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London, England, 1805-08-29 00:00:00

BOTANY BAY.-.-This day was publifhad.

In three volumes, foolfeap *diet% price tgs. ftd.io boards,
AVOYAGE ROUND the WORLD, in the
years 1800, dot , acre, 0103, and rtes, in width the Au-
thor vifited the principal Wands in the Pacific Ceran.arsd the Env.
lift Serrlments of PORT JACKSON and NORFOLK ISLAND,
and refitted eight months OTAHEITE. 'deluding accounts of
the prefent State of Society, and of the Progrefe of Civilization
fleet the Voyages of Cookc; and an impartial narrative of the pro.
ceedings of the Millenaries in the Society Rhode, to the tarter
end of the year 1803; together with a variety of particulars never
before given to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW
SOUTH WALLS, drawn up on the (pot in z toe.
By JOHN TURNBULL.
Printed for RICIIAILD Pnistars, No. 6, Bridge.ltrect, Blackfriars,
and to betted dal Bookfellen.
Of whom may be bad, a Htwroar and Desceirriort of the
ISLAND of Sr. HFLINA, drawn up by a Gentleman long reftdent
there, In one voldme, pike 61. in boards.

Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from
the REVOLUTION to the TREATY of AMIENS.

This day was publifitedi a new Edition, including the recent ear.
rations of the Author, in twelve uniform vohunes odtavo, pries
eve guineas in boards,
'T`HE HISTORY of GREAT BRI'rAIII from
the REVOLLITION•of 1688, to the TREATY of AMIENS
in tics.. By WILLIAM BEISHAM, Efq.
Printed for RICHARD Pitmans, No. 6, Bridge Itreet, Black.
friar', and to be had of all Bookfdlers.

N. B. Several of the volumes of Mr. Belfham's. Hiftnry, which
have lnng been out of prtht, having juft been reprinted, with the re-
cent CorrcAtions of the Author, this valuable Work, forming the
only Hiftery of Great Britain during the lame important period by
a Tingle Writer, may now for the firft time be had complete. In
connedtion with the Hittory of Mr. Hume. it forma an uninter-
rupted and authentic Series of Engfilh Hiftory, from the earn&
records to the prefent time.

Etther Part may be bad fcparately, at pt. ptr Voltime. by per.
fins who hate omitted to complete their rem; and the Reign of
Geoact Tut Tina° to the Peace of Amiens, forming eight Vo-
lumes, may be had by itfclf, price jl, r se.

PRESENT FOR YOUTH.
The Rev. JOHN EVANS refpettfully informs all. chafe who have
the Care and Education of Youth of both Sties, and the Pub-
lic in general, that a Second Edition of the Juvenile Tourift,
cooliderably improved, is juft publithed at the Albion •Prefs, in
Ivy-Lane, Patemofter ron, at ss. 6d. per ropy, in boards, or
6s. bound, and may be had of all BookfeUers. It comprifes his
. adtual
pxcuksioNs THROUGH VARIOUS
4-1 PARTS of the ISLAND of GREAT BRITAIN; including
the Weft of England, Midland Counties,aod the whole County of
Kent. 11,uftrated with Maps and a Portrait, and interfperfed
with Hiftorieal Anecdotes and Poetical F.:crafts, for the Improve-
mcut of the Riling Generation. Ina Series of Letters to a Pupil.
To which are added, a Defcription of the Royal Obfervatory at
Greenwich, and an Account of the p.ipulous Village of laington.
••• The Sale of near Two Tlionfand Copies, in the euurfe of
link more than Twelve Months, is a Proof of its favourable re-
ception with the Public. Nor can the Author refrain from grate-
fully acknowledging the Candour and Attention with which it has
been honoured. He has now carefully reviled every Page of the
Work, and hopes that the Additions and Iniprovements may ren-
der it Rill further fubfervient to the Entertainment and Itiftrualon
of the Riling Generation.

POWELL'S CONVEYANCING.
Lately publilbed,
In Six Volumes, Odavo, price 31. 3s. in board.,
ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEY-
ANCING, fcleeted from the manufeript colleetiou of the
late JOHN 'JOSEPH POWEI.I" Elg. Author of the Law of
Mortgages, Wills, &C. Reviled and correCted : with Notes and.
Remarks, explanatory of the nature and efficacy of the kraal
affirances, &c. contained in the collection.
By CHARLES BARTON, of the Inner Temple, Efq.
Author of the Eleinents of Conveyancing.
the Colketion of Precedents with which the Profeffion is now
/Whined, was parchafed from the late Mr. Powers Eicentrix ;
no doubt can therefore be reasonably entertained of Its authentici-
ty ; and from the great utility in praCtice of accurate forms of the
different rpecies of Affurancea, and thejnft celebrity or Mr. Powell
as E Conveyancer, they are indUced to hope that an extent-meet-
ketion of Original Precedents like the prefent cannot fail to prove
an highly acceptable and valtiable acquilltion to the Public.
AColleCtion of Precedents obtained (eddy from the opportunities,
afforded by aetual practice, will, generally, be more or left incorn-
piece fur want or an eqrial uniform variety of the fesreral Species of
Afforances of which it is compored. Where this tiered was diko-
verable in the preknt Collection, it was fttpplied by the Editor,
either front his own private ColleCtion, or by Drafts exprefsly pro.
pared for the purpofe. There infertions arc dittivauilhed by *Re-
title characters. And at the Conveyances will be but feebly pre-
pared to I.;cure the interefts of his Client by an sicquaintance with
the forms alone of deeds, without a knowledge of the principles
upon which they are conitrueted, and the ohjeets they are.refpre-
tivtly calculated to effeelLate, the Editor has introduced Effitss, or
elentent.ry adrertations on the Nature and 1.114 of the &trent
Species of Affurances contained in Vie Collettiun ; and ruhjoioc.l
occafional Note. and Remarks, explaining the eft:ttt and operation
of the fcveral Covenants, &e. contained iu them ; together N ith
;cervices to ruck Books and Cafes whence any further, informs.
• ri which the Stodent may be dearous of acquiring upon the bah-
A, may be molt readily obtained.
Loudo:i: Printed hot W. Chrke and doss, Portugal-II:ea.