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This day were4iabliehed, in Otte VA *eve, peke IL in boordii:
QERMONS on the PERSON and OFFICg of dal
kJ REDEEMER, Mid on the Faith and Practise of the RS-
DEEMED —By WILLIAM JES:;Ii, A..M:
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ibis dalowas pabtiiht t,
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VETALLACE nr, The FIGHT of FALKIRK:
A Metrical Romance.
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MR. GIFFORD'S JAPE OF Mk Prr'r. • This day was published, in Nix large Vols. Ocrcvn, with two Per.' ,
traits of Mr. Pitt, om from au orlginalplettire, by Mr. Hopp- 2
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HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the
:a- Right Hon. WILLIAM Prrrr including some accoont et- •
the times in which he livell.—By JOHN GI FFORD, Esq.
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tell by twu portrabs,•froln pictures, price 41 Se- 111
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A. TOU R to SHEER AZ by the route of Kazroott
and Yeerozab4d, with various Remarks on the Manners,
Customs, Laws, Languare, and Litera•ure of the Persians. To
which is added, a i-lis.ury of P. nia, from the Death of Korona
Khan to the Subver.ion of the Zund Dynasty.
By EDWARD SCOTT WARING, Esti.
Of the Bengal Civil Einablishmmt. •
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LIFE OF LORD NkLSON.
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THE LIFE of Admiral LORD NELSON, K. B.
from his Lordship's Wa inscriptk Abridged from the quarto
Edition—By the Rev. JAMES STANIER CLARKE, F. R. 8.
Lihrarian to the Prince, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness's
Household; and JOHN M'AR CI IU R, Esq. LLD. bite Secre.
tiat7 to Admiral Lott IfisCountHood.
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This day were puL,ishcd, elegantly printed in 2 vols. Ito with a
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THE WORKS of JAMES BARRY, Esq. Histo.
rical fainter; Lee Professor of Painting in the Royal Atm-
derny ; Member of the Clementine Academy, in Bologna, Sees..
Containing his Discot.r.es at the Royal Academy, Observations-
on-different Works of Art in Italy and France, Remarks on the
principal Paintings in the Orleans Gallery, exhibited in 1798, ate.
tegether. with ,his Correspondence with Mr. Burke, and other
distinguished persona ; and some Account of his Life and Works.
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The WORKS of Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Knight, late
President of the Royal Academy : with an Account of Ms Lite
and Writings, by Edmund Malone, Esq. one of his Executors,
and his Portrait, from an original Picture; 3 vols. avo. Third
Edition, set Is. in boards.

PINKERTON'S NEW MODERN ATLAS, No. 111.
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Hurst, Recs, and ()nue, Piiteniortr-row.
rrHE ThirciNumluer ; containing Maps of Chinas
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rim, is published this day. price .'I lc —The Maps are engraved
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of D'Ativille, from 'drawings executed under Mr. Pinkerton's eye.
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the state of the arts can admit. It is calculated that the work will
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bound when 'the work is completed), for more safe conveyance to
the country; whilst other copies will be delivered without any
fold to those who may prefer them he that state.
•• • In the last number will be given a Geographical Memoir.
reciting the character arid merits of the chief authorities upon
which each Ma; is constru :Led, with directions for a general ar. •
rangement.