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London, England, 1810-12-25 00:00:00

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BEN JOHNSON'S AND BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER'S
. WORKS.
Nest month *lll be published, in four volumes royal two. with
Portraits, price XS, or, on lame paper, £7.
THE DRAMATIC WORKS bt BEN JOHN-
SON and BEAUMON r and FI.ETCHER ; the first
printed from the Text, and with the Notes of Peter Whalley; the
latter front the Text, and with the Notes of the late George Col-
man, Esq.
London : Printed for John.Stockele, Piccadilly.,

NEW HISTORi•OF STAIN.
This day was published, in four vela. Biro. with a quarto Atlas of
Plates, price £3. Sc.
'THE MODERN STATE of SPAIN, translated
from the French of I. Fa. Bovaconsoi late Minister Ple-
nipotentiary from France to the Court of Madrid.
To which are added, Essmrs on SPAIN, by M. PEYRON;
and the Book of Post Roads.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had,
the above Work in French, price £2. lits. 6d.

CAMDEN'S BRITANNIA.
This day was published, in four large vols. folio, illitstrated by
120 Plates, price £l6. I 6s. a new Edition, of
BRITANNIA ; or, a Chorographical Description
of the Rourisbing Kingdoms of kngland, Scotland, and Ire-
land, and the Wands adjacent ; from the earliest antiquity.
By WILLIAM CAMDEN.
Translated from the Edition published by the Author in 1607.
Enlarged by the latest Discoveries, by RICHARD GOUGH.
• Printed for John Stoesslale, Piccadilly.

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CI IRISTM AS PUBLICATIONS, FOR THE AMUSEMENT
AND INS FRUCTION•OF YOUNG MINDS.
This day were published, by I. Halms, at the Corner of St.
Paers Church-yard,
1. MODERN ARABIA : a Collection of Tales
in the manner of the Arabian Nights Entertainments,
I vol. hound, Bs. dd.
2. Charles Leeson ; or, The Soldier, I vel, hound, Ss. 6cl.
2. Pleasure and Improvement, blended. By the Author of
" The Twin Sisters," I vol. bound, 3s.
4. The Rector and hii Pupils. By. the Author of that much-
admired work, " The Academy," I vol. boundL.3s. 6d.
5. Jocepkine; or, The Advantages of a Summer, I volume,
bound, 34.
6. The Enigmatical Naturalist; or, List of Names, with de-
scriptions of the most eflebrated Airde. Wags, Insects. and Rep.
tiles; half-bound, 2s. --
.. 704!Akio-kie,-4 •:16
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with the necessary
price 7s 6d.
10. ;I'll,C Child's Totroduci ion to the Latin Lnnguage, le.
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*J. Harris has also New Editions of the Works of Mrs.
Trimmer, Mrs. I.oveiGiki, the. Abbe Gaultier, and other cele-
brated Writers,, for the Instruction .ef Youth ; of which, and
mazy litsadredi besides, a Catilogne will be delivered gratis:

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The Cowslip a Collection of ,eansionavy.Storles ; iljestrated
So Engravings.. Ey the Author of " The Dairy." 10.
Peter Prim s Collection of Priveciss, -oruirMented with 15
tiful Fngravings, s. td. coloured, or plain, ls.
An Entertaining and Instructive Gime, intitled, " The
I to the Temple of Honour and Fame2!elegantly engraved,
the necessary Apparatus and proper dlrettions fur Playing,