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ACATALOGUE of BOOKS in the various
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Parcel* of Books.

This day was published, in one Vol.. I'2mo. price 6s. boards,
COTTAGE DIALOGUES among the IRISH
PEASAN TRY. By MARY LEADBEATER. Walt
Notes and a Preface, by MARIA EDGEWORTH, Author of
" Castle Rackrent," &c.
Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.

INCENDIARY LETTER, AND ARSON. •
AFULL REPORT of the TRIALS of the Rev.
ROBERT BINGHAM, Curate of Maresfirld, Sussex, on
Charges of Writing a Threatening Lever, and of Setting Fire to
his House, so'brielly and inaccurately reported in all the Public
Prints, was this day rublisbed by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones,
Paternoster-row, and may be had of aU the Booksellers, price
is. 6d.

This day mere published, price Ss. 6d.
OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT PRICE of
•*--/ BULLION and RATES of EX( HANGS; wherein the
Objections of Mr. Bosa rigour and others are attempted to be
over-ruled. To which are added, a comparison of the Advan-
tages of the present and former Currencies of the Kingdom, aid
some proposed palliatives of vrhatever evil may now exist.
By (..:EORGE WOODS, of His Majesty's Customs.
London : Printed for IL Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row; where
may he had, price 4s. the Second Edition of Mr. Mushett's En-
quiry into the Effects produced on tke National Currency and
Rates of Exchange by the Bank Restriction Bill, Etc.

ARCHBISHOP SECKER's WORKS COMMA l'E, with his
LIFE, BY THE LATE BISHOP PORTEUS. •
In a few days will be published, handsomely printed on a fine
paper, in six large octavo volumes, with a Portrait of the
Archbishop, •
THE WORKS of THOMAS SECKER, LL.D.
late Lord Archbi,hop of Canterbury.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. White and Co. J. Walker,
J. Nunn, Scateberd and Letterman; C. Law, Lackington and Co.
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Part 111. price Ts. to be continued Monthly,
THE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE ; con.
1- mining the Old and New Testaments, with copious Notes
and Illustrations, partly original, and partly selected from the
most approved Expositors, Ancient and Modern : with a devo-
tional Exercise,orAspiration, at the close of every Chapter.
By JOHN PAWCEIT, A.M. or Hebden Bridge, near Halifoa.
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NEW !MPROVEb PIYOROS'TATIC PATENT
MOON LAMP. •
fIS MAJ'ES'rY's LETTERS PATENTgrattted
to I. SMETHIJRST, No. 188, New Bond-street, for his
New Improved Hydrostatic Patent Moon Lamp, for Table, that
burns without smoke or smell.—l. S. begs to state to the Nobility
and. Public the most important discovery he has made In Lamps,
by the, oft rising to the wick without a fountain, and the fetid
eilluvia arising from the oil being entirely consumed In the flame,
which is thereby readered brilliant and white. The Patent Moon
softens the light agreeable to the eye, unequalled by the light of
any other lamp ; having no shade, the light is Wined its every
direction. One burner gives the light of six wax candles, at she
expellee of only one. They are ornamental, and may be used in
the most elegantapartments, drawing or sitting rooms, libraries,
mantie-pieces, sideboards, taunting-how', banking-house', and
various other purposes, being the most valuable substitute ever
made ase of instead of candle. A variety of elegant Grecian
Lamps, for drawing or dining rooms, on his late Patent princi-
ple, with patent moons, to be bad uniy at the Patentee's Show
Rooms, as above, with Lamps of every description, where the
greatest variety of elegant patterns in the metropolis are kept for
inspection. N. B. Patent Moons attached to his late Patent
Lamps, which remove the shade and it'iare from the eye. Also
old Brass Patent Lamps, with fountains, altered to his late patent
spiral principle, which burns without smoke. Genuine Sperma-
ceti Oil, for the above Lamp.

A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL METHOD OP TREAIINO
NERVOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, ANDSCIEOFULOUS
DIS-
ORDERS.
ELEIGH, Esq. having been into Staffordshire,
• and had ocular ovidence of the wonderful success of the
Rev. W. Moncry's plan for .Curing Nervous, Consumptive,
and Scrofulous Disorders, feels satisfied from what he has seen,
that no Nervous or Scrofulous, andlittlt few Consumptive parients
need new despair of a radical cure. E. L. having been inscructvd
in the method of cure, and provided with all the remedies, may
be consulted at hit home, No. 10, Red Lion-square, Holborn.
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