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ritr No. XIII. will bo.publioie4 on the lot of Jury 1311.

Oa er about the ler of December next will be published, the
First Nurt.bor, prise Se. of
THE REFLECTOR ; a Quarterly Magazine, on
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Lately published, in Oise Volume, Ocnivo;prioe 154
THE ECCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY
ANNUAL REGISTER, for the Year 1809. Contents.
I. Ecclesiastical Antrall.-2. State of the frill Ecclesiastical
Establishment.—S. State of the Established Church in Scotland,
4. Proceedings in Parliament relative to Ecclesiastical Affairs...-
g. Cksical Biography.-0. Controversy.-7. Ecclesiastical Adis-
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y Map of the Country.
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(With a bearifut En raving from a Painting by Ward),
'HE GENEALOGY of the ENGLISH RACE-
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THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVED CUTLERY.
THOMAS GILL having invented a PROCESS, by
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WWI adsnirably fits it to acceive and so nirr4ist a sots; r or
[DUE of EXQUISITE DELICACY, MIA peculiarly adapted to sm.(
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every other kind of Household Linen, which they recommend
with confidence to those who are forming new Establishments,
and Families in general. as the best Goods of their respective
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irkh Linea, and massy other Linens, having lately erperienced
a considerable reduction to price, and importing their own Lions
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buyer, will be exchanged, or the money returned!
Every Article for Mourning, in great variety, and without any
advance in price.