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London, England, 1805-09-28 00:00:00

LEE•LEWES.

This day WM publithed,TaTon—r han— —aome"-- volumes, foolfeap Soo.
Price 16s. In boards,
MEMOIRS of the late CHARLES LEE
LEWES, Comedian—containing Anecdotes, Hittorlod and
Biographical, of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, and OUSEL
STAGES, during a period of forty years.
Wairrau BY HIMSELF, and publiftted by his Son,
JOHN LEE LEWES, Est;
I Printed for RICH/AD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge•ftreet Blackfriarl
By whom will fpeedily be publiihed, Mammies of the Lys of
Foora, EN. with a colledion of his Bon Mots, ciddit
original, by CHART. 'Coo , Efq

7'his day 11C1'1 pilbllK;Cr-14-C-C 45.6 d. in boards.
A N ENQS I R into the NATURE and
••• ACTION HI CANCER, with a view to the el:labialises*
cf a REGULAR MODF. of CURE by NATURAL SEPARA•
TION. By SAMUEL YOUNG, Efq.
Member of the Royal Royal College of Surgeons, London.
Printed fcr RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Ihnat, Black.
friars; and fold by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; W. Gilbat, Dublin ;
and all Boafel'ers.
Of whom may be Ind, just publinted, Dr. Jonas on the Procefs
employed by Nature in fupprefflog b.e Hemorrhage from dividod
and Pundurcd Arteries, price nos Odin boards.
In the Pres, and freedily will be publifhed,
ATREATISe on HERMIA HUMORALIS.
or SWELLED TLs.ricLit. detailing an Active Plan of
Treument io order to remove the Difmf., in its adaunenecment,
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and alfo Remarks on that fpeeits of &induct's wiling from Opacity
of the Cornea,in which a New and sueeef.fol Method of Cure la
espluined, and e:ucidAted by numerous Cafes.
By THOMAS LUXMORE,
Mrmber of the Royal Collrrc of Surgeons, Surgeon Estraordl.
nary to His Royal Highnt.ts the Prince of Wales, Surgeon to
thr Honourable Arillrry Company, to the Eaftern Difperifary,
and the London I.yine-In Charity.
PRESENT sTATK OF FRANCE.

This day was publifhed. price 38. 6d.
AFAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
of FRANCE. and of the FRENCH PEOPLE under the
Defpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars
and Anecdotes of the Government—the Military—the
the Laws--the Public Autufemenur of Paris—the Manners,Drelk.
and Donwftic Ssiciety--the late Coronation—the Pope and Reif-
gion--the Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufalitures—thet
War with Fngland—the Englith in France—the Bourbons-.tho
Price of the Neccifaries of Life. &e. &c. dce
By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
Who efcaped from France in the Month of May.
Printed for RICUAILO Pitman, Bridge.ftrcet, Blackfrian ;
and to be had of all Boolfeiler..

AN IMPROVED SPk.LLING BOOK.
This day was publiftted,
The 23th Edition, reviled and corrected, price 11. 6d. with the
ufual allowance to Schools,
AN N ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, aceoMpa.-
, riled by a progreffive feria of Eery and familiar Lawn.
adapted to the capacities of Childrat, and embellifhed %tithe variety
of Engravings;--the whole intended to inertial, fur the Ufs of
Schools, an improved introtloaory Book to the firit Eleuteuts of
the Englith Language.
By WILLIAM MAVOR, LI.. D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkikire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Sec.
. The unprecedented fate of Os, Hundred and Fifty 71..affind Copies
of Dr. Mavor's New SPELLING BOOK, in lel; than titres years.
and its adoption by intelligent teachers, in all the re're. table Scho,is
in the three Kingdoros, render it ahnoit unneceCiry for the Pub•
tither to make any remark ou its claim to universal preirretice.
As an hitroduzlory book to a v. rnacukr tongue for the ufe of
Children, Dr. Mavor's Spelling Book Is unineurnbered with ab-
ftrad. roles and metaphylical diftinClions relative to the claffifica-
thins of words, but is entirely compofed of plain and eafy exam.
pies, leading the infantile pupil, ittp by Rep, by entol Pimple
and obvious gradations, from the Letters of the Alphabet, thre
Syllables and Words of two and three letters, on to a Caries ofamn.
Greg, familiar, and inftructive leffons,oll the admired plan of Mrs.
Barbauld and Mrs. 'rrimmer.
The work is printed on good paper,with an unufually large and
clear type. The Examples and Leffons are difplayed in a diftinCt
manner, acid the Book throughoUi is rendered attractive to the
early age for which it is intendtd. In a word, the convenience of
the teacher, and the cafe mid pleifuri of the Pupil have beta
feduloully, and., k is believed, fuecJsfully confulted.
The Caine u Car cesium, and the firit Catechifin of Doane
Watts, with forms of Morning and Evening Prayers, are rub•
joined, nagethei with a variety of elementary knowledge, proper
to be committed to mnaory. The Tables of Spelling are tree from
indelicate words--and all theLeffons of Re-:ding tend to inculcate
the fwth principles of Science, Morality, and Religion.
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Boublellers and Stationers in Town and Country.
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all by the fame Author,
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a. Tits Bityrisu Nrros; containing the Lives df
Britons, intended as Ezanmks to Youth ; price as. 6d.
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4. AN UNiveasst. Sroar..}Doin; that which is ufed in the
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TO WHARFINCERS, COAII.-DEALEIL, &c.
TO BE LEI' ON LEAS £,

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and for CO4l and Lime Works tat the Ailihy de ia Touch.
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l'arifh of Hinkley end County of Leieefter, nuw in the Tenure ot '
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The Wharf may be conftrueted and formed below Top Water
Level,at a final expence, by making a collateral cut the/tout, and
there: y made by far the moft convenient Wharf for the Town of
Hinkicy and its very populous Neighbourhood.
A perfon will attend at the George Inn, Hinkley, on Wednef•
day the 3oth day of Odobcr melt, to receive proporals and let the
[aid Wharf, and for further particulars enquire of Mt. James;Land
Agent, Wellfborn, near Stratford-on-Avon, Warwicatire.