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London, England, 1801-05-06 00:00:00

RIPAUD ON EGYPT.

This Day was publimed, In 410:and Bvo. price 3s. 6d.
lultrated by a large Map of Egypt,
REPORT of the COMMISSION of ARTS to
the FIRST CONSUL, BONAPARTE, en the ANTI-
QUITIES of UPPER EGYPT, and the prefait -Sate of ill
the Temples, Palaces, Obeliiirs, Statues, Tombs, Pyramids,
&c. from the eztaraets of the Nile to Cairo; with an accurate
defcriptioa of Pictures with which they are decorated, and the
conjecture that may he drawn from them refpc6ing theplvini-
ties to which they were confecrined.
Tranflated from the French of Citizen Ripsud, Librarian to

the inititute of Egypt.
Printed for J. Dehrett,oppofite Burlington Houle, Piccadilly.
„"„ Whoever binds up this Report with the quarto edition
of Sonolni'S Travels in Egypt will pullets the molt comprehen-
five and corral Hiftory of that Country and its Antiquities
which the Prefs has hitherto produced.
Of whom may be had,
TRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, undertaken
by order of the old Government of France. By C. S. SON NI-
NI, Member of the leveret Scientific and Literary Societies,
r and formerly an Officer and Engineer to the French Navy. In
quarto on fine yellow wove parr; illuftrated by Engravings,
conlifting of Portraits, Views, Antiquities, Plants, Animals,
dm. To which is prefixed, a Map of the Country; with a Pre-
face and Appendix by the Traneator, and a copious Index.
The Plates, which are engraved by Landfeer, Milton, Anker
Smith, Watts, and J. Cooke, comprehend all thole given in the
original Work, with an additional View, now firß publifhed,
of a celebrated Turkith Mofque, and part of the Delta; price
N. sus. id. in board& •
" Independently of the grand defideratum of fidelity, this edi-
don has a decided faperturity over the other, in the inferior
points of Bee, typography, and engravings; the latter of which
are executed in a Rile which dots great honour to the two wilts,
and are much better (with the exception only awe) than the
plates annexed to tbs hawk edition!"
Anti-Jacobin Review, Sept. am.

' 41 NM ELIGIBLE BITUATIOW POE YOUNG
GENTLEMEN AT SCHOOL
'-'147-• Rev. RICHARD WEAVER, Mafter Of
,c.I. the Baercling School,,,Chippenham, Wilts, having taken
• Liafe of that defirable ManSon-houfe, at Coriham, in the
roar County, many years occupied as a Lady's oarding
abed, and late in the Porethow of Mrs. Evans, begs leave to
Mom his Friends and the Public, that he intends removing
60405 r co or about the 7th of July next, where he hopes to
experience a continuation of that patronage and fupport which
I difcerning people never withhold front perfcvering afßduity
le, and unremitting attention to, fo important a charge as the i FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.
tare and Education of Youth.
. In Addreffes a this kind it 1,110 uncommon prat tice to make THE ESSENCE of. PEARL and PEARL
protcthons of what will be the conduit of their who take the ' -a. DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACO' 11216111*.
Lad in fuch undertakings, and the fubfequent behaviour of fame Dentilt to her Mildly and the Prince of Wales, are greatly
hlho have thtin held forth a claim on public confidence has foperivr, both in elegance and efficacy to any thing hitherto
Minded greatly to the prejudice of upright men, tivhen in a first- made ode of; the, will effeetually preferve the Teeth in a found
tar way they have attempted to excite an intereft in the efteern ftre, even to old age ; will render them white and beautiful
of others with whom they were perfonally unacquainted. 'When, without the leaß impairing theenamel, fallen tech as are look,
therefore, Mr. Weaver publicly pledges hindelf, as he now keep to as are already decayed front becoming worfe, re-
does mbe execeded by none in Liberality and Milduefs to- vent the Tooth.ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums,
beards thole ander his roof, in Watchfulnefs over the propen- and make them grow firm and doff to the Teeth. They like-
ilike or infirmities to which they are liable, in Attention to the wife render the Breath delicately Tweet, and remedy all the'e
rTe avocations to which their minds require direetion, difoeders that are the cookquenee of kerbs& Gums and bad
f P:tte. to. underlined, as (peaking with the confidence of Teeth.
one who never Intended to deceive, and who will neither (elicit , In order to prevent the impolltions daily pradifed by perfons
per wee the rapport of any Individual longer than his general countcrkiting the above-mentioned long-ellablithed Medicines,
t fkall appear deferring it. • the following words are (by permilllon) engraved in the Ramp,
EMT:mina whither he Ls about to 11111017 t taro well known ; .J. tiglit T, Barran, & BLOW, COCCC POI-STR zit,"
that a minute defcription of it would be fupereuour t Mr. And cone are genuine but what have thole words engraved in
Weaver will codequently only remark, for the information of the Ramp, and alto a label with the words " B and
Bach Plments and Guardian! in have never experienced an op- Blew, Cockfpur-ftreet, London," Paged on the hack of each
of Inswing it, that it is exceedingly dry, open, airy, bottle and bor. Ant all venders of the above Medicine, are
MI Opt the apartments are, generally (peaking, bath hereby informed, that coumerfelting the Ramp is Felony.
WIT GA s, that the School Room is fingularly excellent The Blame and Dentifrice are fold wholekle and retail by
clar ' • , Acing nearly Fifty Feet long by Fifteen and a Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-ftrect, London. Price se. pa
Polatae:
swerttly fitted up, that the whole Of the Prendka each, (tamps included.
me Goa every other bditibsy, that the Play-ground ••• The Public are reffolly motioned aping porchaiing
is ilighlegmb Ear • diverfity of arsafements, and that itla the above Medicines wi. *mpg; se treaders being fop
Sr* 111.....1k 111p4 eligible Situation for young Gentle- pied with than unftampol (sacqs Air exportation); fedi at
map at .1.04 ilplobam, April 16, tlfot. ___er....d ftials widows*. prupirkor sava b• ommaidok.

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