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London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

SILK STOCKINGS

GELLING uncommonly cheap, at No. 52,
Cheap-
side ; un immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Glo . es,
Drawers, Ladies' Dresses:lll in one, dec. Shopkeepers
and th•'st wanting to buy isrg-ly will Ind alreat advantage by
an . • iy inspection of these articles. A quantity of white or
black silk, Si. 6d.; the best-quality;equally cheap; stow cotton
stocking,' at Is, per pair; very fine, Is. 6.1.; sinter, 94. 6d.; Istown
cotton for boots, Is. 9d. ; fine ribbed cotton, Sts. til.; a variety of
gloves, from Ind. per pair, and ocher fashionable articles too nu-
Mem!. to mention. •
•a• Please to observe—They are at RADFORD'S HORiery, Ware-
house, No. 52, Clieapside, near Bow t.:lsutch.

NEW MUSIC.
Published by H'ne and Sons, Liverpool,
DEAR MAID I lovegi►ee. Composed by Sir
J. Szavansoar.
The sweetest Eves that e'er were seen. Do.
When down at Eve. Do.
The Sterr4man's• Song t the Words by T. Moose. Do.
Faithless Emma, harmonized for Poor Voices. Do.
The Maid of Marlieale, harmonized for Five Voices. Do.
Th: above may be had of Metsm Goulding an,' Co. Soho.
scriAtz and New Bond street; Mr. Hitch:di, New Bood.sireet ;
Mr. T. Prc,.an, 97. Strand; Messrs. Clement' and Co. Cava's-
silt! ; and of Mr. Mitchell, Southampton-row. Ituissell-square:—
vs!lere may b! thu wholT of Sir J. Stevenson's Songs, Ste.

Phis day was published, Fourth trice 10s. 6d. in h.iar.ls,
measured from the custo•nary Statid.tnts, a New Edition of
CARY's ITINERARY, or an accurate Delinea-
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England and Wales, aril part of bcottand, carefully revised and
corrected ; and, in addi!ion to the useful articles before given in
this Rork, is now added a Lkt of those Inns throughout the Me-
tropotis from which the Mail and Stage-coaches go, spewing the
time of their departure, the route they severalty take,and time of
arr.val at their respective bins in tire Country ; their hour of de-
iarture from thence, and of arrival in London. Also Maps of
•he environs of Lnbolon, I tih, Marpte, lirllfitoh, ace.
Printed for Clary, Maps Aler, tit!, Strand; and may be
had of all the booksetkrs in the United Kingdom.

TO SCOOLMASTERS, PARENT, &c.
This day were published, •ery Thinly printed, in two pocket Vo-
lumes, prier kilt-a- guinea,
MAVOR's CATECHISMS for the nse cf
Schools and Families.

•„! The popularity of these Catechisms, which, among other
braticlii4 of useful education, embraces familiar introductions to
Geograpity, .English History, the Arts and Sciences, Universal
History, Botany, Animated Nature, Btc. &c. has been such as
moire their frisquen. republication within a very recent-periud.
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at the suozgeszion of siivt: al highly respected Academies, are *ow
ideri-ti in a collected forM, as a Juvenile Library of Useful Know-
ledge for youth of either Sea, from the .ages of seven to twelve
years.
London : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of
the Muses, Finsbury-square.

ELEGANT FAMILY BIBLE, IN OCTAVO.
This day was published,
By R. Schnley, 46, Paternoster-row,
On a fine wove paper. and hot• preseed. from an entirely new
leder cast for the work, price, medium evo. £l.4s. IsGartls
Rortl sec). £l. 16s. boards —and Imperial 4vo. £4.45. boards,
THE HOLY for the li,e of Families,
illustrated from the Avol•ks of the most approved eonimen-
rators Witisis and foreLgn : Boeart, Calinet, Char-
nel, Lord Clarendsn, Dr. Dodd, Dr. Dotiarldge, Dr. Hatnniond,
Harinvr, Henry, Houlatont, King, i.e Oen, Locke, Lowman,
•Bishop Lowth, Bishop of Lincoln, Michaelis. Bishop Newton,
Orton, Bishop Patrick, Poole, Bishop Fortes's, Waterland,
Whitby, Dean Woodhouse and various others.
•„•Thel want of a Bible, uniting in itself all the necessary
points of clear printing, fine paper, extreme 'accuracy, a conve-
nient and porrab!e form, together with a selection sf notes for
family. use and reference, must have loag since been observed.
The publishers have spared neither expeace nor attention to
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in the completion of the work they have fully attained their object,
,and new, with the greatest confidence, offer it to the public, as
being what they profess it.

LEVIZAC'S NEW FRENCH DICTIONARY.
This day was published,
Elegantly printed on Fine Writing Paper, in a thick Volume,
small Octavo. price I 2s. bound, _ _

AFRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH
and FRERCH l)IC rIONARY, adapted for General Use,
in which Obsolete Words are expunged, and many "Illov sand
Useful Words not to be found it. any other french and Engliali
.Dictionary, are introduced. •
By M. L'ABBE BE I.EVIZAC,
Author of the Grammar of the French Language ileDictionnaire-
Univ. rsel des Synonimee; la Bibliotiacque portative des
Eerivains Francois, Ste. he. &i.
Every reacher and Student lithe French Language must
long have been sensible of the Imperfections, 0 rniasions, anrilm-
propritdes, which have hitherto discredited the French Dietio-
narks in common use in England. The Qualifilations of the
Abbi Levisx.c, for the c-Inptlation of a perfect French and Eng-
Illetionary, are well known both in England a:3d France, In
which latter corsury, all his Works have been reprinted, and
' generally adopted as the best elementary System of the French
Language.
Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS,. No. 6, Bridge-street, and to
be had of all Bookwliers, with the full allowance to Schools.