltic
or North of Germany, and not lets to the Britilh Legiflature, to
whom it conveys much ufeful Information. And we maybe per,
mitted to add, that fuck efforts for the general weal of the nation,
(Specially when made not without great expellee, thould not only
he attended to, but encouraged and I-awarded." Vidc
Puy. September, iSey.

In compliance with the above regnilltion, I hereby convene a
Meeting of the County of Cornwall. to be holden at the ABlse
Hall, in the Borough of Bedouin, on Friday the 23th day of Otto •
ber inftant, at twelve o'clock at noon.—Dated Odloher Es, tilos.
SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff.