ters their vanity, or feeds their love of filthy, sisting of a series of Engravings from original lucre. designs by Nicholas Pocock, Esq. illustrative of our principal engagements at sea, since the commencement of the war with France in the year 1793; accompanied with a concise account of each action, and a sketch of the general services of the British navy during the two last wars. By Lieut. The London Association purposes to introduce places of worship in the metropolis, and its vicinity, where none exist, within a convenient distance, though the population is considerable. It is a Charity of the noblest kind :—the funds, how-W. Innes Pocock, R. N. ever, are as yet but small. RECEIPTS. Donations and subscriptions for 1. S. d: general purposes for Chandler-street 139 12 0 85 0 0 Balance in advance 184 14 4 L. 451 8 6 LITERARY REGISTER. WORKS ANNOUNCED FOR PUBLICATION. ASTRONOMY Mr. B. G. 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SUNGSKRIT. अन्धकारेषूपविशन्तो लोका महालेोकमुद्रा तुर्मृत्योर्दशे छायायाञ्चापविशतः प्रति श्र लोक उदेति / যে লৌক অন্ধকারে বসিয়াছিল তাহারা মহ| আলো দেখিতে পাইয়াছে যাহারা মৃত্যুর দেশ ও ছায়ায় বসিল তাহারদের নিকট আলো প্রজ্বলিত৷ হইয়াছে । |